Steirische Jodler Und Taenze Nr. 1 - 48 (17.) sheet music

Reading the German title

"Steirische" refers to Styria (Steiermark); "Jodler" are yodels and "Taenze" (Tänze) are dances. The title therefore describes a collection of Styrian yodelling and dance pieces, and the "(17.)" marks one item within a numbered series running to 48. The music is credited to tradition rather than to a named composer.

What the listed scores show

The available items open with a one-sharp key signature (G major). Metre is not uniform: some items are in 2/4 and at least one is in 3/4, so dance numbers in this series are not all in the same time. The tracks are short — roughly 8 to 24 seconds, with note counts from about 46 to 188 — consistent with brief individual dance or yodel numbers rather than long movements.

Matching the right number

The page heading names item 17, but the scores listed beneath it carry the numbers 9, 45 and 47 of the same series. Confirm the number you need appears in the score's own title before you rely on it, since items from a numbered set can be easy to confuse.

Scores to open first

• Traditional music - Steirische Jodler und Taenze Nr. 1 - 48 (47.)

  Catalogue duration 24 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 2/4.

• Traditional music - Steirische Jodler und Taenze Nr. 1 - 48 (9.)

  Catalogue duration 12 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 3/4.

• Traditional music - Steirische Jodler und Taenze Nr. 1 - 48 (45.)

  Catalogue duration 8 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 2/4.

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