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Fred no Frevo

Frevo is the name of the carnival music found in Northeastern Brazil, with a happy and march like rhythm. In this uplifting piece, xylophone and vibraphone may be used if four marimbas are unavailable. An ideal piece with which to close a program, or as an encore.
 


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Level: intermediate

Duration: 4,30 min.

Setup: marimba (or mallets) quartet, with optional percussion

Opus #18


Demo MP3 available


 


Regular Price: $22.50
Sale Price: $20.25      Qty.     

Availability: 24 - 48 hrs

Program Notes:
Frevo is the carnival music from Northeastern Brazil. This frantic dance is traditionally played in the streets by brass and percussion instruments. The passo is the name of the art of dancing the frevo, which combines strength, energy and grace. This piece was written in 1992 and is dedicated to Fred Wickstrom and his ensemble, Merged Marimbas, at the University of Miami.
The Portuguese title "Fred no Frevo" translates as "Fred Dancing the Frevo".


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