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Landler

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Ländler 

a peasant dance that originated in southern Germany and in Austria (there are local variations of the ländler). The dance is done to 3/4 and 3/8 time. In the early 19th century it spread to the urban areas; it is one of the dances from which the waltz originated. Its musical form appears in the works of Beethoven, Schubert, and Schumann.



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At Levels 5 and 6, students of the classical literature usually play from some of these collections, and groups of several pieces from a single composer would work well in a recital or competition: Bach Short (Little) Preludes; various Mozart Minuets; various Schubert Landler and German Dances; Gurlitt Album for the Young, Op.
Mark Landler covers the State Department for The New York Times.
In the first movement the string attack was astounding and the Landler had that perfectly balanced bitter-sweet quality.
 
 
 
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