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    Fiesta Barcelona By Stephen Chin

    Fiesta Barcelona By Stephen Chin

    $121.00

    Join the Barcelona party! This piece captures the fun and energy of the Spanish city with catchy rhythms and authentic flavour. Your ensemble will love it.

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    Fiesta Barcelona By Stephen Chin

    Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Barcelona and leave the castanets behind! The piece at hand perfectly captures the lively and exciting essence of this marvellous Spanish city. The infectious, upbeat rhythms are shared and celebrated throughout the ensemble, with even the double basses stepping up for a well-deserved moment in the spotlight. Your ensemble will surely appreciate the use of the Phrygian mode and syncopated rhythms that lend Spanish music its distinctive and authentic flavour.

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