August Pepöck

Marschformat (A5).

This heartfelt song connects powerfully through a simple and direct melody and compelling acoustic piano harmonies for a selection that will bring chills. I am yours forever and you are even more mine...

Für junge Ensembles, die sich entwickeln möchten und Lust auf Abenteuer haben: Hier ist ein Spaßstück mit einem Disco Beat im 4/4-Takt! Es macht viel Spaß, einen passenden Groove zu erzeugen.

Durch die Musik wird man in eine Partystimmung versetzt. In diesem 'faulen' Groove kann man die Freude fühlen, aber auch eine 'coole' Ruhe. Die Musik ist leicht und sowohl 'easy-listening' als auch rh...

Großformat (A4 hoch)

Duke Pearson toured with singer Nancy Wilson in 1961, during which time he traveled to Brazil. During his visit there he was inspired to pen one of his best-known pieces, 'Cristo Redentor.' This becam...

The malambo is an Argentinean gaucho dance. It is performed only by men. The gauchos were of mixed Spanish and Indian heritage. They worked as cattle herders and are still celebrated by stories and so...

Manchai Puito ( Two Little Doves) is a quichua (Indian) folksong from the rural part of Argentina near the Andes mountains. It is somewhat like the gaucho folksongs. The gauchos were of mixed Spanish...

SATB A Cappella Performance Selection

Candomblé is written in a rhythm very close to the tango and the habanera. Some Latin American music has been influenced by or developed from African rhythms, as in this piece. Candomblé is a dance fr...

Milonguera comes from the word milonga, which is a rhythm very close to the tango. The area of the milonga is Buenos Aires, Argentina. Oscar Escalda has built this exuberant work on a rhythmic pattern...

The malambo is an Argentinean gaucho dance. It is performed only by men. The gauchos were of mixed Spanish and Indian heritage. They worked as cattle herders and are still celebrated by stories and so...

Pala-pala (Raven) is a joyful song that is most fun when the singers (or dancers) make movements to fit the words, including pala-pala (raven), chuna (wading bird), and ampatu (toad). For instance, fo...