From spring 2013, the song accompaniment to Fridolin will also be available in an updated version with a new layout. The version with many new songs can now also be used alongside Fridolin . The most important chords and strumming patterns are worked out in the familiar way. The CD, which is now also available, features all the songs with vocals and guitar. A theory section rounds off the volume. Edition with CD: Publisher's No. N 2702 Single CD: Publisher's No. N 2703 Content: - Fröhlich segeln wir dahin - Funga a la fia - Rock My Soul - Hejo, spann den Wagen an - Der Kuckuck und der Esel - Winter ade - Atte katte nuwa - Nun wollen wir singen - Wachet auf, wachet auf - Kein schöner Land - Go, Tell Aunt Rhody - Grün, grün, grün - Seht ihr dort Avignon? - Gummiball-Kanon - Bingo - Ich lieb' die Blumen - What Shall We do With the Drunken Sailor - Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho - Drei Chinesen mit dem Kontrabass - Es klapperten die Klapperschlangen - Ein Vogel wollte Hochzeit machen - He's Got the Whole World in His Hands - Alle Vögel sind schon da - Sascha liebt nicht große Worte - Heb 'ne Tante aus Marokko - Auf der Mauer, auf der Lauer - Oh My Darling Clementine - Meine Oma fährt im Hühnerstall Motorrad - Tom Dooley - Go Down, Moses - Es lebt der Eisbär in Sibirien - Polly Wolly Doodle - Es war eine Mutter, die hatte vier Kinder - Amazing Grace - Froh zu sein bedarf es wenig - Michael, Row the Boat Ashore - Die Affen rasen durch den Wald - Oh Susanna - Mein Hut, der hat drei Ecken - The House of the Rising Sun - Down in the Valley - Morning Has Broken

The desire to play music in a popular style in guitar lessons or in leisure time is widespread. Hans Joachim Teschner's compositions and arrangements fulfil this need. Typical features of pop and rock music, such as syncopation, off-beats, bass lines and common harmonic progressions, characterise the pieces. To ensure that the rhythmic peculiarities do not unnecessarily detract from the fun of playing, the 1st guitar part is set lightly. Most of the songs and pieces can be listened to: simply scan the QR code on the respective piece and off you go! There is a complete version of each of the songs for two guitars and a version with one guitar part missing. So you can play along, add the missing part or simply listen to the pieces. Content: - Freight Train - Slow Walk - Sunny Afternoon - Rock Serenade - Short'nin Bread - Five Hundred Miles - Now She's Singing Again - Penny Stomp - Gospel Waltz - Rock My Soul - Backwater Blues - Rainy Day Blues - School Is Out - Teknok X - Blue Talk - Caribbean Dance - Slide Fingers - Fuzzy Funk - Katango

The guitar school contains almost a hundred songs and pieces that introduce children - from around the age of 7 - to playing the guitar. The guitar school was primarily designed for group lessons, but it can be used just as well in individual lessons. Melody playing, accompaniment with bass notes, two-part solo playing and, of course, song accompaniment using chord symbols are taught in small learning steps. Children's songs, joke songs, folklore from Germany and all over the world replace monotonous exercises. Hans Joachim Teschner has taken care to ensure that once the school has been learnt, it is possible to immediately move on to the extensive playing literature. Most of the songs and pieces can be listened to: simply scan the QR code on the respective piece and you're ready to go. There is a complete version of each of the songs for two guitars and a version with one guitar part missing. So you can play along, add the missing part or simply listen to the pieces. This edition replaces the previous edition N 2020 and the edition with CD. Content: - ABC - Au clair de la lune - Auf der Mauer, auf der Lauer - Arabische Nächte - Bingo - Blues für einen alten Gaul - Buffalo Boy - Bum, bam, beier - Cantar Montañes - Computer-Song - Das Trampolin - Der hungrigeFredinand - Der Mond ist aufgegangen - Der Mops - Der Wurm - Die Tiroler sind lustig - ¿Donde vas,n buen caballero? - Drei Spatze - Dreibein heißt mein Schwein - Es ist ein Schnee gefallen - Es klappert die Mühle am rauschenden Bach - Es klapperten die Klapperschlangen - Feierabend-Kanon - Förster Willibald - Freight Train - Fröhlich segeln wir dahin - Greensleeves - Grün, grün, grün - Hejo, spann den Wagen an (Kanon - Herr von Poppel - Herrn Pastorn sin Kauh - Höret die Drescher (Kanon) - Ich geh mit meiner Laterne - Ich kenne einen Cowboy - Ich und du, Müllers Kuh - Ist ein Mann in‘ Brunn‘ gefalln - Jingle Bells - Kanon - Kein schöner Land - Kellerassel und Floh - Kommt ein Vogel geflogen - Kommt ihr Brüder - Kuckuck, Kuckuck, ruft‘s aus dem Wald - Lirum, larum, Löffelstiel - Malagueña - Meister Jakob (Kanon) - Menuett - Michael, row the boat ashore - Nun wollen wir singen - Oh Susanna - Old Mac Donald - Oma Wilhelmine - Polly Wolly Doodle - Regen, Regen, Tröpfli - Rock-Parade - Rundadinella - Sascha liebt nicht große Worte - Seht ihr dort Avignon? - Shady Grove - Siesta in Sevilla - Television-Rag - Tres hojitas - Uhrenkanon - Unser Katz hat Katzerl g‘habt - Unten in Valtou - Viel zu heiß - Wenn die Regentropfen - Wer geht mit nach Rummelskirchen - Winter ade

