Danza Final ( Grade 3 Edition )

Danza Final, op. 8 - Alberto Ginastera

Symphonic Band (score & parts). Ginastera, A

Danza Kuduro - Faouzi Barkati

Danza la Habana - Ruth Brittin

Danza La Habana's inception was brought about by the composer's trip to Cuba, where she was intrigued by their rich musical traditions. Through careful study, Ruth has crafted her version of a Habanera, a blending of the European contredanse and African rhythms, brough to Cuba in the 1700's.

Danza Magicala - Shaffer

"Danza Magicala" is a set of magical and energetic dances. Opening with a mysterious woodwind motive complemented by creative percussion effects, brass joins in with a rousing answer to the quirky woodwind motives. A subdued section introduces and features the backing of the auxiliary instruments within the percussion section. A recapitulation quickly leads into the breathtaking finale of this piece. Excellent percussion section writing will keep your entire percussionist section involved. "Danza Magicala" is sure to be a huge favorite with developing bands!

Danza Sinfonica - James Barnes

Danza Sonora - Claude T. Smith

South American rhythms and melodies were the inspiration for this exciting work. An abundance of syncopation, meter changes and modulations will keep performers and audiences engaged. Effective and appealing programing!

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Danza Y Marcha - E. Granados

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Danzas Concertantes - Pablo C. Escande

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Danzas Cubanas - Ignacio Cervantes

Ignacio Cervantes (1847 - 1905) was a Cuban pianist and composer who achieved fame and recognition in his native country. Cervantes is best known for his considerable influence in blending various aspects of creole musical culture with that of Cuban music for a totally unique and appealing sound tableau. Four of Cervantes colorful dances are included in this brilliant setting for wind band. They are Danzas Nos. 1 and 2, the melancholy Soledad, the lively Picatazos, and a reprise of Soledad. In May of 2017 Colonel Bourgeois will premiere this arrangement when he directs Cuban musicians from the National Band in Havana and American musicians from four leading American universities in the inaugural Cuba/U.S Wind Band Symposium.