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BAIO DE LACAN
music by
Aldir Blanc
FUNARTE, 2008
IMPRESSO NO BRASIL / PRINTED IN BRAZIL
FUNARTE EDITIONS
Baio de Lacan
(Lacanian Baio)
music by
Aldir Blanc
arrangement by
Hudson Nogueira
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CONSULTING TABLE
Dario Sotelo
INDICATING
T ECHNICAL LEVEL
he opportunity of resuming the process of publishing scores for band is a good reason for
rejoicing at Funarte. In 1995 and in 2000, 14 titles from the series Golden Repertoire
of Brazilian Bands were released; in 2004, Funarte released the series Hymns of Brazil, with
two titles. Presently 20 new titles are being published, ten of which in a new series called Brazilian
Music for Band, which includes high level arrangements of popular songs and some of the most
praised classics of Brazilian popular music. The new series also highlights original works written
specifically for bands by composers of various periods, and opens space for transcriptions from the
Brazilian symphonic repertoire.
These editions follow the international norms for publishing and the standardization of music
pieces for symphonic band, diversifying the supply of instrumental parts without losing sight of
the most noteworthy characteristics of our bands, as well as making possible for small groups and
bands, with reduced forces, to perform music using the same material. The process of publishing
scores for band is a search of more dynamic ways to supply a market which is always eager for
novelties and information and, at the same time, a means of keeping the traditions of our countrys musical culture alive and in performance. Making this repertoire available and sharing information must be an ongoing and continuous task, so that it can produce good results. To this end,
Funarte concentrates its efforts in producing and presenting the band repertoire of yesterday,
today, and of all times.
ith these new series of editions, Funarte intends to expand the contemporary literature for bands in
Brazil, so as to quantify it and qualify it, with especial emphasis on the use of the technical and sty-
listic patterns of each piece, with the necessary revisions and annotations in terms of articulations, dynamics,
accents, nomenclature, tempi, rehearsal markings, abbreviations etc.
In order to allow that standards adopted by bands worldwide be applied, it was necessary to
make adaptations to the original material - without, however, altering its melodic, harmonic, and
rhythmic lines. Original orchestrations were maintained, with the addition of new information in
the area of timbre, in order to take the most advantage of present-day instruments.
The standard pattern adopted was: piccolo, flute, oboe, bassoon, Eb clarinet, Bb clarinets (3
parts), Bb bass clarinet, quartet of saxophones (2 Eb altos, 1 or 2 Bb tenors, and Eb baritone), F
horns (2 to 4 parts), Bb trumpets (3 parts), trombones (3 parts), baritone, tuba, contrabass
(strings), timpani, mallets (xylophone/bells or glockenspiel), percussion (snare drum, crash cymbals, suspended cymbals, bass drum, agog, rattle, tambourine, ganz, triangle, reco-reco, drum,
complete drums). In some works, particular instruments were suppressed, such as tenor sax 2 and
timpani, when they were not part of the original instrumentation. Nevertheless, the director
should note that the whole repertoire has its functionality guaranteed only with 1 flute, 1 Eb clarinet, 3 Bb clarinets, 1 Eb alto sax, 1 Bb tenor sax, 3 F horns or Eb saxhorns, 3 Bb trumpets, 3
trombones, 1 baritone, 1 tuba, and percussion (snare, cymbal and bass drum). Extra parts (not
included in the instrumentation) will be printed for Eb saxhorns, Bb baritone in bass clef, as well
as Bb and Eb tubas, in all the editions.
the scores instrumentation, but are not essential to the performance of the piece. It was sought to
retain such instruments as options, thus allowing the performance of a particular musical passage
in more than one way, so as to make possible its performance by symphonic and concert bands
and also to enhance its performance by traditional bands. To this end, indications of other instruments allow the conductor to have a mass of sound for performances in the open air, while
maintaining an equilibrium of sound in concerts taking place in closed spaces.
