"JUST RELEASED NEW PRODUCTS BY NEY ROSAURO"
EXCITING NEW ORCHESTRAL WORK!
- Serenata for Marimba, Vibraphone (1 player)
and Orchestra (piano reduction).
A gorgeous and challenging new work for soloist and orchestra. Soloist plays vibraphone and the marimba both separately and simultaneously. A perfect balance between virtuosity, lyricism and musicality. (4 movs. 22 mins)
GREAT NEW CD
- CD – Ney Rosauro - Early Mallet Works: Works by Rosauro performed by Ellizabeth Galvan, Simon Gomez Gallego and Danielle Markham.
Compositions: Sonata Periods of Life, Choro Bachiano, Variacoes sobre um Tema do Rio Grande, Prelude and Blues, Three Moods, Seven Brazilian Children Songs, Marimba Concerto Suite and 5 Cirandas Brasileiras.
Special promotion price – Just US $ 9
NEW PIECE
- Suite from Marimba Concerto N.2 – for Solo Marimba
The main themes from Concerto for Marimba N.2 are used in a way to make it possible to get the musical essence of the concerto performed just for solo marimba without the orchestra accompaniment.
Excellent choice for recitals or competitions. (7 mins.)
FINALLY AVAILABLE WITH PIANO REDUCTION
- SUITE BRAZIL 500 – For multi percussion and piano:
A very colorful and exotic work full of emotion and energy. Quite popular with audiences, the piece features a great variety of contrasts, beautiful melodies and a strong and happy Brazilian mood. The soloists uses marimba and many other traditional and folkloric percussion instruments. (7 movs. 24 mins)
TWO PREVIOUSLY RELEASED DUETS ARE NOW REVISED AND HAVE NEW EDITION
1) BRAZILIAN FANTASY (Bach in Brazil) For 2 Marimbas (revised version). This unique fantasy for 2 marimbas is composed with the use of some original themes as well as those drawn from Brazilian folklore, J.S. Bach, and legendary Brazilian composers Villa Lobos and Carlos Gomes. (10.30 mins)
2) TOCCATA AND DIVERTIMENTO – For Vibraphone and Guitar (or Marimba).
Two captivating pieces in which the 2 instruments dialogue and challenge each other throughout the piece. The first movement is a sad ballad, the second is a lively dance. (8.30 mins) |
