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SKU: A0.810742
Composed by Granados, Enrique. Arranged by Sauer, Ralph. Latin,Romantic Period. Score and part. 12 pages. Gordon Cherry #2076151. Published by Gordon Cherry (A0.810742).Granados was a Spanish composer whose music had the unique style of his homeland burned into his soul. He was also a very talented painter in the style of Goya. The Two Spanish Dances are named "Oriental" and "Fandango". They are taken from the "12 Danzas Españolas", Volume I from 1890, for Piano. Mr. Sauer has brilliantly taken the Solo Piano part and divided it between Solo Trombone and Piano. Trombonists will enjoy working on this style of Spanish Nationalist music of which there is none in the Solo repertoire. The two dances (in Tenor Clef) are about six and a half minutes in length and can be performed by advanced musicians. The mp3 sample is an excerpt of the Bass Trombone version taken from a live performance at the 2012 Music Academy of the West Festival performed by David Hagee and Luis Ortiz, Pianist.
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