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English, Spanish and Chinese Songs and pieces, repertoire for performance and for students of music and language.
歌曲和器乐，演奏曲目和学生杂记
A selection of popular pieces for two guitars with notes for players.
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Spanish Rumba, Brazilian Choro and Samba, Verdiales – fun music to listen to and play.
Continue reading “Rumba and Instrumental for 2 Guitars, percussion”
Song sheets for popular songs in English, suitable for parties and for studying. Each song is fitted on one page with chords and lyrics.
This are my notes for a selection of popular songs in English. These are rough notes only and not intended to be an exact representation of the song. For study use only. All rights due to original authors.
Flamenco covers all ranges of emotions from the profound, sentimental and passionate. This is a selection of some of the pieces and styles in repetoire.
We can arrange performances with 1 or 2 guitarists, and optionally dancers and singers.
Sevillanas is a showy partner dance from Seville with lots of turns and arm movements and often a speedy rhythm. It’s popular at parties and shows, especially the week long Feria of Seville.
Here is a selection of Sevillanas in Repetoire for playing with singers and dancers. Entire Sevillanas choral and dance group also available:
This is a selection of popular Spanish Rumba and Hispanic songs and pieces, suitable for parties and for students of Spanish.
also for parties see Sevillanas and for more Spanish music see Flamenco and Spanish Guitar
Rumba is a Latin-influenced style popular throughout Spain and beyond, unlike pure Flamenco which is mainly popular in Andalucia in the South of Spain.
Rumba has a wide range of styles from slow and romantic to the fast hip-hop style of Rumba Catalana, and also the Rumba Flamenca, played using Flamenco styles and harmonies.
In Spain a large number of popular songs may also be played in a Rumba style, for example The Beatles – All My Loving Spanish Rumba version – YouTube because after all “la rumba es la madre y a ella todos les cantamos”.
The Classical Guitar is also known as the Spanish guitar because it originated in Spain, becoming developed for centuries through different variations before consolidating on the modern Classical Guitar in the 19th Century.
Selection of pieces in repetoire for solo guitar performances.
