Details
| Product number: | 7070480 pdf + mp3 |
|---|---|
| Arrangement: | Duet |
| Instruments: | Guitar , Piano , Vocal |
| Genre: | Volkstümlicher Schlager |
| Duet: | Piano, Voice & Guitar |
| Difficulty: | Easy |
| Experience: | Elementary (3–4 years) |
| Key: | G Major |
| Language: | German |
| Tempo: | 86 , 198-145 |
| Artist: | Troglauer Buam |
| Authors: | Winkler , Franz , Rosa , Malia |
| Pages: | 6 |
| duration: | 03:27 |
| Publisher: | ND-Verlag |

Fliege Mit Mir In Die Heimat - Sheet Music for Piano and Voice Troglauer Buam
Details
| Product number: | 7070480 pdf + mp3 |
|---|---|
| Arrangement: | Duet |
| Instruments: | Guitar , Piano , Vocal |
| Genre: | Volkstümlicher Schlager |
| Duet: | Piano, Voice & Guitar |
| Difficulty: | Easy |
| Experience: | Elementary (3–4 years) |
| Key: | G Major |
| Language: | German |
| Tempo: | 86 , 198-145 |
| Artist: | Troglauer Buam |
| Authors: | Winkler , Franz , Rosa , Malia |
| Pages: | 6 |
| duration: | 03:27 |
| Publisher: | ND-Verlag |
Product Description
"Fliege Mit Mir In Die Heimat" has an immediate folk-music warmth the moment it's played live. The piano and vocal sheet music is aimed at players with approximately three years of lessons — the contrasting rhythmic patterns between both hands and the modulations toward A major demand solid coordination. As part of the playbackNOTEN series, the arrangement also works well in an ensemble setting.
Sheet Music "Fliege Mit Mir In Die Heimat" – Traditional Folk Melody for Piano & Voice
Die Troglauer Buam are synonymous with traditional folk-pop from the Oberpfalz region — catchy, warm-hearted, and with an unmistakable sense of home. "Fliege Mit Mir In Die Heimat" by Franz Winkler and Malia Rosa tells a story of longing and departure: a little girl on the beach wishes she could fly back to her old homeland. The song lives by its simple, direct message — and that is precisely what makes it so effective on stage.
G major gives the piece its open, bright character. The vocal line moves in a comfortable middle register that allows room to breathe, while still requiring genuine breath support in the upper range. The piano accompaniment flows calmly and steadily, supporting the singer without pushing into the foreground. With just one key signature accidental and a largely diatonic harmonic language — meaning almost exclusively the notes of the home key — the writing remains very accessible. The "Easy" grading is realistic: what demands attention is the coordination between both hands, as the left and right hands do not always follow the same rhythmic pattern. The piece spans 141 bars including the repeat section.
- Vocal Range: d' to f#'' (1.5 octaves)
- Main Challenge: contrasting rhythmic patterns in both hands simultaneously
- Ideal for: folk music evenings, homeland-themed events, teaching
- Tempo: 86 — calm and flowing
Practising the left hand in isolation first — while internally counting the pulse — quickly reveals where the right hand's rhythm runs against it. Focusing on exactly those moments is what makes the coordination feel secure. The modulation to A major has a brightening effect to the ear; players who consciously register these harmonic shifts will stay oriented and navigate them with greater naturalness. The vocal line requires genuine breath support at the top of the range — taking the breath early ensures the phrase carries through to the end. The piece has clear dynamic contrasts: varying the touch at the piano allows the voice to truly come through in the quieter moments.
A six-page scrollable preview shows you exactly what to expect — no buying blind. A short demo audio sample is available to listen to free of charge. After purchase, the sheet music is available for immediate download — 100% licensed and ready to perform legally right away. A playback track with and without melody is also available as a purchasable option, ideal for internalising tempo and phrasing.
Editorially reviewed by the notendownload.com team

Product Reviews
31 March 2026 17:18
Für die Panflöte (diatonisch gestimmt) passt nicht jede Dur.
Die Noten spielen meine Panflötenlehrerin und ich zusammen in der Musikstunde. Mich freut es dass meine Lehrerin (noch jung) auch Freude an diesen Liedern hat. Ich selber bin schon älteres Kaliber.







