Jarabe Mixteco - Clarinet Quartet (arr. Everardo García Vargas) by Traditional Oaxacan Sones Sheet Music for Woodwind Ensemble at Sheet Music Direct
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Jarabe Mixteco - Clarinet Quartet (arr. Everardo García Vargas)
by Traditional Oaxacan Sones Clarinet Quartet - Digital Sheet Music

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Jarabe Mixteco - Clarinet Quartet
The Jarabe Mixteco is a folk dance composed of seven sones collected from the three states of the Mexican Republic that correspond to the Mixtec region of Oaxaca, Guerrero and Puebla. It has established itself as the representative dance of the Mixtec region due to the expectation and acceptance it has generated in the national and international public.

The seven sones that compose it come from the popular folklore of regional community celebrations prior to the 20th century. The dance choreographies refer to representations of animals that are part of the daily life of the Mixtec people and also symbolize the process of falling in love between couples. The authorship of the Jarabe Mixteco is attributed to Antonio Martínez Corro and Armando González Bolaños, the first as a musical composer and the second as the creator of the dance montage.

The Jarabe Mixteco was completed in 1922, the same date that it began to be danced. However, it was not until 1929 that it was presented at the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City. In 1934, it was performed at what was the Racial Tribute of Oaxaca, which would later become the Guelaguetza festival. It was staged by Cipriano Villa and Adela Palma.

In the Guelaguetza, the dance and music are performed by the delegation of Huajuapan de León. First, the Canción Mixteca is sung at the beginning and at the end of the dance. The Jarabe Mixteco is structured by a series of seven sones and 14 steps.

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