Schmitt, Martin: Tico Tico (no Fúba) - Sheet Music Download

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Interpreter	Martin Schmitt
Music by	Zequinha de Abreu
Words by	Ervin Drake (English Lyric), Aloysio Oliveira (Portuguese Lyric)
Instrumentation	(El.) Piano
Instruments	Piano solo
Transcription	Note-for-Note
source	Album
Album	Martin Schmitt - Five Feet & the Blues
Duration	3:59
Level	5
Pages	10
Songfacts	Tico Tico no Fubá was composed in 1917 in Brazil by Zequinha de Abreu. ‘Tico tico’ refers to a kind of bird, and ‘Fubá’ is a type of cornmeal – so the title means something like ‘Tico tico on the Cornmeal’. Among the song’s most famous interpreters are Carmen Mirandea (in 1947 film Copacabana), Ray Conniff and Paco de Lucia. The melody also appears on the soundtracks of many films, for example Saludos Amigos (Walt Disney 1942) and und Radio Days (Woody Allen 1987). Martin Schmitt’s interpretation of this Brazilian golden oldie is in a boogie-ragtime style.
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