The series ?Classics of the Brazilian Choro ? You are the Soloist!? enables you to discover the Choro style through the incomparable experience of performing the compositions yourself, accompanied by a Choro Ensemble. Each volume of the series features a famous composer of this amazing music style, including his/her main compositions in a digitally-mastered audio CD and a high-quality printed music book with the corresponding C, Bb and Eb scores, as well as interviews, biography, and relevance of the author to the history of Choro. Using the CD, listen to the complete stereo tracks (with soloists) for your reference. Tune your instrument (flute, sax, clarinet or mandolin) using the tuning notes. Now have fun being the soloist, using the accompaniment tracks featuring a leading Choro Ensemble from Brazil. Now you can play along with your own Choro Ensemble, which will always be there for you, whether at home, on the road or at the beach. Have fun and good training! Amigos do Samba - Getulio Ribeiro (cavaquinho) Carioquinha - Filipe Dourado (cavaquinho) Cavaquinho Seresteiro - Daniel Dalarossa (flute) and Filipe Dourado (cavaquinho) Chiquita - Filipe Dourado (cavaquinho) Chorinho Antigo - Daniel Dalarossa (flute) Frevo da Lira - Daniel Dalarossa (flute) Lamento de um Cavaquinho - Getulio Ribeiro (cavaquinho) Minhas Mãos, Meu Cavaquinho - Arnaldinho do Cavaco (cavaquinho) Paulistinha - Filipe Dourado (cavaquinho) Pedacinhos do Céu - Getulio Ribeiro (cavaquinho) Quitandinha - Daniel Dalarossa (flute) Vê Se Gostas - Filipe Dourado (cavaquinho) Collection Classics of the Brazilian Choro [You are the soloist!] Repertoire 12 songs Includes 1 CD with 12 songs with soloists, 1 tuning track and 13 playback tracks. Choro Music

A World Of Tunes-Easy tunes for the young (or young at heart!) from around the world arranged to work for ANY instrument! Toots And Twiddles: A World Of Tunes offers a wealth of tunes that are simple to read and easy to play. This wonderful compilation includes all the well-known favourites as well as the odd ditty plucked from obscurity for good measure. Basic guitar chords also provided.