Maestro Marcelo Jardim
Technical Coordinator
BAIO DE LACAN
music by Guinga
lyrics by Aldir Blanc
arrangement by Hudson Nogueira
Instrumentation
*piccolo
F French horn 1
flute
F French horn 2
*oboe
F French horn 3
*bassoon
Bb trumpet 1
*Bb clarinet
Bb trumpet 2
Bb clarinet 1
Bb trumpet 3
Bb clarinet 2
trombone 1
Bb clarinet 3
trombone 2
trombone 3
Eb sax alto 1
euphonium
Eb sax alto 2
bass c
Bb sax tenor 1
timpani
Bb sax tenor 2
bells, xylophone
Eb sax baritone
snare drum
cymbals, bass drum, ganz
Extra Parts
Eb sax horn 1
Bb bartono
Eb sax horn 2
Bb tuba
Eb sax horn 3
Eb tuba
BAIO DE LACAN
music by Guinga
lyrics by Aldir Blanc
arrangement by Hudson Nogueira
his is a song in the style of the baio, which here receives a notably refined instrumental
treatment. We can understand that the piece was composed as a veritable study for wind
ensemble or wind orchestra, since it demands a rather special collective virtuosity on the part of
the performers. The form may be perceived as binary, emphasizing the angular arpeggiated motive
(already heard in the opening of the piece), and then the syncopated melody (as in measure 58).
Part A is divided into two sections: the first (measures 1-27), which is more intermittent, introduces the main motive and one of its broadened forms (measure 14); the second section once
again presents the thematic motive, prioritizing continuity and rhythmic flow, not only with the
support of the percussion section, but also with the lowest level of textural mobility applied to the
melodic line, which remains stable in one or in another section of the ensemble. A final variation
of the motive (measure 48) is presented in the concluding segment, which restates, once more, the
rhythmic configuration with which the piece will end. Part B then introduces the contrasting thematic element, and brings back a more diverse and colorful textural treatment. In these passages,
the necessity of dedicating particular attention to articulation is evident. This is so because the
melody is constructed by broadening the second motive of the phrase, which is repeated twice by
saxophones, flutes, and oboes, with a progressive thickening of the texture that is, with each
repetition of the motive, its characteristic features must be preserved, in order to maintain the
global integrity of the phrase. More than that: the contrasts of articulation and dynamics are the
elements that most clearly determine the differences of function, particularly in this musical genre,
which is so strongly marked by the expressivity that characterizes the action of the accordions
bellows. For example, the connection (measures 65-66) to the second phrase demands a specific
finishing that particularly highlights the marcato, since this will help to distinguish it from the
lightness of the main motive. At the conclusion, imitation based on one of the thematic cells leads
to a conclusive tutti on the same configuration, which ends part A.
Marcos Nogueira
Professor of Harmony and Composition
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiros School of Music
arlos Althier de Souza Lemos Escobar, known as Guinga, was born in Rio de Janeiro and
began to compose at the age of sixteen. He worked with Clara Nunes, Beth Carvalho,
Alade Costa, Cartola and Joo Nogueira, among other Brazilian fine artists. Various of his songs
were recorded by important names such as Elis Regina, Michel Legrand, Srgio Mendes, Leila
Pinheiro, Chico Buarque, Clara Nunes, and Ivan Lins. His compositions have been written in
partnership with some of the most important Brazilian songwriters, such as Paulo Csar Pinheiro,
Aldir Blanc, Chico Buarque, Nei Lopes, Srgio Natureza, Nelson Mota, Simone Guimares,
Francisco Bosco, Mauro Aguiar, and Luis Felipe Gama. All 14 tracks of the CD Catavento e
Girassol (The Pin-Wheel and the Sunflower), recorded by Leila Pinheiro, were written by Guinga,
in partnership with Aldir Blanc. The song Ch de panela awarded Guinga the 1996 Sharp Award
for Best Brazilian Popular Song. Guingas complete biography - Guinga, os mais belos acordes do
suburbio (Guinga, the most beautiful chords of the suburbs) - was written in 2002 by the Brazilian
journalist Mario Marques, and published by Editora Gryphus. In 2003, the same editor released
the songbook A msica de Guinga (Guingas Music) at the Bienal do Livro, in Rio de Janeiro.
Guingas sixth CD, Noturno Copacabana, also released in 2003, was acclaimed by the critics.
