Que Viva El Carnaval

Lalo Davila

General Info

Year of Published: 2014
Publisher: Row-Loff Productions
Series: Foremost In Marching And Concert Percussion Literature
Difficulty: Intermediate
Duration: 00:03:34
Cost: Score and Parts - $45.00 | Score Only - $15.00

Instrumentation

Player 1: Lead Pan
Player 2: Double Tenors
Player 3: Xylophone
Player 4: Marimba 1
Player 5: Marimba 2
Player 6: Vibraphone
Player 7: Bass Guitar
Player 8: Drum Set
Player 9: Floor Tom (High)
Player 10: Floor Tom (Low)
Player 11: Triangle
Player 12: Agogo Bells
Player 13: Samba Whistle & Piccolo Snare Drum (Snare Off)
Player 14: Shaker
Player 15: Tambourim

Works for Percussion by this Composer

Solos

Contemporary Rudimental Studies – Solo Percussion; Snare Drum
El Gran Temblor – Timpani
Mambolero –

Small Percussion Ensemble

Jambourinos - Tambourine Quintet
Jingle Tambouree - Tambourine Quintet
Mi Casa, Su Casa – Percussion Duet; Percussion Duo; Snare Drum
Scojo madness- Percussion Quintet

Medium Percussion Ensemble

Cruzin' Jamaica – Percussion Octet
High Voltage - Percussion Octet
Marisa's Merengue – Percussion Sextet
Mi Cha Cha Pa' Ti - Percussion Sextet
Mo Java - Percussion Nonet
Short Circuits – Percussion Octet; Snare Drum
Together At Last - Percussion Octet

Large Percussion Ensemble

Cumbia For Joel - 12 Players
El Caribe - 12 Players
Jamaican Me crazy, Mon! - 9 to 11 Players
Para Rafa - 12 Players
Soy Del Barrio - 9 to 11 Players

Ensemble with Other Instruments

Dun't be Blue Mon - Percussion Octet; Guitar; Bass Guitar
Fiesta Latina (Davila) – Percussion Septet; Bass Guitar
Mi Coco Loco - Percussion Nonet; Bass Guitar
Mo Java – Percussion Septet; Bass Guitar
Que Viva El Carnaval - Percussion 14; Bass Guitar
Ritmo Suave – Percussion Septet; Bass Guitar

Solo with Percussion Ensemble

Sueños Grandes - Marimba; Percussion 11; Bass Guitar

Percussion Ensemble Collection

Latin Cuisine - Percussion Septet