Beautiful pieces
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- Jacqui
- Date Posted
- 10/08/2019
My son's percussion teacher recommended this book. Great introduction to 4 mallet use. Fun pieces. Our teacher is from Manhattan School of Music Prep division.
Description
Seven Brazilian Children's Songs was written by Ney Rosauro between 1996 and 1997. His goal for these pieces was to develop technical and melodic aspects of 4 mallets technique as well as present some of the melodies and rhythms of Brazilian Folklore. The pieces are written in 2 parts, one of them an original composition, and the other is a Ciranda (the name give to a Brazil folk tune sung by children). The titles are a bit nonsensical even in Portuguese. The English translations are:
1) A Canoa Virou - The Boat is Sunk
2) Ciranda Cirandinha - Big Ciranda, small Ciranda
3) Pirulito que bate bate - Lollypop that Strikes, strikes
4) Terezinha de Jesus - Theresa from Jesus
5) O Cravo brigou com a Rosa - The Clove had a fight with the rose
6) A Moda da tal Anquinha - The Dance of Moving Hips
7) Vamos maninha - Let's go Little Sister
Number of players: 1
Instrumentation: Marimba (solo) (4-mallet, 4.3 octave)
Difficulty: Grade 3-4
1) A Canoa Virou - The Boat is Sunk
2) Ciranda Cirandinha - Big Ciranda, small Ciranda
3) Pirulito que bate bate - Lollypop that Strikes, strikes
4) Terezinha de Jesus - Theresa from Jesus
5) O Cravo brigou com a Rosa - The Clove had a fight with the rose
6) A Moda da tal Anquinha - The Dance of Moving Hips
7) Vamos maninha - Let's go Little Sister
Number of players: 1
Instrumentation: Marimba (solo) (4-mallet, 4.3 octave)
Difficulty: Grade 3-4
Product Info
| SKU | NR190 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.2 lb |