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Carl Orff, Jugendorchester Der Günther-Schule, München, Gunild Keetman - Einzug Und Reigen Der Kinder / Einzug Und Reigen Der Mädchen download free
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Carl Orff, Jugendorchester Der Günther-Schule, München, Gunild Keetman - Einzug Und Reigen Der Kinder / Einzug Und Reigen Der Mädchen download free

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Einzug Und Reigen Der Kinder / Einzug Und Reigen Der Mädchen
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Style:
Modern
MP3 archive size:
1813 mb
FLAC archive size:
1618 mb
WMA archive size:
1678 mb
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4.1
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Tracklist

A Einzug Und Reigen Der Kinder
B Einzug Und Reigen Der Mädchen

Credits

  • Conductor – Gunild Keetman
  • Music By – Carl Orff
  • Orchestra – Jugendorchester Der Günther-Schule, München

Notes

aus dem Festspiel der XI. Olympiade 1936 zu Berlin: "Olympische Jugend" 1. Bild
Music representing the Orff Schulwerk approach

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Rights Society: B.I.E.M.
  • Matrix / Runout (Label Side A): 050561
  • Matrix / Runout (Label Side B): 050562


  • The earliest/premiere recording showcasing the Orff Schulwerk approach to music education. The authorship of the music composed on this recording is widely attributed to Gunild Keetman, however, a large number of drafts and final copies of scores in Orff’s hand have led some researchers to believe that Orff may have orchestrated the music. Phonograph records of the Olympic compositions were made so that the approximately 6000 Berlin school children involved in the opening ceremonies of the 1936 games could learn the dances that would accompany the music.