Tequila Chuck Rio / Arr. Franz Watz

"Tequila" is a 1958 Latin-flavored rock and roll instrumental recorded by the Champs. It is based on a Cuban mambo beat. The word "Tequila" is spoken three times throughout the tune. "Tequila" became a #1 hit on both the pop and R&B charts at the time of its release and continues to be strongly referenced in pop culture to this day.

Besetzungsliste / Instrumentation:

Full Score
Condensed Score
Flute (5x)
Oboe (2x)
Bassoon (2x)
Clarinet Eb
Clarinet Bb 1 (5x)
Clarinet Bb 2 (5x)
Clarinet Bb 3 (5x)
Bass Clarinet Bb (2x)
Alto Saxophone Eb 1 (2x)
Alto Saxophone Eb 2 (2x)
Tenor Saxophone Bb 1
Tenor Saxophone Bb 2
Baritone Saxophone Eb

Trompete / Trumpet Bb 1 (5x)
Trompete / Trumpet Bb 2 (5x)
Trompete / Trumpet Bb 3 (5x)
Horn (F/Eb) 1
Horn (F/Eb) 2
Horn (F/Eb) 3
Baritone / Tenorhorn (Bb) (3x)
Euphonium (C/Bb) (3x)

Trombone (C/Bb) 1 (2x)
Trombone (C/Bb) 2 (2x)
Trombone (C/Bb) 3 (2x)
Tuba 1 (C / Eb) (2x)
Tuba 2 (C / Bb) (5x)
Electric Bass
Guitar
Keyboard
Percussion (2x)
Drums (3x)

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