The Latin Guitar Handbook
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The most complete and comprehensive handbook outlining the role of the guitar in the music of Cuba, Brazil, Columbia, Mexico, and other South American countries in print. A complete survey and guide for any guitarist interested in performing different styles of Latin music. Each chapter examines the styles common to the music of a featured country. Includes a thorough exploration of the history, common instrumentation, core rhythms, guitar patterns and chord voicings, transcriptions, application, and provides musical examples in each style.
Students will explore: Mambo, Cha-Cha, Samba, Bossa Nova, Cumbia, Vallenato, Baion, Bolero, Rumba Flamenco, and Contemporary Latin Pop…just to name a few! Students may choose to focus in on one style or sample many. This resource book contains valuable knowledge guitarists can also utilize in application to a multitude of branch styles (jazz, smooth jazz, pop, rock, and the ever – growing Latin Music market), including what to play with an ensemble.
Chapter 1 : Origins
The Journey from Spain
Chapter 2 : Cuba
History
Understanding the Clave
The Danzon
The Cha - Cha - Cha
Rumba Styles
The Mambo
The Songo
Chapter 3 : Columbia
History
The Cumbia
The Vallenato
Chapter 4 : Brazil
History
Understanding Brazilian Rhythms
The Choro
The Samba
The Bossa Nova
The Baiao
Chapter 5 : Venezuela
History
The Joropo
Chapter 6 : Peru
History
The Festejo
The Lando
The Huayno
The Marinera
The Vals Peruano
Chapter 7 : Mexico
History
The Bolero
The Trio Format
Bolero Vocabulary/Patterns
Developing Intros
Bolero Transcriptions
Chapter 8 : Modern Styles
History
Rumba Flamenca
Flamenco Vocabulary
Contemporary Latin Pop/Rock
