Intermediate Latin Sheet Music

flute choir (piccolo, 3 flutes, alto flute, bass flute) This internationally acclaimed song from the Latin repertoire was composed in 1947 by the Cuban artist Osvaldo Farrés. It was translated into En...

This internationally acclaimed song from the Latin repertoire was composed in 1947 by the Cuban artist Osvaldo Farrés. It was translated into English by Joe Davis. Originally performed by Bobby Capo,...

Rhythmic. Passionate. Scintillating. Take a good look at this vibrant multicultural feature by Jay Althouse. You simply cannot sit still as this sizzling song captures you with its infectious Latin gr...

This internationally acclaimed song from the Latin repertoire was composed in 1947 by the Cuban artist Osvaldo Farrés. It was translated into English by Joe Davis. Originally performed by Bobby Capo,...

This classic Latin piece has become a favorite with audiences all over the world. The great groove of the tune will quickly catch the audience and transport them to a warmer climate. This is a fun cha...

This edition contains the original sheet music of the piece "El Predador" by Harri Kaitila for Tango Ensemble. The edition includes the full score and individual parts for Vocals, Accordion and Piano....

The most frequently performed part of the Baudelaire cycle by Vladimir Genin, Les Fleurs du Mal, is composed on the poet's most famous verses - L'invitation au voyage. The atmosphere of this poem, at...

The most frequently performed part of the Baudelaire cycle by Vladimir Genin, Les Fleurs du Mal, is composed on the poet's most famous verses - L'invitation au voyage. The atmosphere of this poem, at...

The most frequently performed part of the Baudelaire cycle by Vladimir Genin, Les Fleurs du Mal, is composed on the poet's most famous verses - L'invitation au voyage. The atmosphere of this poem, at...

The most frequently performed part of the Baudelaire cycle by Vladimir Genin, Les Fleurs du Mal, is composed on the poet's most famous verses - L'invitation au voyage. The atmosphere of this poem, at...