<b>Title</b>: &quot;Three Choros&quot; by Zequinha De Abreu (Composer of &quot;Tico Tico&quot;)<br /><b>Arrangement</b>: For Intermediate/Advanced Euphonium or Trombone (Bass Clef) with Intermediate Piano Accompaniment<br /><b>Duration</b>: Approximately 7 minutes<br /><b>Contents</b>: Levanta Poeira Os Pintinhos No Terreiro Sururu Na Cidade<br />Note: The<u> piano accompaniment is available as part of this series.</u> For an audio demonstration, please scan the QR code found on the cover or explore our website at www.glissato.it.<br /><b>Product Code</b>: EG1441<ul> <li>Promoting the global resonance of music, this edition provides multilingual guide sheets specifically tailored for concert presentations in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese.About Choro:</li></ul>Choro, colloquially referred to as &quot;chorinho&quot; (meaning &quot;little cry&quot; or &quot;little lament&quot;), is a significant instrumental genre within Brazilian popular music, tracing its roots to 19th-century Rio de Janeiro. In an interesting contrast to its name, choro frequently showcases an energetic and jubilant rhythm. It is celebrated for its complex virtuosity, spontaneous improvisations, and refined modulations, enriched with syncopation and counterpoint. Choro holds the distinction of being the pioneering urban popular music genre that embodies a unique Brazilian essence.