Ha det bra! (Farewell!) - T. Naess

Hab' nur dich allein - Franz Lehár

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Habana - Norman Tailor

Habanera - Emmanuel Chabrier

Habanera - Georges Bizet

Habanera - Jean Decadt

Habanera Carmen - Georges Bizet

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Habanera from "Carmen" - Georges Bizet

Habanera From 'Carmen' - Georges Bizet

Carmen - The most performed opera in the world Since its premiere in 1875, Carmen has become the most performed opera worldwide. The Habanera - The iconic moment The most famous aria from this opera is the Habanera. In this aria, Carmen compares love - and herself - to an elusive, fluttering bird (l'amour est un oiseau rebelle). About the arrangement This arrangement can be performed with or without choir. The performance requires a light, refined touch. Conductors should pay special attention to ensuring that the ostinato (originally written for the cellos) is played with utmost precision, convincingly, and as delicately as possible.

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Hacia El Horizonte - Juan Vicente Mas Quiles

In addition to the succesful marches such as 'Sones de Triunfo' and 'Marcha de los Gladiatores' the Spanish composer Juan Mas Quiles presents a new stirring march, which offers perspectives 'up to the horizon'. An original though rather easy march for outdoor parades.

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