Impresiones latinas

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Work in which the composer approaches a type of musical genre linked to the legacy of Latin American countries. The modal and tonal style blend together to create an atmosphere of marked melodic, rhythmic and counter-point lines. Although the introduction of the work exposed by the tubes may seem the opposite of what was set forth above, the fact is that the entry of the English horn will clarify the style of the composition, since, anger melts in a melodic succession, the degrees of the Phrygy mode in which the 1st section of this composition will be displayed, in compass of 5/4 and that will give way to new ideas in movement 3/4 with a more characteristic character of folk music and, with which it will conclude this Section A small introduction of great melodic and harmonious delicacy gives way to the second section of the piece with a melody of great simplicity, but, of great emotional depth, that is exposed by the fliscorno in its first appearance, and that will be repeated in one Dynamic, rhythmic progression and counterpoint that will make it more interesting. The varied re-exposure of the introduction of this second section and with a cadence end in the greater one, gives way again to the re-examination of the introduction of the tubes of the 1st section. A cadence exhibited by the clarinet, again introduces us to the 5/4 theme that will give way to a conclusive final coda.

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