La Revoltosa - Ruperto Chapi

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La Rocanne - Tinturier

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La Rodana - Ferrer Ferran

The Spanish "Pasacalle" is a very characteristic genre of Spanish musical tradition. It resembles the march but is more majestic and represents the air of pretentiousness that is so typical for the Spanish male character of the sixties. This composition is not only an example of this kind of musical genre, but it also reminds us of the most typical Spanish celebration of all - the bullfight. Take your audience away to a balmy summer night in the bullring with this great new paso doble.

La Roja - F. Ruelle

La Samba De Celia - Jérôme Naulais

La Scala Di Seta - Gioachino Rossini

La Sequence Du Spectateur - Charles Talmage

La Srnade - Olivier Métra

La Serpiente - Michael Story

Open your next concert with this energetic Spanish-flavored piece from composer Michael Story. Featuring bold melodies and colorful harmonies,La Serpiente(The Snake) will evoke images of Flamenco dancers and bullfights. With a variety of instrumental colors and dynamic contrasts, the piece will also serve as a worthy introduction to the Spanish Phrygian scale.

La Sierra Negra - Eduardo M. Brito

The irresistible beauty of Latin American music led Eduardo Brito to write this fantasy. In "La Sierra Negra," we travel through a rich melodic landscape that always balances between the characteristics of traditional Mexican music and the cultural influences of Spanish music."La Sierra Negra" (Black Mountain) is named after an extinct Mexican volcano. The name contrasts with "Pico de Orizaba," a neighboring dormant volcano that is covered with snow year-round and called "White Mountain" by locals.

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