Amparito Roca (Paso Doble) for Brass Quintet

Bring the colour, excitement and irresistible energy of Spain to your next performance with Amparito Roca, one of the world’s best-loved pasodobles.

Composed in 1925 by Spanish musician Jaume Teixidor (1884–1957), the work was named after his 12-year-old piano student, Amparito Roca. It received its first performance in September 1925 at the Teatro El Siglo in Carlet, Valencia, where Teixidor was living at the time.

With its brilliant melodies, fiery rhythms and unmistakable Spanish character, Amparito Roca has become a firm favourite with performers and audiences throughout the world. This lively arrangement captures all the flair and excitement of the original and makes an excellent choice for concerts, festivals, contests and encore performances.

Add this timeless Spanish classic to your music library today!