Three songs for Solo marimba
Amor en Primavera
Composed by Manolo Sanlúcar Arranged by Mayumi Sekizawa
Range: 4.5 octaves (F-C)
Duration: approx. 3'30"
Corrida Real
Composed by Manolo Sanlúcar Arranged by Mayumi Sekizawa
Range: 5 octaves (C-C)
Duration: approx. 4'00"
My Favorite Things
Composed by Richard Rodgers Arranged by Mayumi Sekizawa
Range: 5 octaves (C-C)
Duration: approx.4'30"
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NOTE
Amor en Primavera
Arrangement for marimba solo of "Amor en Primavera‘’ by flamenco guitarist
Manolo Sanlúcar.
The correct title is CANDELA, but the subtitle Amor en Primavera was used
for the live recording of the trio of two guitars by Manolo Sanlúcar and
Simón Serrano and piano by José Miguel, which is an arrangement of this
live recording.
Corrida Real
Manolo Sanlúcar had special fondness for bullfight and toreadors, also
heard in his album dedicated entirely to the art of bullfighting.
Originally, Corrida Real is written for 1 guitar, however the virtuosic
technique makes it hard to believe that Sanlúcar is playing this piece
by solo.
His performance of Corrida Real brings the excitement and pleasures of
the Flamenco rhythm and melodic lines.
Generally, many Flamenco guitar works were not written into scores, and Corrida Real is no exception.
As with the other Sanlúcar work in this album, Amor en Primavera, the arrangement of Corrida Real for the Marimba combines the unique coloring, rhythm and images of light and dark of this work with the artistic charms of the Marimba.
My Favorite Things
One of the songs from the movie “The Sound of Music,” “My Favorite Things”
is widely known to the public as an independent song.
"My Favorite Things” is one of my favorite songs, and the arrangement
of this song was mostly improvised.
