Kum Ba Yah

One of the best known African folk melodies is given a variety of settings in this sensitive and imaginative arrangement. The scoring is colorful and the piece is a great way to introduce stylistic contrasts between the legato and marcato styles of playing. Duration: 2'

Kum Ba Yah - James L. Hosay

Kum Ba Yah is one of the most popular and loved of all American folk songs. It is sung in places of worship, around campfires and at social gatherings all over the world. This bright and happy arrangement makes use of African percussion and rhythm underneath velvety-smooth chords and flowing lines. It can also be enhanced by the use of an optional electric bass part.

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Kumbaya - Ted Parson

Kumbaya - Traditional

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Kumbaya ( incl. Choir )

Kumbaya (Solo Voice) - Ted Parson

Kumbayah Variations - Kees Vlak

Kung Fu Fighting - Carl Douglas

Kung Fu Panda - Hans Zimmer

Kung Fu Panda Selections is an arrangement of the music of Hans Zimmer and John Powell from the first two instalments of the Kung Fu Panda franchise. The arrangement starts of at the very beginning of the main character Pos journey, and continues to the end of the second movie with the music from the final confrontation. It consists of the movies many iconic themes, including Oogway Ascends and Hero.

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Kunstler Quadrille - Johann Strauss Jr.

Everybody knows that waltzes, marches and polkas were extremely popular in Vienna in the 19th century. But at least as popular was the quadrille which unfortunately has fallen into oblivion nowadays. It has its origins in the French dance music which explains the typical six part form. It is sheer entertainment and dance music in the shape of a medley. The composer used already existing tunes and could borrow with impunity melodies from contemporary composers.

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