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| Spootnic Charlie Guitar:
La Guitare Reggae Latine
& Africaine: Guitar:
 Français
Guitar notes and tablatures [Sheet music + DVD]
Play Music Publishing
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| John Low: African
Fingerstyle Guitar:
Guitar: Instrumental
Tutor
Guitar notes and tablatures [DVD]
Grossman's Guitar Workshop
The golden age of African fingerpicking guitar was in the 1950s and 1960s. The g...(+)
The golden age of African fingerpicking guitar was in the 1950s and 1960s. The great players and recording artists of that time included Jean Bosco Mwenda and Losta Abelo from Zaire and George Mukabi from Kenya. Guitaristsfrom other parts of the world have rarely if ever had a chance to learn their songs and playing techniques. On this DVD their arrangements are taught by John Low who has lived worked and studied with African musicians includingthose mentioned above. There are some interesting links with American guitar styles but there are just as many differences including rhythms borrowed from traditional African music and catchy up-beat patterns. Africanfingerstyle guitar is usually accompanied by rhythms played on a bottle. John Low is accompanied on this DVD by Frans Maathuis and Keith Jackman on bottles.
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| West African Music for
Fingerstyle Guitar:
Instrumental Tutor
Guitar notes and tablatures [DVD]
Grossman's Guitar Workshop
In this lesson Fernando Perez presents several tunes from West Africa. Directly ...(+)
In this lesson Fernando Perez presents several tunes from West Africa. Directly learnt from African Jalis (Griots) these are traditional as well as original compositions specially arranged for Guitar. Imitating the sound of West African instruments such as Kora Ngoni or Balafon Perez demonstrates unique techniques on the Guitar in order to perform the grooves and melodies in a faithful way. All the tunes can be played on nylon or acoustic steel string Guitars. In this lesson you will learn: Understanding the sound and techniques of African instruments in order to apply them to the guitar. Different techniques imitating Korascale runs Balafon breaks etc. Several grooves from Mali Senegal Gambia. How to properly keep these grooves counting tapping and feeling. Kora picking style with thumb and index. Main scales used in West African music. How West African music connects with Blues styles. Combining West African styles with your own Blues licks. Explanations on how to further develop this music style. A West African repertoire full of variety. Each tune is taught phrase by phrase and played slowly on a split-screen. Titles include: The Mandinka Song Massina Madou Fatoudiob Sanu Mali Blues and Kulanjan. 107 minutesLevel 3Detailed tab/music PDF booklet on the DVD
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| Banning Eyre: Guitar
Atlas: Africa: Guitar:
Instrumental Tutor
Guitar notes and tablatures [Sheet music + CD]
Alfred Publishing
Expand the horizons of your Guitar playing with this unique guide to the sounds ...(+)
Expand the horizons of your Guitar playing with this unique guide to the sounds and styles of Africa. Explore the wide variety of music and disciplines from the boogie of the Congo and the serene percussion of Nigeria to the complex and virtuosic fingerpicking of Mali and Madagascar. The author's authority and expertise lend the title an important level of authenticity and the tutorial material is fully comprehensive in both notation and Tab.An accompanying CD features recordings of all examples so that you can here exactly how these unusual and exciting musical approaches actually sound!
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| Graff: African Guitar
Styles: Guitar
Guitar notes and tablatures [Sheet music + CD]
ADG productions
17.95 GBP - Sold by Musicroom UK
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| Olivier Marchand: Les
Langages De La Guitare
Africaine: Guitar:
Instrumental
Français
Guitar notes and tablatures [Sheet music + CD]
Play Music Publishing
Ainsi cet ouvrage vous emmènera au gré des chapitres vers différentes destin...(+)
Ainsi cet ouvrage vous emmènera au gré des chapitres vers différentes destinations musicales de l?Afrique subsaharienne et de la côte ouest vous faisant du même coup découvrir la richesse des principaux rythmes populaires ayant émergé depuis la fin de la période coloniale jusqu?à nos jours.
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