Latin Piano Sheet Music

In the Música Latina series, students experience the rhythms, styles, and musical characteristics of Latin American music. Each piece begins with a short rhythm exercise that prepares students for the...

Latin Rhythms will have audience members dancing in the aisles as students play this fun duet! Perfectly capturing the feel of the greatest Latin dances, this piece dramatically alternates between G m...

This solo by Wynn-Anne Rossi is written in 4/4 meter but has the feel of cut time. Ties held over the bar line give it a rumba vibe, and students will feel like dancing as they play the triads that ar...

Pianists at the late elementary level will experience a variety of Latin styles and rhythms in Wynn-Anne Rossi's Concertino in Latin Styles. The first movement features a bossa nova style, and the sec...

Pianists at the late elementary level will experience a variety of Latin styles and rhythms in Wynn-Anne Rossi's Concertino in Latin Styles. The first movement features a bossa nova style, and the sec...

This new addition to the Complete Piano Player series adds a Latin flavour to the popular tutor method with 16 Latin-American and Brazilian favourites complete with chord symbols, fingering and lyrics...

18 hot and spicy Latin hits that will add that passion and Spanish flavour to your repertoire! Every track has been accurately arranged for easy Piano with big notes and large print. The song list inl...

Embark on a shared voyage of discovery with Latin Duets, a vibrant collection of seven original piano duets from the creator of Microjazz, inspired by the rich musical heritage of Latin America. Exper...

Piano Conductor

Abrázame Así - Eres Diferente - Fiel Amigo - Hasta al Fin de Mi Vida - La Hiedra - María Dolores - Madrecita - Por el Amor de Una Mujer - Piensa en Mí - Me Voy Pa'l Pueblo - Porque Tu Me Acostumbraste...

Is there anyone who does not know the song 'Guantanamera'? Going back to a melody of the Cuban music style Guajira and a text by the local national hero José Martí, it was used by José Fernández Díaz...