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The Cathedral Singers, under the direction of Richard Proulx, help you relive the glory of 20 classic Catholic favorites, all in Latin. Tracks include:Ave MariaO Salutaris Hostia, for chorus Panis angelicus for tenor, organ, harp, cello bass Tantum Ergo Ellens Gesang III (Ave Maria), song for voice piano, D... |
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Requiem, Op. 48: For Soprano and Baritone Soli, Chorus, Orchestra and Organ With Latin and English Text, Choral Score (Classic Kalmus Edition) List Price: $9.99 Sale Price: $6.74 |
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Requiem, Op. 48 Book Brand: Alfred Publishing Model Number: 00-K06166 |
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Libretti of Classic Operas: 19 operas by Mozart -- 13 in Italian, 5 in German, 1 in Latin, in a single file with active table of contents (Italian Edition) List Price: $0.99 |
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This file includes: Apollo et Hyacinthus (in Latin); Ascanio in Alba (in Italian); Bastien und Bastienne (in German); Cosi fan tutte (in Italian); Die Entführung aus dem Serail (in German); Die Gärtnerin aus Liebe (in German); Die Zauberfloete (in German); Don Giovanni o l'empio punito (in Italian); Idomeneo Re di Creta (in Italian); Il re pastore (in Italian); Il sogno di Scipione (in Italian); La Clemenza di Tito (in Italian); La finta semplice (in Italian); Le Nozze di Figaro (in Italian); Lo sposo deluso (in Italian); L'oca del Cairo (in Italian); Lucio Silla (in Italian); Mitridate, re di Ponto (in Italian); and Zaide (in German)... |
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classic latin music
Whether one is an amateur who had just discovered that exhilarating feeling in making music or a musical pro who had been around for years, choosing the exact instrument for one's own personal use can be an excruciating decision to make. This is true for all musicians, and looking for the right electric bass guitar is no exception.
Fortunately, we have three practical tips in making such a crucial decision as painless as possible. Simply stated, you just have to know what you need, what you want, and know how to best strike a balance, should there be conflicting issues.
Know What You Need
Since its invention in the 30's over that of the upright variety (double bass), the electric bass guitar has not changed much except for new, continuing improvements. These innovations are simply answers to the specific needs of musicians from different music groups.
Are you comfortable only with the four strings, the five-string kind or would you want the six-string variety?
What strings are best suited for your kind of music --- round wound, flat wound, ground wound? Some music pros swore round wounds give better timbre and sustain. Does your music require such qualities?
What music are you into --- rock, metal, jazz, blues, classical perhaps, or something really new? Are you needed to go solo once in a while like some Latin, funk, fusion and sometimes rock and metal?
Today's manufacturers have a string of specific models made especially for specific music genres. The choices can be confusing, but it is easier if you know what you need.
Know What You Want
For some, this aspect in choosing an electric bass guitar is most important because this is where personal likes and dislikes come in. Again, knowing what you want is one other key.
How do you like the tonal options like the pickups (J/Jazz, P/Precision, DC/Dual Coil, etc.)? What about the amplification and effects?
Each of these has different tonal qualities. They either fit your precise need or you can use them as guide to what you really want, sound-wise.
How do you like your electric bass player --- with or without frets? Which are you most comfortable with? Do you pluck using your fingers? Or do you use a pick?
Which sound are you most happy with? Do you also do some popping, thumping or slapping in your performances?
Know What Is Best Between Your Want and Your Needs
Sometimes, your personal likes and dislikes overpower everything in your decision. Of course, you know it is not healthy and the odds of your choice being wrong go up.
One rule of thumb is balancing between your needs and your wants. It can be tricky sometimes, but once you feel you had the right combination, your electric bass guitar suddenly becomes a treasure.
Again, the question boils down to knowing what you need, knowing what you want and being able to strike a balance between the two.
Come to think of it, our tips might even work just as well on some of our life's choices.
Jhon Noya, Author Of Free Making Money Tips From Home and Free Tips For Dating
Songs for Rumba?
Anyone know any good "modern/American" songs I can Rumba to? For example, Gloria Estefan does a great cover of "Traces". I'm just learning the Rumba, so I don't have a lot of Latin music, but if there are some classic old songs you can suggest, I might already have them -- something to practice to. Thanks!
Strictly Dancing does compilation CD's for a few different dances. Their rumba CD has:
Stranger In Paradise , How Deep Is Your Love, Perfidia, Sweet Dreams, I Just Called To Say I Love You, Venus, etc.
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