saxophonist, clarinetist, arranger and composer, Hudson Nogueira studied composition with
Edmundo Villani-Crtes. He was a regular musician at the Banda Sinfnica do Estado de So Paulo
(State of So Paulo Symphonic Band) and also a member of Banda Savana. In 2005 he made various appearances in Japan, where he had the chance to perform his compositions at the Clarinet Fest, taking place in Asia
for the first time. He wrote arrangements for Marvin Stamm, Leila Pinheiro, Beth Carvalho, Nana Caymmi,
Ivan Lins, Jane Duboc, Guilherme Arantes, Toquinho, Gilberto Gil, Moraes Moreira, Sujeito a Guincho, Banda
Savana, Banda Sinfnica Jovem do Estado de So Paulo (State of So Paulo Junior Symphonic Band), Banda
Sinfnica do Estado de So Paulo, Orquestra de Sopros Brasileira (Brazilian Wind Orquestra), Orquestra
Paulista, and Banda Sinfnica da CSN (CSNs Symphonic Band). He composed original works for soloists,
groups and institutions, such as Fernando Dissenha, Dale Underwood, Fred Mills, Paulo Srgio Santos, James
Gourlay, Madeira de Vento, Osland Saxophone Quartet, University of Minnesota, University of Georgia,
University of Central Florida and University of St. Thomas. His arrangements and compositions are present
in more than 20 CDs, recorded both in Brazil and abroad. His works have been performed throughout the
world; some of them have been published by editors such as Wind-Gallery (Japan), Ruh Music (the European
branch of the Barnhouse American editors) and DDP Brazil Music (United States).
Most important compositions: Retratos do Brasil, Milnio, Carnaval de Rua, Senzalas, Maracatus e
Quilombos, Brasileirismos n 1, Sons do Brasil, Miniaturas Brasileiras, Do Corao e da Alma, Virtuoso, As
Quatro Faces do Choro, Um Chorinho pro Adolph Sax, Sax Colossos, Um Chorinho pros Brasszucas, O Rei
do Maracatu, Alegria do Carnaval, Pingo no Choro.
VII Brazilian Music for Band Series Baio de Lacan
carioca (native of Rio de Janeiro) from the Estcio district, Aldir Blanc began to compose
early in adolescence. In the sixties he studied Medicine and, while still a student, he had
several of his songs accepted at various important festivals, such as the Festival Universitrio da
Msica Popular Brasileira (University Festival of Brazilian Popular Music, versions II and III, in
the years 1969 and 1970) and the Festival Internacional da Cano (Brazilian International Song
Festival, versions III and V, in the years 1968 and 1970). In the beginning of the seventies, Aldir
was a member of the Movimento Artstico Universitrio (University Artistic Movement), known as
MAU, along with many of the most promising Brazilian composers of his time: Ivan Lins,
Gonzaguinha, Csar Costa Filho and Marco Aurlio. In that period he met Joo Bosco, who
became one of the most important and constant partners. Elis Regina, a legend in the Brazilian
popular music, recorded their song Bala com Bala in 1971. She would also record Mestre-sala dos
Mares, O Bbado e a Equilibrista, Kid Cavaquinho, De Frente pro Crime, Dois pra L, Dois pra C
and Rancho da Goiabada. Aldir Blanc had an important role in the struggle for securing intellectual rights for creators; he was one of the founders of Sombrs (an entity which supported composers fighting for their intellectual rights) and of SACI, Sociedade do Artista e Compositor
Independente (Society of Independent Artists and Composers). Guinga and Moacir Luz are also
among his partners. In 1996, the Brazilian singer Leila Pinheiro recorded the album Catavento e
Girassol, only with songs composed by Guinga and Aldir Blanc. Specifically with Guinga, Aldir
also wrote Baio de Lacan, Canibaile, Ch de Panela, O Coco do Coco, and many others. Aldir is
also a columnist who maintains a column in Rios newspaper O Dia. In 1996 he released the
anniversary album Aldir Blanc 50 Anos (Aldir Blanc, 50 Years), with the participation of various
special guests. More than 600 of his songs were recorded by many artists, although almost the
same number of original songs, composed with various partners, remain unrecorded.
BAIO DE LACAN
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Que eu fosse a Massachutis
Oqui, mu boy!
Cheguei pra arrebentar e putz!
Voltei sem cala e um quis
me sequestrar...
Ao conferir o saldo,
No vermelho fui parar
T com Joo Ubaldo:
Chega dessa Calcut.
Eu t a mil por a
Atleta do Juqueri
Um scio a mais da Golden Cross
de carteirinha...
Tanto sofri nesse af
Que um seguidor de Lacan
Diagnosticou stress
E me mandou pra roa descansar...
Eu fui pra Limeiro
E encontrei o Paul Simon l
Tentando se proclam
Gerente do mafu...
Se os peo no chi
O Boi Bumb vai virar vaca.
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Baio de Lacan
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"
Cb.
"
33
33
Perc. 1, 2
tgl., afx.
pand.
