Rondo ala Salsa (W.A. Mozart, arranged by Freddie Ravel)

“Rondo a la Salsa” after Mozart’s “Rondo alla turca” from his Piano Sonata No. 11 in A major, gets a 21st century update with awesome Latin flavors.
Ravel’s piano virtuosity shines brightly on this classical favorite that is now accessible as an effortless, first-take Latin dance event!
From Freddie Ravel's new album, "If Music Could Speak".
Recorded Live at the Crystal Cathedral with all star musicians and orchestra with special guest, legendary saxophonist, Brandon Fields. ~Paula Edelstein
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[@seleccionempresarialselecc6508]

excelentisimo...genial

[@LIFEINTUNE]

Thank you!

[@GailLynneGoodwin]

What a fabulous rendition of this classic! Wow Freddie, what talent!

[@LIFEINTUNE]

Thank you Gail! It was pure joy to record and I was blessed with wonderful players including the wonderful Brandon Fields on Sax!

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Thanks Gail!! blessings

[@cantoypiano.ensenanza-espe1018]

EXTRAORDINARIO !!
Y ademas si con ese apellido no salia un musico de primer nivel....!!!
Felicitaciones!

[@LIFEINTUNE]

Gracias

[@macmusicguy]

Excellent arrangement AND performance! KILLER sax work as well!

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thanks Tom

[@nanahinsley6944]

I have seen Freddie twice now, and he is beyond Amazing! What a musical genius!

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Thanks Nana!

[@JamieGlaserpage]

wowie Freddie ,,,this is just extraordinary!! Not surprised really you have always been
amazing. much love Jamie

[@LIFEINTUNE]

Thank you Jamie-terrific to hear from you! very best, fr

[@LIFEINTUNE]

Jamie - honor to hear from you - blessings always

[@JaninaKaraliene]

Joyful and bright composition!

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Thanks Janina

[@wp62]

Sublime work.
Keep it up.

[@doubleateam6760]

Is it an arrengement or a parody? And wich symphonie of mozart is it?

[@andersmartinson1750]

Definitely an arrangement of Rondo alla Turca, not a symphony. There is a short riff on the opening of Symphony #40 at the very end though.