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Felino
Arrangement preview
Felino by Electrocutango, arranged for marching band by Brighton Barrineau and Trevor Schachner, 1:14 at grade 3 to 4, written as the closer of Dorman High School's 2018 show for a large band. It is a short, electronic-flavoured tango: a bass line that could come from a synth, a melody that snaps, and a tempo that pushes the band to the final set. At 74 seconds it works as a tag or a second closer rather than a full movement, which is how it was used, after City of Delusion. Felino is the piece to reach for when a tango show needs a modern ending, and it pairs with Libertango and Redline Tango from the same book. Audio is on this page. Available on its own or in a build-your-own show; licensing goes through Tresona and is paid by the school.
Felino by Electrocutango, arranged for marching band by Brighton Barrineau and Trevor Schachner, 1:14 at grade 3 to 4, written as the closer of Dorman High School's 2018 show for a large band. It is a short, electronic-flavoured tango: a bass line that could come from a synth, a melody that snaps, and a tempo that pushes the band to the final set. At 74 seconds it works as a tag or a second closer rather than a full movement, which is how it was used, after City of Delusion. Felino is the piece to reach for when a tango show needs a modern ending, and it pairs with Libertango and Redline Tango from the same book. Audio is on this page. Available on its own or in a build-your-own show; licensing goes through Tresona and is paid by the school.
Every arrangement here is available on its own. Combine it with arrangements from other shows, or add it to a show where we write a few new pieces for your band. Pricing depends on what you need, so we'll work it out together.
