<b>Title</b>: &quot;Three Choros&quot; by Zequinha De Abreu (Composer of &quot;Tico Tico&quot;)<br /><b>Arrangement</b>: Piano Accompaniment for Intermediate/Advanced Euphonium or Trombone (Bass Clef)<br /><b>Duration</b>: Approximately 7 minutes<br /><b>Contents</b>: Levanta Poeira Os Pintinhos No Terreiro Sururu Na Cidade<br />Note: <u>The Euphonium part is available as part of this series</u>. For an audio demonstration, please scan the QR code present on the cover or visit 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.</li></ul>About Choro:<br />Choro, colloquially known as &quot;chorinho&quot; (translating to &quot;little cry&quot; or &quot;little lament&quot;), stands as an instrumental cornerstone within Brazilian popular music, originating in 19th-century Rio de Janeiro. Paradoxically, despite its moniker, choro often radiates with a brisk and cheerful rhythm. The genre is renowned for its intricate virtuosity, dynamic improvisations, and sophisticated modulations, infused with syncopation and counterpoint. Holding a revered place in Brazilian culture, Choro is heralded as the inaugural urban popular music genre distinctly Brazilian in character.