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    This short piece is meant to evoke Spanish Flamenco music styles with a running bassline and repeated high Es, common in that genre. The performer should keep the two-note chords in the opening and closing sections quieter than the bassline to allow it to stand out, as is typical of the structure of Flamenco pieces.

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    This short piece is meant to evoke Spanish Flamenco music styles with a running bassline and repeated high Es, common in that genre. The performer should keep the two-note chords in the opening and closing sections quieter than the bassline to allow it to stand out, as is typical of the structure of Flamenco pieces.

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    Pepe's Sombrero

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    Renos Filos
    This short piece is meant to evoke Spanish Flamenco music styles with a running bassline and repeated high Es, common in that genre. The performer should keep the two-note chords in the opening and closing sections quieter than the bassline to allow it to stand out, as is typical of the structure of Flamenco pieces.

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    Pepe's sombrero

    This is a typical Spanish sounding piece using running passages in the bass and
    repeated top Es (bars 17-24) which are found in much Flamenco music. Keep
    the two-note chords in the first and last sections quieter than the bass lines.

    Allegretto

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