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Traditional and modern Peruvian choral and folksongs arranged for harmony voices. |
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Lima, the capital of Peru, was the most important cultural and political Spanish center from the Colonial times in the Americas until almost 1810, when the independence movements began in South America. The waltz originated in Europe around 1800 and was brought to the New World. Because the waltz rhythm became so popular in Peru, it has become known as the Peruvian waltz.
Arranger: Enrique Iturriaga | Country: Peru
Here is a festive and rhythmic celebration. The title invokes Peru's most popular folk rhythm which was brought to life by salves who were working in the mines and fields of Peru. Composer Diana Saez has become well known as someone who brings authentic style to the music of Latin America for choirs and this is another shining example.
Composer: Diana Saez | Country: Peru
A traditional Andean folk song set for three-part treble choir, this setting employs the use of exciting percussion and authentic vocal effects. The slow, melodious theme of the introduction leads into an intensely driven middle section which will excite singers and mesmerize listeners.
Arranger: Stephen Hatfield | Country: Peru
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