Perc. 3
bat.comp.
D
O ,
,
"
33
33
33
O !
O ,
!
!
,
"
xilo, bells
,
Tb.
Tec.
O
,
33
Timp.
33
33
Bomb.
33
Tbns.
33
1, 2
Tpts. B D
33
1, 2
Tpas. F
3, 4
33
Cl. Bx.
a2
33
33
2, 3
,
,
O !
z
O !
!
O
!
O !
!
O !
,
K
O
,
,
O ,
,
K O !
,
,
,
D!
O !
!
z
,
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
G
G !
!
O
G !
z
O
!
O
O O
K
D O
O
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
G
breque
,
virada
breque
O ,
O
O
O K
(
K
z
z
z
38
K
O
K
K
O
(
z
,
(Trompas)
(Trompas)
!
!
O
,
!
G
,
!
O
!
O
D O
O
!
!
,
38
O
K
O O
O ,
!
!
O !
,
O !
D O
O !
!
!
O
!
O
O !
!
!
O
G
!
O
O
!
O
D O
z
z
P P P P P P
trgl. + afox
8
Pic.
39
39
Fls.1, 2
Obs. 1, 2
39
39
Fgts. 1, 2
Cl. E D
(Req.)
Cls. B D
2, 3
Cl. Bx.
Sxa. E D 1, 2
Sxt. B D
Sx.bar. E D
"
3, 4
1
39
39
39
"
"
Tb.
"
Cb.
"
Timp.
"
39
39
39
39
Perc. 1, 2
Perc. 3
bat.comp.
39
,
,
O
,
K
O
!
O ,
K
O
K
O ,
,
K
!
O
!
K
O
!
!
O
z
O O O
O O
O
z
!
(
O !
K
O
K
K
O
K
K
K
O
K
K
O
,
,
O
,
z
!
O
!
!
O
!
!
39
tgl., afx.
pand.
K
O
39
"
,
!
O !
K
Bomb.
xilo, bells
K
39
Tec.
39
39
2, 3
O
G
O !
a2
39
39
Tbns.
O ,
39
1, 2
Tpts. B D
a2
tocar sempre
!
39
!
39
39
1, 2
Tpas. F
3, 4
!
!
!
,
!
!
!
K
O
K
,
O
,
,
!
!
!
!
O ,
2
O ,
,
K
K O
(
, ,
z
K
O
(
z
!
!
,
,
K
O
,
,
O ,
!
!
,
K
O
O !
,
K
,
O ,
!
(
D
!
O
!
z
z
!
(Trompas)
(Trompas)
!
D
!
D
!
O
!
!
!
9
Pic.
45
45
Fls.1, 2
Obs. 1, 2
45
45
Fgts. 1, 2
Cl. E D
(Req.)
Cls. B D
"
D
a2
O D O
,
Cl. Bx.
Sxa. E D 1, 2
Sxt. B D
Sx.bar. E D
45
45
45
3, 4
K
O
2, 3
Bomb.
"
45
Tb.
"
Cb.
"
45
Tec.
xilo, bells
Perc. 1, 2
tgl., afx.
pand.
Perc. 3
bat.comp.
45
45
45
O !
somente 2a vez
,
O
,
O ,
,
!
!
!
!
"
!
,
45
Timp.
!
O
somente 2a vez
somente 2a vez
,
45
45
O !
z
,
O ,
K
!
abrir
abrir
D !
!
!
!
K
(
48
!
O
O
,
!
z
,
O ,
!
!
!
G
virada
!
a2
!
a2
O!
,
K
O
(
K
z
!
O
!
!
!
!
virada
K
K
O
,
K
O
O
! O !
! D !
!
!
D
!
!
D
z
z
!
! O
D
!
!
D
! D !
,
!
!
!
!
P P P P P P
trgl.
O
,
! D !
!
! O
! D!
D
,
! O !
!
(
! breque
!
D O
K
D O
O
!
!
D
z
!
O
!
45
"
z
2
45
K
"
Tbns.
45
1, 2
Tpts. B D
K
O O
O
45
1, 2
Tpas. F
3, 4
O
O O
45
!
O
O
O O
,
45
45
48
D O
K
O
D
a2
O , ,
z
somente 2a vez
a2
45
2, 3
simile
10
51
Pic.
51
Fls.1, 2
51
Obs. 1, 2
Cl. E D
(Req.)
Cls. B D
"
51
51
!
O !
