To play this piece authentically, you must pay attention to Dynamics . The piece breathes—it swells from a whisper to a roar (an "Orobroy" or fire) and back down. The glissando (gliding fingers over keys/strings) is also a frequently used technique in this piece to mimic the slide of a violin, which is the traditional lead instrument in this genre.
Once the rhythm kicks in, the piece moves into a steady 3/4 waltz rhythm (often interpreted with a swing feel). partitura orobroy
(Measure 1) E (quarter note) - F (quarter note) - G (quarter note) (Ascending pickup) To play this piece authentically, you must pay