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Description:
From the Bantu language, cangoma means "drum". The text, in a Portuguese dialect, celebrates the end of slavery. While the percussion is optional, it really adds a lot of "flavor" to this highly charged and fun-filled Brazilian folk song! Also available for Three-Part Mixed, Optional Baritone Voices (BL831), SSA Voices (BL952) and TTB Voices (BL918). The percussion line is available from the publisher.
From the Bantu language, cangoma means "drum". The text, in a Portuguese dialect, celebrates the end of slavery. While the percussion is optional, it really adds a lot of "flavor" to this highly charged and fun-filled Brazilian folk song! Also available for Three-Part Mixed, Optional Baritone Voices (BL831), SSA Voices (BL952) and TTB Voices (BL918). The percussion line is available from the publisher.
| Catalog: | TPBL1041 |
| Publisher: | Brilee Music Publishing |
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| Artist: | |
| Arranger: | Beery and Dekaney |
| More Info: | Trad Brazilian Folk |
| Voicing: | 2-Part and Piano |
| Level: | |
| Pages: | 8 |
BL1041