SKU: A0.1366086

Restaurador is a historical opera about the time in which it was restored (in the 19th century it would be called reconquistar, while in the 15th century it was called restoration), taking advantage of the strong internal crises of the Muslim world in the South of Spain. Alfonso de Arcos was part of the restoration of Jimena de la Frontera (Cádiz), the town of Estepona (Málaga), helping many situations in North Africa, Alcazarseguer (Morocco), being mayor of Tarifa and who treasured the idea of situation and who will take Gibraltar, being its first mayor. In his last years he settled in Seville in the Monastery of Santa Maria de las Cuevas in La Cartuja, where he died. In which everything received in this historical period testamentally, his inheritance, was not given to the family, but to all the needy people of Tarifa and Gibraltar, and whoever needed it via the Cartuja monastery itself. This was the case with his entire inheritance for 200 years. Of which the family is very proud.
Today Alicia Dominguez Arcos is from the Arcos family, the generational wave of Alfonso de Arcos. And today she is the first of this family branch who by chance was born in the area. Since the familiar roads are found in other Spanish cities.
This Restorer for “Ibero-America is sung in choir� with SATBB voices in Spanish and English, with moments and words in both Latin and medieval Castilian. They are fragments of the fourth act of the opera, in which Alfonso de Arcos is already in his last moments, already being mayor of Tarifa, and being the first mayor of Gibraltar, circumstances of the will, situations with the friars in the monastery of the Cartuja as with the trance of his death.
Being an important time in the southern area of Spain, specifically in the Campo of the Gibraltar.

SKU: A0.563422

Horn parts and piano arranged as per the original for this classic pop track. The parts are flexible, as the tenor sax and trombone are the same. Trombone part is also provided in B flat treble and in concert C bass clef.

Complete horn chart catalogue arr. Austin Ralphson is here (copy and paste to new tab):
www.hornchartsrus.com 

SKU: A0.765786

By Maluma. Piano (Synth), Guitar, Bass & Drums
2nd Acoustic Guitar arranged for Piano (Synth).

SKU: A0.995436

Felices los 4 easy arrangement.

SKU: A0.1475489

SKU: A0.794509

Reik, Maluma - Amigos Con Derechos Piano Cover.

SKU: A0.845382

Melody for Bb instruments (tenor sax, soprano sax, trumpet, ....) of the famous song Felices los cuatro by the band Maluma.

SKU: A0.845381

Melody for Eb instruments (alto sax, ....) of the famous song Felices los cuatro by the band Maluma.

SKU: A0.845380

Melody for C instruments (violin, flute, vocals, ....) of the famous song Felices los cuatro by the band Maluma.

SKU: A0.1269283

Arranjo claro, objetivo, conciso e acessível apresentando cifra, dedilhado e figuras rítmicas maiores que a semicolcheia. Acompanhamento baseado no movimento do baixo dos respectivos acordes, utilizando-se de notas de passagem, cromatismos e arpejos, envolvendo notas de duas oitavas, indo de “ré1 até dó3� na clave de Fá. Melodia executada na região de “dó4� na tessitura de “mib3 até dó5�.  Encontre mais partituras como essa, colando o nome do arranjador (Sérgio Matias da Cunha) na barra de pesquisa. ATENÇÃO: Compre os quatro volumes do “Curso de Teclado Primeiros Toques� no site https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/ colando o código na barra de pesquisa. Volume1 (A0.1314018) Volume2 (A0.1314021) Volume3 (A0.1314023) Volume4 (A0.1314028).

SKU: A0.1390419

Green Eyes is a a popular song, orginally written in Spanish under the title Aquellos Ojos Verdes (Those Green Eyes) by Adolfo Utrera and Nilo Menendez in 1929. The English translation waa made by Eddie Rivera and Eddie Woods in 1931. The song, a bolero, was written in 1929 and recorded in Cuba in the same year. It was the only major hit, both originally in Cuba and then again in the Latin community in New York for the Cuban pianist, Nilo Menendez. The lyrics were written by Cuban tenor, Adolfo Utrera. This arrangement for Niibori Guitar Orchestra is inspired by the rendition by popular Latin group Los Panchos. It is intricately scored for 3 Alto parts, 2 prime parts, bass, contrabass and guitarons. The Alto 3 part can be played by an Alto cembalo, giving a distinctive ponticello sound  that would then nicely contrast the nylon string quality of Alto 1 and 2.