Children's Songs from 23 countries for Accordeon

"From the very beginning" - we might use this expression borrowed from Microcosmos to describe this volume of selections from Gábor Vas’s most successful children’s song arrangements, ranging from the simplest, single-line harmonization to page-long little compositions that presuppose deeper knowledge, and providing accordion students with several years’ supply of showy and enjoyable performance pieces. The volume includes such popular melodies as "Sur le pont d’Avignon", "Goodbye, winter", the German "Cuckoo" and the Polish song "The cuckoo is singing".
The baby’s standing on his feet (Hungarian)
Snail (Swedish)
The baby’s asleep (Swedish)
Hopscotch (American)
Goodbye, winter! (German)
Hobby-horse (Slovak)
Cuckoo (German)
Where are you going, Mary? (Dutch)
Santa is knocking (Finnish)
The Virágs’ lights are on (Hungarian)
Doll’s dance (French)
In the king’s street (Norwegian)
Birds’ we (German)
Johnny (German)
Would you like to dance? (Italian)
Paper hat (Dutch)
The unfortunate hen (Russian)
A game of tag (Tatar)
Marianne (German)
Three poor tailor lads (Hungarian)
My horse has no equal (Czech)
Nanika (Czech)
Wild rose at the edge of the forest (Polish)
Spring (Greek)
The vain little ball (Italian)
Baking a cake (English)
Here comes the train (American)
The young wheelwright (Ukrainian)
Skinny Eva is dancing (Slovak)
Sur le pont d’Avignon (French)
The cuckoo is singing (Polish)
The spinning-wheel is dancing (Norwegian)
Crickets’ wedding (Hungarian)
Sunshine (Israeli)
Dance, little girl! (Czech)
All the birds have arrived (German)
The night is lovely and starry (French)
Cradle song (Russian)
Let the harp sound (Welsh)
Polly’s party (English)
The young horseman (Azerbaijani)
Round dance (Bosniac)
Let’s dance (Russian)
The little bird bringing news (Austrian)
Alvorada (Portuguese)