Weiner: Peregi Verbunk

Includes accompaniments for:

✓ Performance version

Peregi Verbunk by Leo Weiner, published in 1951, is a Hungarian csardas dance. It is written in the 'verbunkos' style often used by composers who wished to inject an exotic flavour into a work.

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4 crotchet click-beats at beginning indicate pulse, before bar 1 is accompanied by 2 further minim click-beats

Bar 42: minim click-beats indicate pulse in this bar

Cadenza (bar 57): approx. 9 seconds of silence in the piano part before 4 click-beats signify the start of the section marked Poco meno mosso (bar 58)

Repeats included