O
51
2, 3
51
Cl. Bx.
Sxa. E D 1, 2
Sxt. B D
Sx.bar. E D
!
O
51
51
1, 2
Tpts. B D
51
3, 4
!
!
O
51
!
(
D
O !
51
1
Tbns.
"
2, 3
Bomb.
"
Tb.
"
Cb.
"
51
51
51
51
Timp.
Tec.
xilo, bells
Perc. 1, 2
tgl., afx.
pand.
Perc. 3
bat.comp.
"
51
51
51
O !
D!
!
D
!
! O
z
!
a2
!
G
!
!
!
O
D
G
G
a2
!
! O
tocar sempre
O
D
!
D!
D!
!
!
!
! O ! O
!
!
!
!
!
D
!
O
!
!
O
D! !
O !
!
O
!
!
!
! D !
! !
O
O O !
! !
O
,
1.
,
! !
!
!
!
!
!
D
!
!
D
!
10
D
G!
!
!
O
!
! O
!
O
O !
! O !
! !
!
!
O O
Gsomente 2a vez
D!
somente 2a!vez
!
!
O D
z
!
!
!
O !
! O
!
O
!
!
O
!
!
!
O
D
!
!
D
z
,
(
! ! !
virada
! D
D
O O ! ! O O
O !
!
O D
! !
! D !
!
D!
O
,
!
(
51
"
51
51
1, 2
Tpas. F
3, 4
a2
51
Fgts. 1, 2
!
D
z
z
!
!
O
O O ! ! O O
!
D O !
! D O
D
G!
!
O
! D
GD!
O
!
! D
D
!
arco
!
!
O
! D
z
!
crash
11
Pic.
Fls.1, 2
@
,
57
57
@
,
Obs. 1, 2
@
,
Fgts. 1, 2
" O @
,
57
57
Cl. E D
(Req.)
Cls. B D
2, 3
Cl. Bx.
Sxa. E D 1, 2
Sxt. B D
Sx.bar. E D
57
@
,
57
O
,
K
K
57
a2
K
a2
K
@
,
57
1, 2
Tpts. B D
3, 4
57
"
2, 3
"
Bomb.
"
Tbns.
57
57
57
Tb.
"
57
Cb.
"
57
Timp.
Tec.
xilo, bells
Perc. 1, 2
tgl., afx.
pand.
Perc. 3
bat.comp.
"
57
57
57
@
,
@
,
K
(
O
,
K
K
59
(Trompas)
O !
O !
O
!
O
!
K
K
K
K
K
O
!
O
!
z
!
D
(Trompas)
!
D
!
D !
!
O
!
!
!
K
O
W
O K
GW
@
,
breque
!
(
pizz.
!
(
O K
O !
!
!
O
!
O !
,
O
,
2
2
!
!
D
,
,
!
!
!
!
z
11
P P P P P P
O !
K
trgl. + pand.
a2
K
D
,
a2
O
,
O !
K
K
O
!
O
!
D !
O
O ,
,
K
breque
57
K
D
,
57
somente 2a vez
O @
, ,
G
57
z
K
57
z
G
D
,
57
somente 2a vez
@
, ,
57
1, 2
Tpas. F
3, 4
59
12
63
Pic.
63
Fls.1, 2
63
Obs. 1, 2
z
O
Cl. E D
(Req.)
Cls. B D
63
63
Cl. Bx.
Sxa. E D 1, 2
Sxt. B D
Sx.bar. E D
1, 2
Tpas. F
3, 4
1, 2
63
2, 3
63
63
Tb.
"
Cb.
"
Timp.
"
63
63
63
Perc. 1, 2
Perc. 3
tgl., afx.
pand.
bat.comp.
63
O ,
,
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
tocar sempre
! ! !
,
G
K
O
G! ! !
O ! ! !
,
tocar sempre
!
!
!
,
!
,
!
!
D
!
!
!
O
,
67
O
D
O
!
O !
O!
!
!
2.
O
!
!
,
K
K
!
!
z
K
!
!
!
!
O ,
!
K
,
K
O !
!
O
O
!
O
!
tocar sempre
K
!
O
D !
tocar sempre
!
D
(Trompas)
O
O ,
K
O
O
,
1.
O
!
!
D
K
(
O ,
(
D
,
!
D
O !
K
! !
O
!
D D
! !
!
!
tocar sempre
O
!
D
O ,
O
!
D
,
! !
D
tocar sempre
O K
!
