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Four little tangos - Tanguitos - are combined into a colorful collection for string ensembles. Each piece has its own character and special charm.
El Choclo is one of the oldest and most loved tangos - you will probably say - "I know that!" when you hear it and start humming along. El Conejito Escondido is a variation on a popular children's song and very catchy. Both the second violins and the violas get to express themselves here. Tango Glissando derives its charm from the playful use of the glissando - even the rehearsals are fun! A wonderful cello solo in the middle effectively rounds out the piece. The Tango de Nochebuena is a charmingly disguised version of the world's favorite Christmas song. This tango is a wonderful surprise for your students and then for the audience.
A piano accompaniment is possible, both as a helpful accompaniment and for rehearsals. A solo arrangement with the violins only accompanied by piano is also feasible.
The degree of difficulty for the three main string parts varies greatly, ranging from very easy to moderate. The third part is suitable for viola as well as violin. Thus, beginners as well as advanced students and amateurs can all enjoy playing these little tangos!
There is something special about this material again – by purchasing the complete edition, which along to the main score includes the piano score and all string parts, you acquire the right to copy as many copies as you require for your ensemble! Transposed extra voices as well as MIDI-files are available on demand directly from the publishing house.
 Votre choix de thèmes connus avec les éléments rhythmiques et instrumentaux parfaitement restitues ont plus à nos jeunes musiciens curieux "d'autres" musiques ... Bravo et merci! |
| Luc Jeanne, Orchestre des Hopitaux de Paris (France) |
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