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Peanut Vendor
$25.00 Select optionsThe Cuban classic Peanut Vendor is one of the most popular of hundreds of songs based on a street seller’s cry. This Reggae arrangement is no exception in the song’s history of stylistic interpretations.
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Last Train to San Fernando
$30.00 Select optionsThis was among the first recorded pieces to document a steel orchestra at work. The Woodbrook Invaders recorded it in 1950.
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Hula Hoop
$30.00 Select optionsHula 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.
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Be Thou But Near
$30.00 Select optionsThis beautiful aria is often erroneously attributed to J.S. Bach due to its inclusion in the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach, but was most likely written by the German composer Gottfried Heinrich Stölzel.
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Soufriere
$35.00 Select optionsNamed 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.
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Hope
$20.00 Select optionsHope, written by composer, performer and educator Jeff Narell, weaves nicely between reggae and soca.
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Pagliacci
$40.00 Select optionsThis is an exciting adaptation from Leoncavallo’s most famous opera, Pagliacci or, “Clowns.”
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Erlkonig
$25.00 Select optionsSchubert’s most famous art song based on Goethe’s eerie text comes to life in this bomb arrangement.
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Jingle Bells (In 7)
$25.00 Select optionsThe holiday standard “Jingle Bells” is given fresh new life with this interpretation in 7. There’s nothing “odd” about this meter, though. All the parts fit together in a fun, but not too challenging way.
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Trinidad
$25.00 Select optionsTrinidad is a slow tempo, easy groove that will introduce the typical rhythmic feel of “old-time” Calypso, a variation using the “two drop” Calypso feel and straight ahead Soca.