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SKU: A0.826627
Composed by Bud Caputo. Jazz,Latin,Pop. Score and parts. 35 pages. Bud Caputo #3089589. Published by Bud Caputo (A0.826627).The Brazilian Bossa Nova took over the jazz world in the mid-sixties and has become a favorite style of music for many musicians, using songs of The Great American Songbook, authentic Latin tunes, and original compositions. This selection is an original standard 32 bar tune and includes some room for improvisation but where written-out solos are always provided. The true flavor of the arrangement is enhanced by the addition of a guitar, drum-set, piano, and electric bass. The traditional bass section may double the bass line but should be omitted in the jazz improvisation section where just the solo bass is preferred.
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