From Spain to Latin America The successful author Hans Joachim Teschner now presents an accompanying volume with typical songs from Spain and Latin America (including Brazil and Argentina) for two guitars for the well-known guitar school ‘Fridolin’. Both the 1st part, arranged as a melody, and the accompanying 2nd guitar part are very easily arranged. As the 1st part can also be taken over by a melody instrument, there are many possibilities for playing together. Content: - Tres hojitas (Asturien) - Ay, linda amiga! (Kastilien) - Al lado de mi cabana (Leon) - Viva lo blanco! - El noy de la mare (Katalogien) - El Vito (Andalusien) - Viva Espana Y Sevilla! (Sevilla) - Anda jaleo (Andalusien) - Al pano fino (Andalusien) - La pajarera (Mexiko) - Sambalelé (Brasilien) - Nesta Rua (Brasilien) - Acordai Doncela (Brasilien) - Zamba Vargas (Argentinien)

England - Ireland - Scotland. Across the Emerald Isles On their 2nd journey, Fridolin and Katrin explore the Emerald Isles. Hans Joachim Teschner has arranged a part for 2 guitars from the great treasure trove of traditional English, Irish and Scottish melodies. As the 1st guitar part is in one part, it can also be played by a melody instrument. Content: - Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes - Bushes and Briars - The Ash Grove - The Sheep Stealer - The Girl I Left Behind - Henry Martin - Arthur Mac Bride - The Wraggle Taggle Gipsies - Sweet Betsy From Pike - O, Where Are You Going, My Pretty Fair Maid - Spancil Hill - The Foggy Dew - The Gardener's Son - Bonnie Johnnie Lowrie - The Farfar Sodger - Auld Lang Syne - Ilka Blade o'Grass - Scarborough Fair - The Birken Tree - The Bonnie Wee Window

Vive l'amour. Songs from France and Canada In France, the theme of love naturally occupies a special place, but there are also sailor and soldier songs, ballads, romances and cheerful children's songs that Fridolin and Katrin get to know on their journey. Even without knowing the lyrics, they give an impression of the diversity and richness of French song. The melodies are all in the first guitar part. They can also be played comfortably with other instruments, e.g. alto recorder (transverse flute) or violin. Content: - Alouette (Frankreich) - C'est la mère Michel (Frankreich) - Auprès de ma blonde (Frankreich) - Malbrough (Frankreich) - Aux marches du palais (Frankreich) - Vive Henri Quatre (Frankreich) - Ah! Les corocodiles (Frankreich) - Gentil coquelicot (Frankreich) - Soldat par chagrin (Frankreich) - Anne de Bretagne (Frankreich) - Le retour de marin (Frankreich) - Chant de corsaires (Flandern) - Si le roi m'avait donné (Frankreich) - Les canuts (A. Bruant) - Il était un petit navire (Frankreich) - A la claire fontaine (Frankreich/Kanada) - Vive l'amour (Kanada) - C'est l'aviron (Kanada) - En roulant ma boule (Kanada)