O !
,
K
! !
!
K O
"
63
K
O
(
,
K
O
K
(
O !
,
!
,
O K
O
O
!
O
!
O
!
63
O !
"
xilo, bells
!
"
Tec.
63
Bomb.
O
,
63
Tbns.
63
,
!
O
63
63
3, 4
K
O
(
63
Tpts. B D
,
K
O
O !
D
63
O !
D
"
63
2, 3
!
D
somente 2a vez
63
Fgts. 1, 2
D!
67
O
,
!
!
O
!
O ,
!
D !
G
O !
G
!
!
D !
12
70
Pic.
Fls.1, 2
Obs. 1, 2
70
70
70
Fgts. 1, 2
Cl. E D
(Req.)
Cls. B D
"
O !
Cl. Bx.
O !
D
!
O
D
,
Sxa. E D 1, 2
Sxt. B D
Sx.bar. E D
1, 2
Tpts. B D
3, 4
70
70
70
Tbns.
"
70
"
Bomb.
"
70
70
"
70
Cb.
"
Timp.
"
70
Tec.
xilo, bells
70
70
Perc. 1, 2
Perc. 3
tgl., afx.
pand.
bat.comp.
70
K
K
O
O
2, 3
Tb.
O
,
O
!
!
z
O !
O !
O
!
!
!
!
K
!
!
,
O D !
O
D
O !
K
!
D !
O
D O
@
O O
,
K
!
G
K
z
z
z
z
z
z
z
!
,
G
K
G!
breque
breque
!
O ,
!
,
G
tocar!
sempre
,
G
!
,
tocar sempre
K
G!
K
!
G
arco
!
,
,
O @
,
!
O ,
tocar sempre
!
O
,
!
,
K
K
K
O
,
O @
,
,
@
K
W
tocar sempre
O D !
D
virada
13
breque
,
D!
,
K
O !
O K
!
O K
!
z
O !
!
!
O D
D
! !
!
O
!
!
O
!
O
!
!
!
O
O O
!
,
O !
D D
O !
O !
!
!
!
!
O
13
!
,
!
somente 2a vez
D O D
O
O
!
!
O
K
!
!
O
O
!
O !
70
O O !
70
K
somente 2a vez
70
!
O
O
70
1, 2
Tpas. F
3, 4
O
!
70
O !
!
O
70
70
O !
70
2, 3
!
O
virada
14
76
Pic.
Fls.1, 2
Obs. 1, 2
76
76
76
Fgts. 1, 2
Cl. E D
(Req.)
Cls. B D
"
76
tocar
tocar
z
O
! !
!
W
!
!
76
!
Cl. Bx.
Sxa. E D 1, 2
Sxt. B D
Sx.bar. E D
76
76
76
3, 4
2, 3
"
Bomb.
"
76
76
Tb.
"
76
xilo, bells
76
76
Perc. 1, 2
Perc. 3
tgl., afx.
pand.
bat.comp.
! !
! !
O
76
Timp.
Tec.
76
! !
K
z
z
!
!
GW
!
!
W
G
! ! @
G
K
O
D
! !
!
!
! O !
K D
D !
! D !
!
D O D
O
D O
14
! !
G
!
!
O
O
! !
O D
O
!
O O !
!
!
O ! !
!
!
! O
!
! O !
D O
! ! O
! ! O
!
!
! !
! !
!
O O ! O O ! !
! ! !
O D
D O ! ! D O
D
! !
!
! !
O D
! !
O
D!
!
!
O ! ! D
!
D ! O D @
! ! !
! !
breque
z
W
O K
tocar
!
K
O
! !
! !
! !
! !
K
K
!
D! ! !
!
!
!
O ! O O !
D O D !
!
! O ! !
K
O ! ! O !
O ,
O K
breque
! !
,
! !
K
! ! !
! !
@
O ,
! ! !
O D ! ! D D
O
!
!
! !
!
O O D
D!
!
!
! !
K
O
tocar
,
O ! !
O
D ,
@ O @
,
@
,
s um
,
tocar
!
! !
D O
K
@ O @
,
@
,
! !
D
,
! ! !
! !
O O ! ! O O ! !
O !
W
!
@
O
,
! !
!
! !
O O
D
O ! D
!
,
! !
! ! !
O ,
O @
,
@
,
D @
,
! O ! @
D
D @ a!2 D !
D O
,
! W
!
@K
! !
"
76
Cb.
