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Mandolin - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1303073 By John Denver and Placido Domingo. By John Denver. Arranged by FERNANDO LUIZ NEVES. 20th Century,C...(+)

Mandolin - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1303073 By John Denver and Placido Domingo. By John Denver. Arranged by FERNANDO LUIZ NEVES. 20th Century,Contemporary,Pop,Singer/Songwriter,Wedding. Score. 8 pages. Fernando Neves #892663. Published by Fernando Neves (A0.1303073). â€œPerhaps Loveâ€ is a song that John Denver wrote and recorded as a duet with PlÃ¡cido Domingo. The song appeared on Domingoâ€™s 1981 album of the same title. It is the only song on the album with Denverâ€™s vocals alongside Domingoâ€™s. The mandolinâ€™s unique timbre and tonal qualities make it an ideal instrument for creating a romantic mood. When played alongside the guitar, the two instruments complement each other beautifully, creating a rich and harmonious sound that is perfect for love songs. PDF file contains 8 pages including a complete score for mandolin and guitar (4 pages) and also separated parts for mandolin (2 pages) and Guitar (2 pages). Tablature and score available for both instruments, including chords and fingering for guitar part.

Renaissance Solos for Mandolin #Mandolin #EASY #Classical #Renaissance #John Holenko #Renaissance Solos for Mandolin #Mel Bay Publications - Digital Sheet Music #SheetMusicPlus

By John Holenko. For Mandolin. Early Music/Renaissance. 64 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications - Digital Sheet Music ...(+)

By John Holenko. For Mandolin. Early Music/Renaissance. 64 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications - Digital Sheet Music
ISBN 9781609742959. Most of the music in this book comes from editions or manuscripts from England in the late 1500ICOs. There are also a few French pieces. The cittern was popular in Italy, England and France. Aside from various tunings, there were two main kinds of instruments being played during the 16th and 17th centuries: the 4 course (four sets of doubled strings), and the 6 course cittern with several editions of music to go along with both. The pieces I have chosen for this book were all written for the 4 course instrument and fall into three main categories: dance music, song arrangements and free pieces. The free pieces are basically preludes that explore the melodic range of the instrument. As the title suggests these pieces can be played very freely and need not have a very strict tempo. The dance pieces are not really meant to be danced to, but rather take their form and rhythm from the popular court dances of the time. These can be played with a wide range of overall tempo, but once a tempo is chosen, should be strictly adhered to. The song arrangements are settings of popular songs of the time as well as more formal vocal settings. Care should be taken in making the melody clear and singing. Since the range of the cittern and mandolin are the same, John Holenko has kept the melodies intact. Because of the difference in tuning however, the voicing of the harmonies have been changed so as to fit on the mandolin.