Beschreibung
| Besetzung: | Blasorchester |
| Komponist: | Robert W. Smith |
| Grad:Schwierigkeitsgrad: | 4.5 |
| Genre: | Rock & Pop |
| Dauer: | 6:40 |
| Verlag: | C.L. Barnhouse Company |
| Kategorie: | Rock & Pop |
Endlich setzt Robert W. Smith seine musikalische Reise fort, die vor Jahren in Westafrika begann und uns nun nach Brasilien führt. »Brazil: Ceremony, Song and Samba« basiert auf authentischen Afro-Brasilianischen Schlagzeug-Grooves und besteht aus drei musikalischen Abschnitten, die den afrikanischen Einfluss auf die Musik dieses Teils der Welt illustrieren. Das Stück beginnt im Norden Brasiliens mit einer Feierlichkeit »Ceremony« und führt dann nach Rio de Janeiro und den geschmeidigen Klängen des Bossa Nova, der in der ganzen Welt so berühmt geworden ist. Die aufregenden Klänge des Karnevals und der Sambaschulen, die die Straßen während des alljährlichen Spektakels erfüllen, beschließen das Werk. Aufregend, musikalisch lohnend und sehr effektvoll in jeder Konzertsituation!
At long last, Robert W. Smith continues his musical journey that began in western Africa years ago and now takes us to Brazil. Based upon authentic Afro-Brazilian percussion grooves, 'Brazil: Ceremony, Song and Samba' is comprised of three musical sections illustrating the impact of the African experience on music of this part of the world. Beginning in northern Brazil with the Ceremony, the piece transitions to Rio di Janiero and the smooth sounds of the bossa nova that has become so popular throughout the world. The piece concludes with the exciting sounds of Carnaval and the Samba Schools that fill the streets during the annual celebration. Exciting, musically rewarding and extremely effective in any concert setting!
At long last, Robert W. Smith continues his musical journey that began in western Africa years ago and now takes us to Brazil. Based upon authentic Afro-Brazilian percussion grooves, 'Brazil: Ceremony, Song and Samba' is comprised of three musical sections illustrating the impact of the African experience on music of this part of the world. Beginning in northern Brazil with the Ceremony, the piece transitions to Rio di Janiero and the smooth sounds of the bossa nova that has become so popular throughout the world. The piece concludes with the exciting sounds of Carnaval and the Samba Schools that fill the streets during the annual celebration. Exciting, musically rewarding and extremely effective in any concert setting!
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