Scandinavia - A journey through the Nordic countries This time, Fridolin and Katrin travel through Norway with its fjords and skerries, roam through the forests of Sweden, discover the vast lake landscapes of Finland, marvel at the fantastic play of colours of the Northern Lights and indulge themselves in comparatively small Denmark. The often rugged landscapes of Scandinavia, nature and the sea leave indelible impressions. We encounter graceful folk songs, heartfelt melodies, but also lively dances full of joie de vivre. The melodies are all in the first guitar part. They can also be played comfortably with other instruments, e.g. alto recorder (flute) or violin. Contents: Sweden - Ack Värmleland, du sköna (Oh Värmeland, you beautiful) - Till Österland vill jag fara (I want to go to Ostland) - Så lunka vi så småningom (So we trot gradually) - Du gamla, du fria (You old, you free) - Liten Karin (Little Karin) - Uti vår hage (On our meadow ground) - Vårvindar friska (The fresh spring wind) Norway - A kjore vatn, a kjore ved (Fetch the water, fetch the wood) - Per Spelmann (Hans Spielmann) - Vem kan segla (Who can sail) - Ritsj ratsj fillibombombom Denmark - Til pinse, når skoven bli'r rigtig grøn (At Whitsun when the forest is green) - Vort modersmål er dejligt (How sweet is our mother tongue) - Månen går så langsom og så løj (Slowly the moon goes by) - På søen, når den skummer vred (On stormy seas) Finland - En voi sua unhoittaa pois (I can't forget you) - Tein minä pillin pajupuusta (I have carved myself a willow pipe) - Merimies rakastaa meren aaltoja (A sailor loves the surging sea) - Minun kultani kaunis on (Yes, my darling is beautiful) - Emman valssi (Emma's waltz)

Fridolin sings and plays: With sometimes cheeky, sometimes contemplative songs, he makes his vocal chords and the six strings of his guitar vibrate. Anyone who joins him will find additional playing material for all levels of beginners' lessons, from the first stroke of empty strings to reaching two-part playing. Intended primarily for younger players, the pieces are suitable for consolidating the respective learning levels. Content: - Glockenklang - Es brennt - In dem dunklen Winterwald - Schreihälse - Gleich, gleich, gleich - Gockelalarm - Drachenflug - Der Komet - Kuckuck - Meine arme Nase - Zum Geburtstag - In der Hexenküche - Heja hoh - Liebe Mutter - Im Spukhaus - Abendlied - Unser Katz hat Katzerln g’habt - Der Kuckuck und der Esel - Der Gartenzwerg - Müll fressen - Fünf Berliner wollten mal - Brumm, brumm, brumm - Laurentia, liebe Laurentia mein - Mein Hut, der hat drei Ecken - Die Straßenbahn ist rappelvoll - Drei Chinesen mit dem Kontrabass - Der Elefant ist meistens dick - Fasten ist doof - Ich lieb’ die Blumen - Ich wohnte einst im Tintenfass

Founding a guitar club, making music together, perhaps even playing with friends or at music school: it all sounds exciting and promises great fun. ‘Fridolin's Guitar Club’ is aimed primarily at guitarists who want to start playing in a group as early as possible. All three guitar parts are in the first position, are set in one part and are rhythmically uncomplicated; for users of the ‘Fridolin’ guitar school, the extended instrumentation should not present any major hurdles as they are already familiar with playing two different parts together. However, users of other guitar schools will also find a wide range of playing material in this edition. The following review appeared in the magazine Akustik Gitarre (issue 5/06): ‘The 32 small and easy trios in the first position are the sixth playbook for the Fridolin guitar school for children and young people. The colourful mixture from gospel to tango to susato tempts you to play. Some hidden parallels could have been avoided, but the editor succeeds in creating a witty milestone of light literature with his own composition The Dripping Tap.’ Content: - Fröhlich segeln wir dahin - Skip to My Lou - Atte katte nuwa - Unser Katz hat Katzerl g'habt - Grün, grün, grün - She'll be Coming 'Round the Mountain - Donde vas, buen caballero? - Bubble Gum Stomp - Donnerblitz und Flügelschlag - Weiche Pfoten schleichen nachts - Polly Wolly Doodle - Rocking Guitar - Country Waltz - Der Winter ist vergangen - Es klapperten die Klapperschlangen - What if a Day - Abendlied - Allemande - Por la noche - Fit For Fun - Little Brown Jug - Bed on the Floor - Malaguenita - Vive l'amour - Die Wolken ziehn herbei - Der alte Schaukelstuhl - Andante cantabile - The Gospel Train - Die Flaschenpost - Der tropfende Wasserhahn - Villanelle - Bagatelle