! !
"
! !
1
Tbns.
! W
!
76
"
! O ! @
! O ! @
! !
76
76
1, 2
Tpts. B D
76
1, 2
Tpas. F
3, 4
! !
! !
76
! ! @
tocar
76
2, 3
,
D
! !
!
crash
! !
O D
! !
! !
! !
z
! !
84
Pic.
Fls.1, 2
Obs. 1, 2
84
84
84
Fgts. 1, 2
Cl. E D
(Req.)
Cls. B D
"
84
84
Sxa. E D 1, 2
Sxt. B D
Sx.bar. E D
3, 4
84
84
84
2, 3
Bomb.
"
84
84
O !
!
2 !
O
!
!
!
!
O
84
!
84
!
Tb.
"
Cb.
"
Timp.
"
84
84
84
Perc. 1, 2
Perc. 3
bat.comp.
!
84
"
tgl., afx.
pand.
!
!
xilo, bells
O
!
!
O
!
!
z
!
84
Tec.
!
"
Tbns.
!
84
1, 2
Tpts. B D
84
1, 2
Tpas. F
3, 4
!
!
84
Cl. Bx.
84
2, 3
15
!
84
!
!
!
O
!
!
!
O !
!
!
O!
G
!
!
z
z
a2
a2
D!
O
!
G!
z
!
!
G
z
z
!
! a 2 !
D O D
D D O O
D D O D
D D O
D D O D
D D O
z
z
z
O
!
O
!
O
!
! !
D O
! !
O ! !
! !
D D
D! !
O
D! !
! !
O
D !
D! !
D! !
breque
15
z
z
!
O
!
!
z
!
z
z
16
90
Pic.
90
Fls.1, 2
Obs. 1, 2
(Req.)
Cls. B D
!
!
!
!
D
"
!
O
D!
90
!
90
Cl. E D
90
Fgts. 1, 2
!
Sxa. E D 1, 2
Sxt. B D
Sx.bar. E D
3, 4
D!
!
O
!
!
90
90
90
2, 3
Bomb.
"
!
!
D
D
!
O
O !
"
Timp.
"
90
90
Perc. 3
90
!
O !
!
!
!
!
O
!
!
!
O !
!
D
!
D
!
D!
D
!
!
90
Perc. 1, 2
O !
!
O
90
Cb.
O !
"
D!
90
90
bat.comp.
!
90
tgl., afx.
pand.
D
!
"
xilo, bells
!
O
90
Tec.
!
O O !
90
Tb.
!
"
Tbns.
O D !
!
90
1, 2
Tpts. B D
!
O !
O
90
1, 2
Tpas. F
3, 4
O !
90
Cl. Bx.
!
!
90
90
2, 3
!
O
!
!
O
O
!
!
O O
!
!
O O !
!
crash
D D
! O O
!
!
O
O
D
!
!
O
D O
!
!
O
O
!
O O
!
!
D O
!
O
D
O !
D
!
O
D
z
!
!
O
D O !
z
!
!
breque
16
!
O
G
O !
!
!
O
z
!
O
O !
1.
!
O
G
G
1.
!
O @
!
O
!
!
O
!
O @
!
!
O
O !
W
W
W
!
!
EDIES
FUNARTE
PARTITURAS
ANDAS
FUNARTE
S EDITIONS
OFDE
MUSIC
SCORESPARA
FOR BANDS
1995
Golden Repertoire of
Brazilian Bands
Antnio do Esprito Santo
Avante Camaradas / Dobrado 220
Gilberto Gagliardi
Cidade de Diadema (dobrado)
Joaquim Naegele
Mo de Luva (dobrado)
Silvestre Pereira de Oliveira
Amor de um Pai (dobrado)
Antnio Pedro Dantas (Tonheca Dantas)
A Desfolhar Saudades (valsa)
2000
Golden Repertoire of
Brazilian Bands
Antonio do Esprito Santo
Avante Camaradas
Dobrado 220 (dobrado) * reissue
Anacleto de Medeiros
Os Bomios (Brazilian tango)
Ceciliano de Carvalho
Dever do Mestre (dobrado)
Gilberto Gagliardi
Cidade de Diadema (dobrado) * reissue
Pedro Salgado
Dois Coraes (dobrado)
Hymns of Brazil
D. Pedro I/ Evaristo da Veiga
Hino da Independncia
Joaquim Naegele
Ouro Negro (dobrado)
Patrocnio
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