Dance and movement music for all ages
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music | songs | dance for old and young
Mid 1998, the publisher Uccello released its first Djingalla CD with 24 instrumental pieces recorded by Ensemble Rossi under the musical direction of Henner Diederich.
The ideas for the compositions of this music, which is recorded with a variety of instruments, derive from the melodies of many European countries and dance rhythms such as samba, tango, tarantella or cha-cha-cha.
The arrangements were further inspired by movement ideas such as the dance on Walpurgis Night, different characters or the changing speed of a train.
There are instrumental pieces for walking, running, jumping, swinging, dancing, playing, experimenting and relaxing, which - due to their clear structure and rhythmic versatility - are equally suitable for beginners and experienced dancers.
DJINGALLA has become a well-known term for many dance instructors, sports and music teachers - as well as in kindergartens, primary schools, in elderly care and in music therapy.
So far, seven CDs and two books have been released.
"I am listening to a CD and the music trickles through me like a great festival of all nations.
Sounds and rhythms that invite you to dance, to jump or to swing...beautiful and unique!"
Konstanze Keller (Leseweis) about Djingalla
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Music for precise jumping
Different dance rhythms
Contrasts in motion: Hectic and slow motion, cats and mice, ritardando and accelerando
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Music in three-four time
Music for sneaking and running
Specific dance forms
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Various even bars from Europe
Various odd bars from Europe
Specific dance forms from Europe
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Different musical characters and rhythms within the individual pieces
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A colourful mixture of European folk songs for dancing and singing
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