Zaradin John - The Guitar Music Of Argentina - Guitar Tab

A superb selection of jazz favourites arranged for classical guitar by John Zaradin. Titles include 'Django' 'Girl Talk' 'Mood Indigo' 'Round Midnight' and Take The 'A' Train'.

Compositions plus aimées de Andrew Lloyd Webber de spectacles sur scène dont ' Phantom Of The Opera ' et ' Chats '. Spécialement adaptés pour guitare classique par John Zaradin et Tim Phillips. / Guitare / 48 pages / Partition

A collection of popular Brazilian music edited and arranged by John Zaradin for solo guitar. Suitable for intermediate guitarists and arranged in standard and guitar tab notation with chord symbols.

A collection of popular Argentinian music edited and arranged by John Zaradin for solo Guitar.Suitable for intermediate standard guitarists arranged with tablature & standard notation.

9 pieces in Latin Style-9 Latin style pieces for both study and performance plus notes on the scores & fingering glossary of chord symbols and notes on rasgueados. The A-B-A-C-A Choros form is used as a basic structure for all of the pieces and the styles and moods of the music vary from traditional and classical to Bossa Nova and jazz samba. In Brasil the Choros (diminutive Chorinho) owes its development to musicians performing either solo or in groups who often being obliged to play long hours during functions and festivals would improvise and create variations on popular and traditional themes. The compositions here are all based on this idea of stating a theme andthen creating variations & contrasts. Although the melodic harmonic and rhythmic content of the Choros/Chorinho has evolved greatly over time its underlying beat feel is traditionally 2 per measure and written with a 2/4 time signature. This generally makes comfortable reading for the guitar player because the beamed note groupings define clearly the rhythm patterns to be played. However much music that originally appeared in 2/4 time is now published in 4/4 with a cut time feel and which seems to be favoured by many musicians including guitarists who work in folk and popular idioms. For this edition the time signature which allows a clearer page presentation is chosen for each piece and no musical difference between the 2/4 and the Cut-time signatures is intended.