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The Three-Cornered Hat (El sombrero de tres picos) Suite No.2
- The Neighbours Dance (Seguidilla)
- The Millers Dance (Farruca)
Manuel de Falla wrote the two-act ballet,
The Three-Cornered Hat (El sombrero de tres picos), by revising his earlier stage work,
El corregidor y la molinera. The composer also extracted two concert suites from the ballet. The second suite consists of three dances from the second half of the ballet.
The Neighbours Dance, a seguidilla, and
The Millers Dance, a farruca, are the first two dances of the second act, as well as the first two movements of the second suite, followed by
Final Dance (KM 019). Otherwise, the two characteristic dances can be programmed independently or as a contrasting pair.
This transcription is for concert band with full score (pp. 131), piccoloharp (pp. 33141), and transposed parts (pp. 142192).
A printed score is available for purchase at
www.kasamamusic.com.
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