Mel Bay
Brazilian Music for Piano: Part 2 - Samba and Bossa Nova
Brazilian Music for Piano: Part 2 - Samba and Bossa Nova
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This book consists of twelve original piano pieces composed by the authors: six sambas and six bossas. The sambas themselves display a varied range of derived styles: samba-de-roda, sambão, partido alto, samba amaxixado, and also the “pure” samba, in two of the pieces. The pieces reflect the rich musical tradition of Brazil and serve as excellent solo piano pieces.
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