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Step Back Sally

Traditional folk songs from many cultures, arranged for percussion, piano, recorder, guitar, harp, violin, mandolin and voices. An Orff-influenced music education resource meant to stimulate listening, dancing, moving and creating.

Christoph Maubachvoice, recorder, flute, percussion
  • CatalogueMCD 095
  • Released30 Jun 1997
  • Playing time40 minutes 34 seconds
  • Recorded at Move Records Studio

Listen & tracks

3 of 80 tracks have a preview · 20 works · 40:34

  1. 1 Step Back Sally (Afro-American) Traditional 1:46
  2. 2 King of the Fairies (Ireland) Traditional 3:03
  3. 3 Rabbit Polka (France) Traditional 1:22
  4. 4 Tarantella (Italy/Sicily) Traditional 1:06
  5. 5 Setnja (Serbia – former Yugoslavia) Traditional 2:40
  6. 6 Oina Oi (Philippines) Traditional :53
  7. 7 Carpet Maker (France) Traditional 1:20
  8. 8 Marco Scace (Slovenia) Traditional 1:16
  9. 9 Chava (Israel) Traditional 2:59
  10. 10 I Like the Flowers (England/America) Traditional 1:26
  11. 11 Kumm to mi (Germany) Traditional 1:56
  12. 12 Sascha (Russia) Traditional :54
  13. 13 Hello Dance (Austria) Traditional 2:23
  14. 14 Branle de Quercy (France) Traditional 2:47
  15. 15 Ramno Velesko (Macedonia) Traditional 2:17
  16. 16 Alfred Calypso (Australia) Christoph Maubach 2:24
  17. 17 Le’ Or Chiyuchech (Israel) Traditional 2:50
  18. 18 Kutschi Tschi (France/Germany) Traditional 2:23
  19. 19 Pata Pata (South Africa) Traditional 2:15
  20. 20 Fisherman’s Dance (North Germany) Traditional 2:34

The music supports the Orff Music and Movement Education programme.

Christoph Maubach developed the arrangements with Nino Tsitsishvili-Jordania and Joseph Jordania.

A 16-page booklet supplies notational sketches from the recorded tracks, with dance descriptions and movement activities to help children listen, dance, move and create.

Orff music education workshops are strongly recommended for anyone using Step Back Sally as a classroom resource.

Artists

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Christoph Maubach

voice, recorder, flute, percussion

Christoph Maubach migrated from Germany to Australia in 1979 after completing the ‘A’ Course at the Orff-Institute in Salzburg. From 1980 onwards he conducted many Orff music education workshops throughout Australia and abroad.

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Joseph Jordania

composer

Joseph Jordania is an Australian–Georgian ethnomusicologist and singer whose research and performance centre on traditional Georgian vocal polyphony. Based in Melbourne, he is known for low voices and percussion with the vocal ensemble Golden Fleece.

 No photograph: Nino Tsitsishvili-Jordania

Nino Tsitsishvili-Jordania

composer

Nino Tsitsishvili-Jordania is a performer and arranger working with voice, percussion and piano.

Digital booklet

Digital booklet Notes, texts and credits — read online or download the PDF Download the PDF

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Performers

Technical credits

  • Recording Engineer Leslie Craythorn (tracks 3, 7, 13 and 18)
    Vaughan McAlley
  • Editing Engineer Vaughan McAlley
  • Mixing Engineer Vaughan McAlley
  • Venue Melba Hall (tracks 3, 7, 13 and 18)
    Move Records Studio

Details

List price
$25.00 AUD
Total playing time
40 minutes 34 seconds
Release date
Category
Folk music
Genres
Folk, Children's, World & Cross-cultural
Musical work copyright
© 1997 Christoph Maubach
Sound recording copyright
℗ 1997 Move Records
Catalogue
MCD 095
EAN
9314574009521

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