Violin 2 part of "10 Romantic Pieces" for Violin Quartet

French Horn in F 3 part of "10 Romantic Pieces". Collection of 10 easy pieces of the romantic period arranged for Horn Quartet (four F Horns) by Francesco Leone, very useful for recital of students of the first courses (score and parts available in series). Contains authors information in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Chinese. Scan QR code (in cover) for audio demo or visit www.glissato.it product code: EG0909. contents: 1. Largo from “New World Simphony” – A. Dvorák 2. Theme from "Le Streghe" - N.Paganini 3. Melody – A. Rubinstein 4....

French Horn in F 3 part of "10 Romantic Pieces". Collection of 10 easy pieces of the romantic period arranged for Horn Quartet (four F Horns) by Francesco Leone, very useful for recital of students of the first courses (score and parts available in series). Contains authors information in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Chinese. Scan QR code (in cover) for audio demo or visit www.glissato.it product code: EG0909. contents: 1. Largo from “New World Simphony” – A. Dvorák 2. Theme from "Le Streghe" - N.Paganini 3. Melody – A. Rubinstein 4....

Se recogen aqui, por primera vez, los trabajos de investigacion de Nicomedes Santa Cruz producidos entre 1958 y 1991. Recopilacion de 17 aqos de articulos en prensa, trabajos y ponencias sobre manifestaciones musicales y danzarias en Folklore Peruano (1958-1975). Destacamos sus obras a partir de 1980 como el elogiado El Negro en Iberoamerica (1988); las ponencias Nueva Cancion (1982) o Africania de la Cancion Danzaria en Nuestra America (1991), entre otras. Mencion especial merece America y sus Juglares (1985), que en 16 capitulos recorre el arte de los trovadores y juglares en...

Compilación de entrevistas y artículos sobre músicos cubanos y personalidades vinculadas a la música. La selección está dotada de originalidad y avalada por musicólogos y periodistas de la cultura (Leonardo Padura, Radamés Giro, Helio Orovio, Leonardo Acosta, etc.).

Piano students of Latin American heritage often do not relate to the folk tunes that most methods use because the majority of those melodies do not flow with the rhythm of the Spanish language. This method is based on melodies original to the Mexican culture. These children's songs flow more naturally with the language, and in accord with the Kodály method of music education, give a better foundation for teaching basic musical elements in a Spanish language culture. Coupled with constant work on sight-reading, this new method is a valuable tool for native Spanish speakers in learning to play ...