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Rozsa waltz

Rozsa has been added to 12 tunebooks.

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Two settings

1
X: 1
T: Rozsa
R: waltz
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Dmin
B AF|D2DF Ad|f2fd AD|B2GA Bc|AB AG FE|
D2DF Ad|f2fd AD|1 B2GA Bc|A3B AF:|2 B2GA Bc|A4A2||
B2def2|A2def2|efg2fe|f2e2d2|B2def2|
A2def2|efg2fe|d3c BA|Bd ef ed|Ad ef ed|efg2fe|
f2e2d2|Bd ef ed|Ad ef ed|efg2fe|d3||
2
X: 2
T: Rozsa
R: waltz
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Emin
cBG|:E2EG Be|g2ge Be|c2 AB cA|Bc BA GF|E2EG Be|g2ge Be|c2 AB cA|1 B2Bc BG:|2 B6||
c2 ef g2|B2 ef g2|fg a/b/a gf|g2 f/g/f e2|c2 ef g2|B2 ef g2|fg a/b/a gf|e2ed cB|
ce fg fe|Be fg fe|fg a/b/a gf|g2 f/g/f e2|ce fg fe|Be fg fe|fg a/b/a gf|e3||
# Added by hetty .

Three comments

Rozsa

By Undine Hornby, named after her favourite brand of hot Hungarian paprika. Gordon Potts wrote a dance of the same name in the early 1990s to fit the tune.

Rozsa, X:2

I play this tune in E minor on a D/G box. It works very well and does not sound to high. Sometimes and depending on the tune top ‘b’ can sound a bit piercing but here it is part of a decoration and is O.K. I feel.
This tune goes well with “Inisheer”. I must admit that I might play “Inisheer” a little faster than some people but if “Rozsa” is played very slowly then I think both work together quite well. I do have to pull “Inisheer” back though as it can become quite easy to speed. I feel that some people play “Inisheer” too slow and it can become a morbid droll. It does depend on the context I suppose but I use these two together for a very languid and somewhat sleezy little dance number by the name of “Rosza”.

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Rozsa

I think this is really much more a Mazurka than a Waltz. Either way, it is another lovely tune by the much missed Undine Hornby.