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£65.99El Espiritu de Valencia - Robert W. Smith
Written in a traditional Spanish style, this paso doble is a result of the composer's extended experiences in Valencia, Spain. Although technical demands are limited throughout, the musical results are spectacular! Concert bands of all levels will find "El Espiritu de Valencia" to be appropriate programming in a variety of settings.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£18.99El Fallero/La Giralda
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El Gato Monts - Manuel Panella
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£76.00El Gato Monts - Manuel Penella
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£58.60
El Gato Montes - Penella
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£83.00El Gato Monts (The Wild Cat) - Manuel Penella
In a famous moment from Manuel Penella's 1916 opera El Gato Monts ("The Wildcat"), a matador sings exuberantly to his beloved young gypsy woman that he will fight the bulls for her. In this marvelous adaptation, Shelley Hanson combines the march melody from this scene along with another melody from the opera in creating a well-balanced and appealing work for the concert stage.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£82.50El Gato Salvaje (Paso Doble) - Robert E. Foster
This new original paso doble was commissioned by the Richmond Hill Middle School Band, Richmond Hill, Georgia. It provides an opportunity for young bands to perform this popular traditional classic Spanish march style. (Paso Doble literally means two-step.) This is the music of the bull fight, and of the civic celebrations in the Spanish community, and is one of the classic types of marches that bands and their audiences have enjoyed for many generations. While this work is in the style of the great professional bands of Spain, it is readily playable by young bands.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£179.99
El Golpe Fatal - Dirk Brossé
With the sound of trumpets and a long drum roll Dirk Bross takes you to the splendour of the opening ceremony of a bullfight! The rhythm and the use of South American percussion instruments convey a festive atmosphere whilst broad lines and bright colours describe the solemn nature of this event. The imaginary bull is received with great acclaim with the full band playing. Two contrasting themes represent the heroic matador and the condemned bull. The audience cheers as the bull collapses and strong final chords round off the triumph of the matador. The final quiet notes give a feeling of melancholy reflecting the sad end of this story.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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