The second volume of Fridolin's Guitar Club again provides a wealth of pieces for guitar trio. In contrast to the first volume, slightly higher guitar skills are required, such as those taught in the guitar school ‘Der Große Fidolin’. Styles range from the Renaissance to Romanticism, from folk songs and blues to jazz and Latin style. Content: - Bingo - Lieber Bruder, tanz mit mir - Can the Circle Be Unbroken - Bunt sind schon die Wälder - Anglica - Der Dreher - Shady Grove - La digue digue don - Ecossaise - Skateboard-Meeting - Ostertalsmarsch - Prélude Nr. 7 (Chopin) - Going Down the Road Feeling Bad - Menuett - Allemande - Malbrough - Präludium (Tarrega) - Bahama Beach Dance - Schattenspiele - Ay, linda amiga! - Allegretto (Carulli) - A Happy Journey - Mowing the Barley - Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues - Unterwegs im Elfenland - Al paño fino - Relaxin' - Bossamba Nova

From spring 2013, the third volume of Fridolin-Schulwerke will also be available in an updated version with a new layout. The version with many new songs can now also be used alongside ‘Fridolin’. The most important chords and strumming patterns are worked out in the familiar way. The CD, which is now also available, features all the songs with vocals and guitar. A theory section rounds off the volume. Content: - Fröhlich segeln wir dahin - Funga a la fia - Rock My Soul - Hejo, spann den Wagen an - Der Kuckuck und der Esel - Winter ade - Atte katte nuwa - Nun wollen wir singen - Wachet auf, wachet auf - Kein schöner Land - Go, Tell Aunt Rhody - Grün, grün, grün - Seht ihr dort Avignon? - Gummiball-Kanon - Bingo - Ich lieb' die Blumen - What Shall We do With the Drunken Sailor - Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho - Drei Chinesen mit dem Kontrabass - Es klapperten die Klapperschlangen - Ein Vogel wollte Hochzeit machen - He's Got the Whole World in His Hands - Alle Vögel sind schon da - Sascha liebt nicht große Worte - Heb 'ne Tante aus Marokko - Auf der Mauer, auf der Lauer - Oh My Darling Clementine - Meine Oma fährt im Hühnerstall Motorrad - Tom Dooley - Go Down, Moses - Es lebt der Eisbär in Sibirien - Polly Wolly Doodle - Es war eine Mutter, die hatte vier Kinder - Amazing Grace - Froh zu sein bedarf es wenig - Michael, Row the Boat Ashore - Die Affen rasen durch den Wald - Oh Susanna - Mein Hut, der hat drei Ecken - The House of the Rising Sun - Down in the Valley - Morning Has Broken

The second volume of ‘Fridolin goes Pop’ begins with two easy traditional pieces with a ragtime blues feel. In all the following titles, the guitaristic demands are significantly higher. In addition to many changes of position, barré fingerings are required, as well as upstrokes and downstrokes, polyphonic playing and elaborate chord breakdowns. The rhythms common in pop music also require a confident handling of syncopation and off-beats. However, this should not cause any difficulties for experienced guitarists, especially as the recordings of the well-made pieces on the CD invite you to listen to them ‘just for fun’ and thus encourage you to play along and repeat them. Content: - Bed on the Floor - Going Down the Road Feeling Bad - Miss Molly's Ragtime Cake - If She Is Going Away - Picking Peter & paul - The Greyhound Passage - Turtle Turn - The Thumb Generator - Time-Driver - No Sixes, No Sevens - Latin Grooves, Vorstudien zu Latino Beachbirds - Latino Beachbirds