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Brazilian Guitar - Bookshelf

136 pages	Brazilian Jazz Guitar, Book & CD Creator: Mike Christiansen, John Zaradin | Music - 2004-06-01 Tunes arranged by John Zaradin and Mike Christiansen. All tunes included on mate CD in solo and rhythm styles. Publisher: MEL BAY
48 pages	Guitar Atlas Brazil, Your Passport to a New World of Music, Book & CD Creator: Billy Newman | Music - 2002-06-01 Included is a CD demonstrating all examples in the post. Music is written in both standard notation and TAB to make learning easy and fun. Publisher: Alfred Publishing Co., Inc.

Brazilian Guitar News

Reviews of Albums From Grimes, Galactic and Tyga New York Times - May 22, 2012 It meshes some wah-wah guitar with the hefty brass of the KIPP Renaissance High School Marching Band in “Karate,” and leans toward hard-bop in the instrumental “Attack.” The Brazil Carnival connection is forged in “O Côco da Galinha,” a collaboration

Music review: Guitar-playing Assad Brothers at Cerritos Center Los Angeles Times - May 22, 2012 Brazil's Assad brothers -– Sérgio and Odair -– have been known for extraordinarily freewheeling programs, as Sérgio has been willing and able to transcribe and arrange just about anything for two guitars. But, at the Cerritos Center for the Performing

SAN JACINTO: Classically trained guitarist to perform Press-Enterprise - May 22, 2012 Classically trained guitarist David Jerome, who will perform at the Diamond Valley Arts Council's Third Sundays event in February, spent a year in Brazil as a Fulbright scholar and is director of the Idyll-Beast Research Center in Idyllwild where he

Arts and entertainment calendar for Feb. 23 Highland Park News - May 22, 2012 March 31: Guitarist Sharon Isbin will share the stage with Brazilian percussionist Thiago de Mello at Pick-Staiger Concert Hall. The program will include excerpts from her album “Journey to the Amazon” and other favorites. $26; $10 for students.

Paulinho Garcia brings Brazilian music to big band Chicago Tribune - May 22, 2012 The Brazilian singer-guitarist Paulinho Garcia has been beguiling listeners in his adopted hometown of Chicago for more than three decades. Yet for all his copious experience here – and around the world – as singer, songwriter and instrumentalist,

Welcome 'home,' Kevyn Lettau Inquirer.net - May 22, 2012 A week after it opened, the 7th Philippine International Jazz Festival (Pijazzfest) went full-throttle with smooth jazz and Brazilian singer Kevyn Lettau headlining the show. Supporting her were three local acts—The Executives Band, The Brass Munkeys

Sepultura: New Drummer Added 'Lots Of Energy' To The Band Ultimate-Guitar.Com - May 22, 2012 Sonic Violence recently conducted an interview with guitarist Andreas Kisser of Brazilian/American thrashers Sepultura. A couple of Blabbermouth.net excerpts from the chat follow below. Kisser: "[Before he made the made the decision to leave] he didn't

Jazz Roundup: Brazilian Quintet Up Next In Library Series Hartford Courant - May 22, 2012 By OWEN MCNALLY, Special To The Courant Guitarist Dave Giardina carefully and aptly picked the word goza —Spanish for joy — as the name of his celebratory Latin and Brazilian jazz combo that he leads Sunday, Feb. 19, at 3 pm at the admission-free

Show Review: Carla Hassett @ Room 5 LA Music Blog (blog) - May 22, 2012 Her goal that evening was to bring the Brazilian tradition of Carnival to Los Angeles, and that she did. Starting with the upbeat, Portuguese song “Janela,” the groovy Brazilian beats permeated the room. Carla looked simple yet elegant in her tie-dye

Enjoying the Sweet Pains of Success New York Times - May 22, 2012 Next, a couple of guys with guitars, who immediately started messing with their pedals in the darkened club. Two minutes later there was Alexis Krauss, with ripped jeans and a distinct saunter. She raised her arms as she reached the microphone,