Jazz/Latin

  • Solos For Tenor Pan

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    This collection contains seven solos for tenor pan, a duet for tenor and cello and a chamber piece for tenor, double seconds, cello and six bass from pan rocker Tracy Thornton. Difficulty levels range from beginner to advanced.

  • Six Pieces for Beginning Steel Band

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    This series was commissioned specifically to provide quality steel band music for beginning steel bands. The six pieces in this collection represent a variety of styles, composers and difficulty and can serve as an entire semester’s repertoire.

  • Pa Bailar

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    Pa Bailar is a beginning level Cha-Cha written by composer, performer and educator Jeff Narell.

  • Number 2 for Full Steel Band

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    The full steel band version of Number 2 takes this composition to the next level.

  • Hula Hoop

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    Hula Hoop is a super fun samba reggae is an interlocking rhythm section tune that will eventually grab the audience and make them want to get up and dance.

  • Soufriere

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    Named for the village home of a beautiful active sulfur spring and volcano in St. Lucia, Soufrière (pronounced soo- free-ay) is a haunting tune that combines a Folk aesthetic with Jazz harmonies and the Zouk rhythm of Guadeloupe.

  • Number 2

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    This piece is the first tune from The DLE album Vol. 1. It is written in a progressive style, with a nice Afro-Cuban groove.

  • Oro del Tonto

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    This duet composed in a Son Montuno style is well suited for a pair of intermediate to advanced players.

  • Ambidextrous

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    A funk-infused tune for steel band based loosely in the tonal framework of D major.

  • Magharibi

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    Magharibi (“Dusk” in Swahili) depicts a slowly setting sun on the horizon of an African savannah. This is the end of another warm, arid day—an eye’s blink in the cycle of life—and creatures from every rung of the food chain sprint, scurry, and slither around.

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