Easy Folk, Folklore Sheet Music

Loch Lomond is a traditional Scottish folk song, first published in 1841 in Vocal Melodies of Scotland. The original composer is unknown, but the poem is attributed to Lady John Scott. The music perfe...

The piece Hawaiian Beat by Czech composer Jirka Kadlec is a lively and energetic work inspired by the festive and sunny atmosphere of the Hawaiian islands. Through striking rhythms and light melodies,...

The piece Hawaiian Beat by Czech composer Jirka Kadlec is a lively and energetic work inspired by the festive and sunny atmosphere of the Hawaiian islands. Through striking rhythms and light melodies,...

Hawaiian Echoes, composed by Jirka Kadlec and inspired by the well-known traditional theme "Ta-Hu-Wa-Hu-Wai", is a poetic and evocative work that transports the listener to the enchanting landscapes o...

Hawaiian Echoes, composed by Jirka Kadlec and inspired by the well-known traditional theme "Ta-Hu-Wa-Hu-Wai", is a poetic and evocative work that transports the listener to the enchanting landscapes o...

Hawaiian Echoes, composed by Jirka Kadlec and inspired by the well-known traditional theme "Ta-Hu-Wa-Hu-Wai", is a poetic and evocative work that transports the listener to the enchanting landscapes o...

Hawaiian Echoes, composed by Jirka Kadlec and inspired by the well-known traditional theme "Ta-Hu-Wa-Hu-Wai", is a poetic and evocative work that transports the listener to the enchanting landscapes o...

Scotland as a nation, has a wealth of traditional music unequalled by many countries in the world. The material ranges from haunting laments and ballads to stirring marches and reels. The melodies or...

A serene setting for choir which features a simple step like melody with a beautifully flowing solo soprano line above. The musical setting uses two lullaby-like rhythmical ostinatos which run right t...

Á Sprengisandi is a well-known melody from Icelandic folklore, deeply rooted in the country's collective consciousness. The song depicts the dangerous crossing of the highland region of Sprengisandur...

Á Sprengisandi is a well-known melody from Icelandic folklore, deeply rooted in the country's collective consciousness. The song depicts the dangerous crossing of the highland region of Sprengisandur...

These duet arrangements of traditional music from Scotland and Ireland with a few original pieces by Florian Bramböck himself will make excellent concert performance material for intermediate clarinet...

Á Sprengisandi is a well-known melody from Icelandic folklore, deeply rooted in the country's collective consciousness. The song depicts the dangerous crossing of the highland region of Sprengisandur...

Á Sprengisandi is a well-known melody from Icelandic folklore, deeply rooted in the country's collective consciousness. The song depicts the dangerous crossing of the highland region of Sprengisandur...

Aamulla varhain / Arirang / Bambali / Chamaa / Duke Of Norfolfk, or Paul's Steeple / Ederlezi / Folia / Hamba Lulu / Kad Mi Dodjes Ti / La Sandunga / Loch Lommond / Mignonne, Allons Voir Si La Rose /...

Á Sprengisandi is a well-known melody from Icelandic folklore, deeply rooted in the country's collective consciousness. The song depicts the dangerous crossing of the highland region of Sprengisandur...

Á Sprengisandi is a well-known melody from Icelandic folklore, deeply rooted in the country's collective consciousness. The song depicts the dangerous crossing of the highland region of Sprengisandur...

English Folk Tunes for Ukulele presents a collection of 37 pieces for solo fingerstyle ukulele playing. Drawn from the rich tradition of English folk music with tunes covering a range of styles, inclu...

Highland Cathedral is a well known and widely used melody in the Scottish Bagpipe tradition. The song is used in all kind of Scottish events, including weddings. I has even been proposed as the new Sc...

Warum nicht einmal - zwischen Tonleiter- und Bo-genübungen, Bach, Dotzauer und anderen Etüden - entspannenden Spass, eine Portion Sentimen-talität, ein paar vertrackte Rhythmen? Die meist kurzen Stück...