Latin Sheet Music

Following many requests for straigh-ahead, no-nonsense latin charts, we are pleased to bring you Tea For Two as a classic Cha Cha. This version is from the Joe Loss Orchestra, arguably the kings of Br...

Here is our transcription of what is arguably Perez Prado's most famous chart, Guaglione. The only adjustment that we have made to the original is to lower the Trumpet ranges in a couple of places, th...

The vibrant Tito Puente salsa (mambo) version from the album Party with Puente, CCD-4924-2, extended for full big band by Shaun Byrne. Solos for 1st tenor and 2nd trumpet. Key G minor. Taken down a Mi...

8 brass, 5 saxes and 4 rhythm, plus 3 optional flutes, 2 Bb clarinets and horn in F. Swing band girl vocal. A great fun number to perform. The colla voce introduction for vocal and piano, as recorded,...

Bossa nova featuring sax section melody, alto bridge, tenor cadenza. Some sax dbls.

This percussion leads the party in this sensational Latin work with a catchy title and even catchier melody that will keep your kids practicing and your audience dancing. Based on the son clave rhythm...

Dieser Latin-Klassiker von Jorge Ben wurde von Naohiro Iwai sehr rhytmisch arrangiert, um das Lateinamerikanische Feeling auf das Orchester zu übertragen.

Literally 'The Birds of Brazil", this title refers to the Brazilian people. In Part 1 Passaros coloridos (Coloured Birds) an ocarina or panflute imitates an amazon bird. Part 2 Pomba Triste (Sad Dove)...

The legend of Santo Cristo de Maracaibo is full of adventures. A composition full of energy and intensity that perfectly captures the exciting battles that followed for nearly 310 years in the Ria de...

This single from Ritchie Valens from 1958 is originally a Spanish song from Mexican folklore. Years later it was picked by Rolling Stone magazine as the only non-English song in their 500 Greatest Son...

Born in Uruguay, but moved to Sweden in the mid 60's, Hector Bingert brings Swedish folk music together with Latin rhythms in a very personal way. The candombe rhythmic comes out of his arrangements a...

Originally; it took four to tango. Dorff's 'sultry; slinky' tango began life as a quartet (available for string quartet; string quintet; string orchestra; or for quartets of clarinets; bassoons; saxop...