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Crawford & Richards - Exploring Latin Piano

Catalogue No: ED13216
South-American, Cuban and Spanish rhythms for the intermediate pianist

Arrangementpiano
Product FormatSheet Music/Online Material
ComposerCrawford, John / Richards, Tim
£29.99
Typically dispatched in 5-7 working days
SeriesSchott Pop-Styles
Pages272
Publication Date20 October 2010
Grade of Difficultyintermediate
ISBN9781847611352 (1847611354)
ISMN9790220131110 (M220131110)
UPC841886012530

The latest publication in this award-winning series. This unique collaboration between two of the UK's top pianist/educators offers intermediate pianists a detailed introduction to the highly rhythmic music of Latin America and Spain, featuring a wide range of styles from many countries, including: • Cuba – son, montuno, mambo, cha-cha-chá, bolero, danzón • Brazil – bossa nova, samba, baion, afoxé, frevo, chorinho • Argentina and Uruguay – tango, milonga, zamba, chacarera, candombe • Venezuela – joropo, vals • Colombia – cumbia • Dominica – merengue • Spain – flamenco, rumba, buleria Over 50 pieces to play, including Oye Cómo Va, Bésame Mucho, Sò Danço Samba, El Manicero (The Peanut Vendor), Mambo No 5, Mambo Influenciado, Mas Que Nada, Berimbau, The Girl from Ipanema, Manhã de Carnaval, Upa Neguinho, A Media Luz, Vals Venezolano #2 and Alfonsina y El Mar. Original compositions by the authors feature copious assignments to help with syncopation and coordination, and key rhythms such as clave, montuno and partido alto are given in-depth treatment. EXPLORING LATIN PIANO - Press Reviews “An invaluable asset for intermediate pianists... If you have as much fun playing through this book as I did, you’ll be glad you got involved.”– Brian Priestly, Jazzwise "An impressive round-up of those tricky Latin rhythms, gathered from Cuba, Spain, Brazil and elsewhere.” - Jazz UK “Tips on improvising, lists of suggested listening, and photographs all contribute to create a most impressive and attractive compendium of this genre.” – Musician magazine “An excellent resource, meticulously researched and attractively presented.” – The Times Educational Supplement

Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Harmony
  3. How to Use the CDs
  4. Bar Numbering
  5. Introduction to Latin Styles
  6. Cuban Styles
  7. Brazilian Styles
  8. Other Latin Styles
  9. Appendices: Chord Symbols
  10. Classical Piano Pieces with a "Latin" influence
  11. Latin Jazz
  12. Index
  13. Photo Index
  14. CDs Track Listing
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