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| Luiz Simas - Brazilian composer |
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Teimosa (Stubborn Girl)
SM-000227543
| Composer | Luiz Simas |
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| Publisher | Lydjul Music |
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| Genre |
World / Ethnic / Choro |
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| Instrumentation |
Piano |
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| Scored for | Solo |
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| Type of score | For a single performer |
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| Key |
F major |
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| Duration |
2'28" |
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| Difficulty |
Medium |
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| Year of composition |
1992 |
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| Description |
A lively original chorinho. Choro or chorinho is a style of Brazilian music that originated in Rio de Janeiro toward the end of the 19th century. A combination of European music and Afro-Brazilian rhythms, it's in some ways akin to ragtime, but with a definite Brazilian flavor.
Luiz Simas' original chorinhos have many other influences, such as jazz, bossa-nova, classical. Some of them stick to a more traditional form, while others are truly adventurous and can be called "modern" chorinhos. |
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| Upload date |
21 Jun 2015 |
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