Where to find standard/latin dance repertoire for concert band
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Re: Where to find standard/latin dance repertoire for concert band
JWPepper? Just a guess. Oh - and by Latin, do you mean: samba, rhumba, tango, bossa nova, salsa, cha-cha, mambo, bolero, or one of the other national or regional Middle-American styles?
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Re: Where to find standard/latin dance repertoire for concert band
strictly for dancing, or concert showpieces?
If the latter, are you familiar with this one?
If the latter, are you familiar with this one?
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Re: Where to find standard/latin dance repertoire for concert band
This site was not difficult to find, but I don’t know anything about most of these pieces:
https://windliterature.org/tag/latin
https://windliterature.org/tag/latin