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The Bolero Rhumba is a variation of the Rhumba (one of many Afro-Cuban dances in four beats). Its tempo is slow and has some rhythmic variations in the percussion. Its original instrumentation includes clave, maracas, cowbell, guiro, bongo, conga, timbal and drum set. This piece mixes the syncopation and style of the Bolero Rhumba with challenging ear catching chromatic scales.
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Fl Choir Bolero Rhumba

Summer in Minnesota.  The sun is setting, the broad sky is clear, and the cool light of dusk promises a welcome respite from the day’s heat and humidity.  You step out into the stillness and stand, gazing at the orange-red horizon, thankful for the dimming light and approaching night.  And then they come.  Those insidious little creatures, those vile insects that define and destroy the season: the mosquitoes.  Only some at first, few enough to make you think that if you swat them away, you can still enjoy the evening air.  But then more come, and more, and even more.  They whine, you moan, they sting, you slap, they swarm, you flail.  Soon, your body a mass of swelling welts, you realize that the twilight peace you had hoped for when you left your house is a sham, an impossible illusion shattered by the piercing terror of those infernal exsanguinators.  Angry and itching, you run back inside and slam the door shut.

Performed by Tamara Thweatt, flute, and Hey-Seon Choi, piano

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