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Original

Los Gatos in el Fuego. Brian Rhodes. Advanced.

Translation

Los Gatos in the Fire. Brian Rhodes. Advanced.

Original

Los Gatos in el Fuego composed by Brian Rhodes. For Jazz Band. Conductor's score only. Full set. conductor's score and parts. available separately. see item J1031. Advanced. Conductor's score. Published by Twin Towers Music Publications. TW.J1031S. I was making breakfast one morning and began singing this tune in my head, so I ran and got some staff paper to write it down. In the process of sketching this melody, some bacon grease popped up, got my hand pretty good and I yelled "Man, that cat is hot. " Hence the title, "Los Gatos en el Fuego" or "The Cat in the Fire. " This arrangement has three main sections, with the middle section in a 12. 8 latin feel. a la "La Suerte de los Tontos". Overall, this selection is quite difficult, due to the complex chords, disjunct melody lines and the screaming first trumpet part. The solos are in tenor sax and alto sax. If you've got some good sax soloists, a screaming trumpet and a drummer. percussionist that can burn a latin groove, this tune may be just thing for your band's repertoire.

Translation

The Fire in composed by Brian Rhodes Cats. For Jazz Band. Conductor's score only. Full set. conductor's score and parts. available separately. see item J1031. Advanced. Conductor's score. Published by Twin Towers Music Publications. TW.J1031S. I was making breakfast one morning and began singing this tune in my head, so I ran and got some staff paper to write it down. In the process of sketching this melody, some bacon grease popped up, got my hand pretty good and I yelled "Man, that cat is hot. " Hence the title, "Los Gatos en el Fuego" or "The Cat in the Fire. " This arrangement has three main sections, with the middle section in a 12. 8 latin feel. the "Luck of Fools". Overall, this selection is quite difficult, due to the complex chords, disjunct melody lines and the screaming first trumpet part. The solos are in tenor sax and alto sax. If you've got some good sax soloists, a screaming trumpet and a drummer. percussionist that can burn a latin groove, this tune may be just thing for your band's repertoire.