This edition offers easy to intermediate flute duets in a mixture of Latin and African styles. Latin music has roots not only in Central and Sout-American folk music, but is also strongly influenced by music from Africa. In particular the rhythmic richness and exotic flavour of Afro-Latin-Jazz can be traced to the traditions of African music, which left its characteristic mark during the colonial period in America. These 15 arrangements of well-known and original pieces as Pata Pata, Chan Chan Son and Guantanamera are a great introduction for flautists to the ever-changing sounds and rhythms of Afro-Latin Jazz. The authenticity of the arrangements and the variety of styles will make this a popular choice for middle grade players. Finalist of "The National Flute Association Award" 2010
Contents
Segundo Compay: Chan Chan Son · Bramböck Florian: Choro di Carvalhos · Traditional: La Cucaracha · Bramböck Florian: Rondo Tobago · Bramböck Florian: El puesto de las butifarras · Bramböck Florian: Meerenge, mehr Weite · Bramböck Florian: Praising Burundi · Traditional: Cielito lindo · Bramböck Florian: Thé à la Menthe · Bramböck Florian: Southafrican Prayer for Peace · Diaz Jose Fernandez: Guantanamera · Bramböck Florian: Mardi gras · Bramböck Florian: Danse Marocain · Makeba Miriam/Ragovoy Gerry: Pata Pata · Bramböck Florian: Three Days off in my Cadillac
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Easy to intermediate duets presenting Latin and African grooves