Une compilation des plus grands moments de 2012 et du début 2013. Transcriptions guitare tablatures et solfège. Titres : Cruise [Florida Georgia Line] - Do I Wanna Know? [Arctic Monkeys] - Get Lucky [Daft Punk] - Gone, Gone, Gone [Phillips, Phillip] - Hail To The King [Avenged Sevenfold] - Home [Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros] - I Will Wait [Mumford and Sons] - Let Her Go [Passenger] - Lift Me Up [Five Finger Death Punch] - Lola Montez [Volbeat] - My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up) [Fall Out Boy] - Radioactive [Imagine Dragons] - The Only Exception [Paramore] / Guitare

Edward MacDowell (1860-1908) was the first American composer to achieve an international reputation. His music is lyrical intimate uncluttered and with a unique and quickly recognizable harmonicpalette.MacDowell's music does not aim for virtuosic display and obscure intellectual pleasures but rather it is about what is personal and what is felt by the individual in common circumstances. The ClassicalGuitar is at its best with music of smaller proportions that is personal evocative and imbued with opportunities for subtle expressive nuances in performance and so is eminently suited to MacDowell's music.Thiscollection includes his most famous composition To a Wild Rose as well as ten other beautiful Guitar solos in both standard notation and tablature. An outstanding recording by Aryeh Eller of all of the music isincluded.

The Guitar secrets of Dave Matthews revealed!Dave Matthews Band Under The Microscope systematically dissects 14 of the band's hits. You'll learn all of the techniques necessary to play Dave Matthews' best licks riffs and solos. With lessons on rhythms slides vibrato bends fingerpicking and a whole lot more you'll be playing like Dave in no time!Dave Matthews Band Under The Microscope presents a cross-section of songs from the band's lengthy career and subjects them to rigorous analysis. They are presented in chronological order and each is prefaced by a variety of preparatory exercises designed to set the guitarist on the right path toplaying this often very demanding music. The theoretical analysis breaks down each tune into four distinct categories - harmony rhythm scales and composition - and each is discussed in technical but no-nonsense language.Written by Tony Wine a freelance guitarist composer arranger and educator. He is a graduate of the Manhattan School of Music where he studied composition with Manny Albam and Edward Green.

for Solo Guitar Vol. 1-This collection will help spark an interest in the development of an American repertoire for the classical guitar. Traditional Scottish and Irish tunes were transformed by the African rhythms of banjo players which in turninfluenced popular music and led to ragtime jazz and blues. The amount of folk music in America is staggering. The nineteenth century gave birth to many unique American styles and its songs are an important part of our musicalheritage. Even today quite a few of the tunes in this collection will seem very familiar. Written primarily in standard notation the exceptions being those tunes in altered tunings which logically appear in tablature only.