Description
It Don’t Mean a Thango is a modern take on the traditional tango style. The parts are carefully crafted to ensure each player has a special technique to hang their hat on. While challenging syncopated rhythms and accidentals will keep players on their toes, this three-minute work is sure to be a fun and rewarding piece to perform. This edition is for flexible ensemble. Also available are editions for string quartet, saxophone quartet, recorder quartet and clarinet quartet.
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Number of Pages: 59
Number of Parts: for four players or four groups of players
Instrumentation: (your choice of instrument/s per part)
| Part A
Flute 1
Oboe
Clarinet in B b 1
Soprano Saxophone
Trumpet in B b 1
Violin 1
|
Part B
Flute 2
Clarinet in B b 2
Alto Saxophone
Trumpet in B b 2
Violin 2
|
| Part C
Tenor Saxophone
Horn in F
Horn in E b
Trombone 1
Viola
|
Part D
Bass Clarinet in B b
Bassoon
Trombone 2
Tuba
Cello
Double Bass |
How to use: This work in four parts is suitable for a quartet, chamber group or small orchestra using any combination of any number of the instruments listed above. All you need to do is assign parts to the players in your ensemble while ensuring you have a satisfactory balance and blend of instruments. Some examples of instrument combinations include:
- Part A Clarinet(s) in B b and Violin(s); Part B Alto Saxophone(s); Part C Horn(s) in F, Trombone(s) and Viola(s); Part D Bass Clarinet(s) in B b and Bassoon(s).
- Part A Soprano Saxophone; Part B Trumpet in B b; Part C Tenor Saxophone; Part D Double Bass.
- Part A Flute(s), Oboe(s), and Violin(s); Part B Flute(s), Clarinet(s) in B b and Violin(s); Part C Tenor Saxophone(s) and Viola(s); Part D Tuba(s) and Cello(s).
- All instruments!
But these are only some of the many options! The Flexible Ensemble Series gives you the opportunity to mix and match parts to suit the young musicians in your ensemble.
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