This piece is a cha cha written to depict a mutt dog and a pit bull. The pit bull would would bark at anything and anyone, but while wagging its tail. At the same time, the mutt would bark at the pit bull to try to get her to stop barking, eventually biting the pit’s leg and causing a whirling dervish, attack mess of hilariousness. True story! Cha Cha was a style that came after the Danzon. Studying both of these will help to capture the elements that will make this successful. The solo changes are easy, so have the newer students try shorter solos to get their skills started.
Ranges
Tenor E4 – Bb5
Double Seconds A4 – E3
Guitar C3 – E4
Six Bass C2 – F3
Duration: 5:00 – 7:00 depending on length of solos
This 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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This piece is a cha cha written to depict a mutt dog and a pit bull. The pit bull would would bark at anything and anyone, but while wagging its tail.
Description
This piece is a cha cha written to depict a mutt dog and a pit bull. The pit bull would would bark at anything and anyone, but while wagging its tail. At the same time, the mutt would bark at the pit bull to try to get her to stop barking, eventually biting the pit’s leg and causing a whirling dervish, attack mess of hilariousness. True story! Cha Cha was a style that came after the Danzon. Studying both of these will help to capture the elements that will make this successful. The solo changes are easy, so have the newer students try shorter solos to get their skills started.
Ranges
Tenor E4 – Bb5
Double Seconds A4 – E3
Guitar C3 – E4
Six Bass C2 – F3
Duration: 5:00 – 7:00 depending on length of solos
Skill Level: Intermediate
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