SKU: HL.49047483

UPC: 196288300670.

With the latest addition to the Guitar Music Collection series, author and composer Thomas Fellow (including Fellow Guitar Book) offers the most comprehensive and sophisticated selection of works to date in his own modern, stylistically open sound language. Fingerfood XXL Vol. 2 includes several multi-track “suites” as well as longer concert pieces in the style of his üextremely successful first work Medusa. And so fingerstyle influences can be recognized as well as Mediterranean or Brazilian sounds, jazz or pop music - for the greatest joy of playing and intense listening pleasure. As a guitarist who has performed all over the world (European Guitar Quartet, Friend `n Fellow, Hands on Strings), Fellow concludes this issue with his solo arrangement of the 70s classic September by the band Earth, Wind and Fire, a celebrated highlight at many of his concerts. Fingerfood XXL Vol. 2 is aimed at performing guitarists, students and ambitious amateurs. The pieces are all complex, set at a higher level of difficulty (4-5) and offer an ideal addition to the modern guitar repertoire.

SKU: HL.49047072

UPC: 196288115038.

Thoma s Fellow, author of the successful standard work Fellow Guitar Book and guitarist who gives concerts worldwide (European GuitarQuartet, Friend `n Fellow, Hands on Strings), expands his Guitar Music Collection with this and the following volume by an extensive number of compositions in his own modern, stylistically open tonal language. This booklet with 18 DELIGHTFUL CROSSOVER PIECES is aimed at interested students, concert guitarists as well as ambitious amateurs. The pieces are demanding (level of difficulty 4 - difficult) and, thanks to the additional notation in TABS, are a perfect addition to the repertoire of modern guitar literature, even for players who are not familiar with music. FINGERFOOD XXL Vol. 1 includes shorter compositions (STARTER) and a whole series of ballads (SWEET). All pieces are concertante, buteach in its own way. And so fingerstyle influences can be recognized as well as Brazilian sounds, sometimes Fellow approaches jazz, sometimes pop music and always conveys joy of playing and listening pleasure.