Bosnian Ladino music combines Ladino lyrics with both Spanish and Slavic musical styles. Flory Jagoda the acknowledged transmitter of the Bosnian musical tradition recorded three albums of traditional music. Book contains all selections. Melody line chords texts transliterations translations annotations analysis historical and biographical background. 8-1/2 inch. x 11 inch. hardcover.

The favourite Mexican folk song La Bamba has here been arranged for unaccompanied SATB choir by Ramon Noble Jr.

Perez Prado's Mambo Jambo for Piano and Voice with chord symbols. Lyrics in German and English.

These nine Latin American gems will be a stunning addition to your vocal repertoire. Whether performed in Spanish or English these masterful arrangements feature sophisticated piano accompaniments and stylish vocal lines which emphasize the dramatic nuances of their delightful texts. Nine wonderful and heartfelt songs which offer a wide variety of styles and tempos.

Pablo Beltran Ruiz's Sway?(Quien Sera) arranged for SSA choir and Piano accompaniment by Kirby Shaw. English translation by Norman Gimbel.Pablo Beltrán Ruiz?was a Mexican composer and band leader most famous for composing the Spanish language song '¿Quién será?' a hit made famous internationally by Dean Martin as 'Sway' in 1954. Since then the song has been recorded and remixed by many artists in both Spanish and English as well as other language versions. The fun mambo piece will be a great addition to any SSA Voice Choir repertoire.

This perennially popular song from The Real Group is now available for treble voices allowing younger school choirs to get into a jazzy groove with this fun upbeat concert work. Features syncopated Latin-like rhythms and witty lyrics with repeated figures that make this easier to teach and learn. Available for SSATB and SSA a cappella.

From Latin America to the Philippines discover a diverse sampling of musical heritages with this global collection of songs articles and activities for the music classroom and beyond! Experience authentic folk songs children's songs and work songs along with some of the native instruments used to accompany them. Read about traditions and cultures and how they have influenced music around the world. The all-in-one package features reproducible songsheets articles and activity sheets step-by-step instruction for each song piano/vocal arrangements lyric translations and a CD recording of each song with both vocal and accompaniment tracks... a great budget saver!Featured songs and articles include:Guantanamera (The Music of Cuba)Las Posadas (Christmas Latin-Style!)Imo Gal (Instruments from Latin America)Mi Caballo Blanco (Music from the Andes Mountains)Hala lala layya (Music of the Arab People)Shiri yakanaka (Africa: Music and More!)Bahay kubo (Music in the Philippines)Gypsy in the Moonlight (Sounds of the Caribbean)

Zimbe! Come sing the songs of Africa! is the 40-minute choral fusion of African song and jazz for SATB chorus children’s choir and jazz quintet which established composer Alexander L’Estrange's name worldwide and spawned a hugely successful series of large-scale works for the same forces. The addition of the children’s choir provides an opportunity for adult or secondary school SATB choirs to team up with local primary school or youth choirs bringing communities together through singing something for which L'Estrange has long been a passionate advocate. The work opens and closes with anattention-grabbing Njooni Zimbe*! Nyimbo za Africa! imploring us to 'Come sing the Songs of Africa!'; by the time you've heard the vibrant sequence of twelve songs which includes playground wedding funeral drinking protest worship songs and lullabies you will want to do just that. Zimbe! is the ideal piece for choirs who have enjoyed performing L'Estrange's Songs of a Rainbow Nation works by Karl Jenkins or David Fanshawe's African Sanctus. (* 'Zimbe' is the anglicised version of the Swahili word 'Ziimbe')

Description Take your place in the spotlight and sing along with these great Latin tracks! Includes Lambada (Kaoma), Mi Chico Latino (Geri Halliwell), and Ain't It Funny (Jennifer Lopez). The book includes full lyrics, music in melody line arrangement and a specially recorded CD of backing tracks. Songlist Ain't It Funny (Jennifer Lopez) In These Shoes [Maccoll, Kirsty] Lambada (Kaoma) Mi Chico Latino (Geri Halliwell) Whenever, Wherever [Shakira]