Par MARSHALL DAVE. Jazz brésilien est la combinaison des énergisants rythmes de la musique jazz brésilien et Amérique du Nord. Ce style de jeu nécessite des compétences spéciales normalement pas enseignées à l'étudiant de guitare. Cet ouvrage complet est conçu pour fournir le guitariste avec tout ce qui est nécessaire pour comprendre et jouer jazz brésilien comme la corde structures, des progressions de corde, rythmes, décomposition, mémorisation, organisant, improvisation, notation, symboles de la corde et accompagnement ainsi qu'un aperçu et l'histoire de cette musique colorée. Solos sont fournis qui implémentent des divers concepts et les compétences acquises. Ils comprennent : Amor Docy (Sweet Love) - Passaciaille (thème et première variante) - Bossa Barocco (Bossa Baroque) - Bossa improviste (Bossa Impromptu) - Menuet (de 'le bloc-notes d'a.m. Bach) - Choro Classic (Choro classique) - Choro Menor (Choro mineures) - De Vez em Quando (Once in a While) - Marcha Populaire (Folk en mars) - Melodo de Lua (Moody Melody) - Samba Sonolento (Sleepy Samba) - Samba Feliz... / Niveau : Débutant à Intermédiaire / Brazilian - Methods / Méthode / Guitare Classique et Fingerpick

Brazil offers a great and luxurious musical variety not only for its large extension of land but also for the multiple cultural interchange established along centuries among the several peoples which contributed to the formingof its rich and varied musical map. From that triple (though not always conscious) alliance among the native Indigenous the European colonizer and the African (those latter brought here as slave workers) resulted a 'Brazility'feeling which is common to every country side despite the distances that separate them: joyous melancholic nostalgic or ritual Brazilian music is always the most authentically expression of its people their happiness andsorrows. This work is an effort to display some Brazilian popular melodies arranged for violin and piano. The themes chosen coming from the country as well as urban areas are part of a repertoire quite familiar to everyBrazilian some of them already belonging for centuries to Brazil's memory. No intention of producing a scientific or musicological work has been nourished by the arrangers. What guided them in the choice of the songs presented inthis book was above all a poetic sense and deep love for the music of their country. Enclosed are 19 violin solos on historic Brazilian themes. A free piano accompaniment is available free online.

The Brazilian Guitar Book
Samba, Bossa Nova and other Brazilian Styles
by Nelson Faria
A complete guide to playing guitar accompaniment and chord melodies in various Brazilian styles ? Samba, Bossa Nova, Frevo
Comes with a CD download of Nelson demonstrating each exercise, plus a tune in each style.
Many variations of basic comping patterns written out, each with complete chord voicings.
Also includes short transcriptions of guitar parts as recorded by Toninho Horta, Joao Bosco, Joao Gilberto
Endorsements
When I think about Brasil, I think about ?Violao? (that's what we call the nylon string guitar in our country). The art of playing ?Violao? looks simple, but it isn't and this book shows how to assimilate and how to understand this art. This makes me feel happy. With talent and clear information, Nelson will help guitar players all around the world to enjoy all the pleasures of this wonderful instrument. Make good use of this excellent musical book!?
? Leny Andrade
Nelson Faria was the right person to write this book, which contains examples and transcriptions of Brazil's greatest guitarists. This talented musician and dedicated music professor has a deep knowledge of Brazilian music and its rhythmic, melodic and harmonic subtleties.?
? Toninho Horta
Nelson Faria's book is a welcome addition to the guitar literature. I'm sure those who work with this volume will benefit greatly.?
? Joe Diorio / Partitions jazzandblues / Guitare / Guitare / SHER MUSIC

Samba And Bossa Nova-This book consists of twelve original piano pieces composed by the authors: six sambas and six bossas. The sambas themselves display a varied range of derived styles: samba-de-roda sambão partido alto samba amaxixado and alsothe ?pure? samba in two of the pieces. The pieces reflect the rich musical tradition of Brazil and serve as excellent solo piano pieces.