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El Condor pasa - OB/CL/BSN/PN (see more info)
Composer: Collection
Publisher: Barenreiter (Germany)
Edition: 58003
$42.00
El Condor pasa
for flexible instrumentation
Arranged and edited by Jean Kleeb
This collection is intended for music-lovers, who want a glimpse into the range and variety of Latin American music: Indio songs, from the Andes as well as Afro-Brazilian and Afro-Colombian rhythms such as samba, baiao , maracutu , and cumbia . The arrangements are far removed from clichés. Instead, I have attempted to create the typical sounds, harmonies, and rhythms of this music using conventional instruments. Even the born Latino will have fun playing them.
The arrangements are well-suited for flutes, but any other melody instruments will sound just as good. The two melody parts also come in versions for transposing instruments so that, if desired, they can be played on a clarinet or trumpet in B-flat. Each piece comes with a written-out accompaniment pattern for percussion instruments (conga, surdo , rattle, claves, etc.) as a suggestion from the editor.
The editor
Jean Kleeb is a Brazilian musician by love and passion. He interprets and composes, but also teaches Latin American music on many occasions in different courses to children, students and adult musicians.
This is a collection of 16 pieces from South America. It is scored for 2 melody lines, a bass line, piano, and percussion. Set includes parts for Melody I & II in C& Bb, a bass part in C, and Piano. Other combos than that which is listed are possible.
for flexible instrumentation
Arranged and edited by Jean Kleeb
1. El Condor pasa
2. Bandeira Branca
3. Nieve en los Andes
4. La Mariposa
5. Carnavalito
6. Cucurrucucu paloma
7. Maracatu
8. Baiao
9. Balaio
10. Baila Negra
11. Fiesta de San Benito
12. Mulher Rendeira
13. Senora Chichera
14. Samba-Lele
15. Tche Nane
16. Un poquito cantas
This collection is intended for music-lovers, who want a glimpse into the range and variety of Latin American music: Indio songs, from the Andes as well as Afro-Brazilian and Afro-Colombian rhythms such as samba, baiao , maracutu , and cumbia . The arrangements are far removed from clichés. Instead, I have attempted to create the typical sounds, harmonies, and rhythms of this music using conventional instruments. Even the born Latino will have fun playing them.
The arrangements are well-suited for flutes, but any other melody instruments will sound just as good. The two melody parts also come in versions for transposing instruments so that, if desired, they can be played on a clarinet or trumpet in B-flat. Each piece comes with a written-out accompaniment pattern for percussion instruments (conga, surdo , rattle, claves, etc.) as a suggestion from the editor.
The editor
Jean Kleeb is a Brazilian musician by love and passion. He interprets and composes, but also teaches Latin American music on many occasions in different courses to children, students and adult musicians.
This is a collection of 16 pieces from South America. It is scored for 2 melody lines, a bass line, piano, and percussion. Set includes parts for Melody I & II in C& Bb, a bass part in C, and Piano. Other combos than that which is listed are possible.
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