By Albrecht Rosenstengel (1912-1995). For SATB Choir with piano accompaniment. South American Folksong. Published by Tonos Music South American Folksong

By Albrecht Rosenstengel (1912-1995). For SATB Choir with piano accompaniment. South American Folksong. Published by Tonos Music South American Folksong

By Albrecht Rosenstengel (1912-1995). For SATB Choir with piano accompaniment. South American Folksong. Choral Score

By Albrecht Rosenstengel (1912-1995). For SATB Choir with piano accompaniment. South American Folksong. Score

By Albrecht Rosenstengel (1912-1995). For Unison Children's Choir with Instrumental accompaniment - with Piano, ad lib. Percussion. South American Folksong

By Albrecht Rosenstengel (1912-1995). For SATB Choir with piano accompaniment. South American Folksong. Score

Virtuoso South American Guitar. Performed by Jorge Morel. Guitar Book. Size 8.5x11.25 inches. 104 pages. Published by Ashley Mark Publishing Company.

By Albrecht Rosenstengel (1912-1995). For SATB Choir with piano accompaniment. South American Folksong

Composed by Nathan Daughtrey. Percussion Ensemble. For Marimba (4-mallet) (marimba (5-octave)). Medium. Duration 3:00. Published by C. Alan Publications

Composed by Randol Alan Bass. Multi-Movement/Large Choral Work. 21st Century, Americana. Choral score. Randol Bass Music #RBM-112. Published by Randol Bass Music

3-5 octave handbells - Grade 3

SKU: MN.30-125

Composed by Sondra K. Tucker. Christmas. Handbell score. MorningStar Music Publishers #30-125. Published by MorningStar Music Publishers (MN.30-125).

UPC: 688670301254.

Sondr a Tucker enhances the Latin rhythms of a traditional South American Christmas Carol via gentle martellatos and ornamental lines in thirds, reminding us of a bright but quiet trumpet duet in a Mariachi band. A lullaby in a minor key has a joyous shift to major for the refrain. This shift is a characteristic of Spanish and Cuban folksongs (guajira.) Fresh, accessible, and fun to ring.

Piano solo

SKU: LB.200

Composed by Fulgencio Garcia. Arranged by Eduardo Rojas. Piano solo. Lovebird Music #200. Published by Lovebird Music (LB.200).

La Gata Golosa (The Greedy Cat) is one of the most famous and beloved melodies of Colombia. It is a pasillo (literally, little step) – a South American musical genre related to the waltz. Originally named Soachita for the children of the Soacha area of Bogota, Garcia renamed it after a restaurant (piqueteadoro) he frequented. The restaurant’s actual name was La Gaité Gauloise (meaning French gaiety) but was nicknamed La Gata Golosa by the local customers. This virtuoso piano arrangement by Eduardo Rojas draws out many moods and musical colors from these delightful melodies while remaining playful and upbeat.