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Home > Listening Library > La Madre De Los Gatos

Title: La Madre De Los Gatos
Voicing/Format: Concert Band
Publisher: Alfred Publishing Co Inc
Composer: Beck, Brian
Catalog #: 36696
Grade: 2.5
Series: Young Symphonic

Price: $52.00

As its Spanish title implies, La Madre de los Gatos will add some fiery Spanish flair to your next concert or contest performance. Characteristic style and rhythms abound thanks to harmonic accidentals, 8th and 16th note rhythmic patterns, punchy bass rhythms, plenty of Latin percussion, and duple syncopations against the triple meter. Brian Beck presents plenty of opportunity to develop your band's rhythmic concept and articulation precision with this fun to play piece!

This promotional recording is for listening purposes only.