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Jucaro rhumba d'amor : arranged for viola and piano
by Margaret Brandman (2012, this version: 2020)
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Performance by Vít Mužík, Lucie Kaucká from the CD Sensations |
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Sensations : wind, waves, birds & fire / Margaret Brandman.
Version: This product features the Violin with piano version of this work
Library shelf no. CD 2762 [Available for loan]
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Jucaro rhumba d'amor : arranged for viola and piano / Margaret Brandman.
Library shelf no. 787.3/BRA 1 [Available for loan]
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Work Overview
Over the years, Margaret as composer/pianist has performed as a soloist or with many ensembles playing many styles of music from Classical to Jazz and Latin-American music. She has always loved the Latin-American rhythms and sought to explore this genre with her delicate melody superimposed over the Rhumba Rhythm established in the piano part.
Work Details
Year: 2012, this version: 2020
Instrumentation: Viola, piano.
Duration: 4 min.
Difficulty: Advanced — Approx AMEB Grade 7; rhumba rhythm for piano, double stops for viola
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Jucaro Rhumba D'Amor |
Subjects
- Influenced by: Latin-American music
Performances of this work
19 Aug 2018: at Cosmic Wheel of the Zodiac - Album Launch Concert (Eugene Goossens Hall). Featuring Irma Enriquez, Maria Lindsay.
9 Oct 14: ANU School of Music, Building 100. Canberra . Featuring Duo Deconet.
23 Aug 2014: at Rhapsodies to Rhumbas (Zenith Theatre Chatswood).
9 Nov 2013: at Margaret Brandman: Rhapsodies to Rhumbas (Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre). Featuring Duo Deconet.
10 Aug 2013: at Music without borders (Mosman Art Gallery and Community Centre). Featuring Duo Deconet.
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