Maybe You’re Right? is a Latin bossa nova piano solo in C major for intermediate primo players at about the grade 3 (ABRSM) standard.
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Maybe You’re Right? – Bossa Nova Duet – Intermediate Primo (Grade 3)
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Description
Maybe You're Right? is a fun Latin duet in C major for primo players at about the Grade 3 standard featuring lots of fun syncopated Latin rhythms to keep you on your toes!
This piece is in the gentle Bossa Nova style. Developed in Brazil in the mid 1950s, the Bossa Nova is most often played by a guitar, as in one of the most famous bossas of all, The Girl from Ipanema (and yes - she really does exist!).
The piano, however, is an important part of the bossa nova style, as it forms a bridge between the Latin and Jazz genres. Of particular note is Antonio Carlos Jobim, who composed and performed bossa novas on the piano.
As well as the primo and secondo parts, Maybe You're Right? comes with free performance and play-along backing tracks, including:
- Full performance recording.
- Backing track for the primo player (upright bass, drums and the secondo piano part).
- Backing track for both players (upright bass and drums).
- Slow tempo backing track for the primo player (upright bass, drums and the secondo piano part).
Additional information
| Level | Intermediate (Grade 3) |
|---|---|
| Format | Sheet music |
| Audio Downloads | Performance MP3, Playalong Backing, Slow Tempo Playalong Backing |
| Instrumentation | Duet |
| Style | Latin |
| Tempo | Allegro |
| Time Signature | Quadruple |
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