Roland Leibold
Fiesta Brazil (Spielpartitur mit CD)
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Roland Leibold
Fiesta Brazil (Spielpartitur mit CD)
- Edition Sheet Music
- Composer Roland Leibold
- Publisher Eres Edition
- Order no. ERES-KAL79
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Description:
Bring pure South American zest for life and infectious rhythms to your ensemble with "Fiesta Brazil" from Eres Edition! This lovingly compiled performance score features vibrant, Latin-influenced original compositions specially arranged for flexible ensemble playing. Ideal for music classrooms, beginner ensembles, or first live performances, these very accessible pieces for flute, guitar, keyboard, percussion, and mallet instruments allow players to achieve quick success while experiencing immense musical joy. The included CD provides authentic audio tracks that serve as both motivating listening examples and ideal play-along accompaniments for practice. Dive into the colorful world of samba, bossa nova, and beyond – an essential sheet music edition full of groove, energy, and tropical flair!
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1. Bonito 2 . Fiest a 3 . Brazil 4. Sombrero
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5. Cachimbo 6. Tapajos 7. Tipu 8. Aloa
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9. Apia 10. Calypso 11. Baio 12. Auca
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13. Flores 14 .Little Island 15 .Apure
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16. Arauca 17. Xingu 18. Tonga
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19. Pago pago
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Die Rhythmus-Bausteine sind einfach und sparsam eingesetzt und machen das Heft damit besonders praxi
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Leibold hat ein Konzept zur Hinführung zum gemeinsamen Musizieren. Sein Geheimnis liegt in der Verwe
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Alle Ausgaben mit CD:
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Schritt 1: W i r f a n g e n a n
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Schritt 2: S p i e l m i t!
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Schritt 3: F i e s t a B r a z i l
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