Partituras de música latina

Featuring a sultry medium tempo Latin groove and catchy melodies, this hit by Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabella is perfect for dance numbers or played from the stands.

Here's a great chart for younger bands of this classic tune by the group Santana. This is an excellent Latin change-of-pace production number, and it features the driving double time feel at the end.

A solo for alto saxophone or flugelhorn. Recommended for beginners. A good percussion performance will create a certain tension. The solo part does not require a developed technique, but rather a good...

This world famous Latin-american evergreen is now available in an arrangement for symphonic windband and fanfare orchestra. The warm blooded, Latin-american drive has been preserved excellently.

Literally 'The Birds of Brazil”, this title refers to the Brazilian people. In Part 1 Passaros coloridos (Coloured Birds) an ocarina or panflute imitates an amazon bird. Part 2 Pomba Triste (Sad Dove)...

This is based on the famous tango 'El Choclo' by Angel Villoldo. The tango is the national dance of Argentina, but Terry has turned it into a samba, which is the national dance of Brazil, thereby runn...

The Brasilian composer Antonio Carlos Jobim wrote some very famous tunes, such as 'Wave'. Though complex in melody and harmony, the bossa nova's real innovation was the radical change of the rhythmic...

Antonio Carlos Jobim (1925-1994), undoubtedly one of the greater Brazilian composers, is especially known as a songwriter. He combined modern classical touches with a suave swing rendering individual...

By means of its simplified rhythms 'Mas Que Nada' allows the starting musician to play some typical Brazilian music. Both performances by Black Eyed Peas and by Sergio Mendes have recently made this t...

The legend of Santo Cristo de Maracaibo is full of adventures. A composition full of energy and intensity that perfectly captures the exciting battles that followed for nearly 310 years in the Ria de...

'Sway' is the English version of 'Quién será?', a 1953 mambo song by Mexican composer and bandleader Pablo Beltrán Ruiz. The most famous version is that of Dean Martin recorded in 1954. English lyrics...

This single from Ritchie Valens from 1958 is originally a Spanish song from Mexican folklore. Years later it was picked by Rolling Stone magazine as the only non-English song in their 500 Greatest Son...

Sofia is a single by Spanish singer-songwriter Álvaro Soler. The song was released as a separate single after El mismo sol and Agosto. The song was a big hit, first in Italy climbing in three weeks af...

'El Mismo Sol' is the debut single by Spanish singer and songwriter Álvaro Soler. The song was written for Soler's debut studio album Eterno Agosto (2015) and it became one of the summer hits of 2015,...

The famous tune Happy Birthday to You arranged in a rhytmically exciting cha-cha. An extended rhytm-section with latin american percussion is a must.

Das mexikanische Volkslied haben wir neu für Sie hier im Verlag aufgenommen. Begeistern Sie Ihre Zuhörer mit den 'Latin Rock' - Klängen und sorgen Sie für Stimmung im Festzelt oder auf dem nächsten Pl...

Das mexikanische Volkslied haben wir neu für Sie hier im Verlag aufgenommen. Begeistern Sie Ihre Zuhörer mit den 'Latin Rock' - Klängen und sorgen Sie für Stimmung im Festzelt oder auf dem nächsten Pl...

Das mexikanische Volkslied haben wir neu für Sie hier im Verlag aufgenommen. Begeistern Sie Ihre Zuhörer mit den 'Latin Rock' - Klängen und sorgen Sie für Stimmung im Festzelt oder auf dem nächsten Pl...

A Brazilian beach with white sand, a festive atmosphere, and the scent of the sea. The dances begin with the samba rhythm… Praia do Brasil wants to offer all, or nearly all wind players of the band th...

Kammerorchester

Johann Nijs sendet Ihnen Urlaubsgrüße aus Jamaica! Blaues Wasser, weißer Sand und Sonnenschein - mit 'Salute from Jamaica' holen Sie sich etwas karibisches Feeling in den Konzertsaal.

This Paso Doble was written by the Belgian composer André Waignein, who died in November 2015. He wrote this march for a Spanish band: l'Ateneo Musical del Puerto. Waignein asked the band to come up w...