Bartok, An Evening in the Village and Slovak Peasants Dance for Viola and Piano (EMB) bridges with a steady driving tempo

with a steady driving tempo throughout

all based on rudiments and theoretical concepts from the method books

making its value as a source debatable

Harlequinade (Squire arr

Elastic band to secure the endpin during travel

Bartok, An Evening in the Village and Slovak Peasants Dance for Viola and Piano (EMB) bridges with a steady driving tempoBoth pieces in the present volume are transcriptions from Bartks Ten Easy Piano Pieces, a series composed for pedagogical purposes in 1908. Their themes are reminiscent of Hungarian and Slovak folk songs, although they are not authentic folk melodies. As Bartk explained in an American interview, An Evening in the Village was ''an original composition that is () with themes of my own invention but () the themes are in the style of the Hungarian