ETHNIC RHYTHMS FOR GUITAR Musicians Institute Jean Marc Belkadi LIBRO CD TABLATURE CHITARRA SPARTITI

ETHNIC RHYTHMS FOR GUITAR, MUS. INST., Belkadi. CD TABLATURE

5 Continents · 27 Countries · 2 Hands
Series: Musicians Institute Press
Publisher: Musicians Institute Press
Softcover with CD - TAB
Author: Jean Marc Belkadi

Acclaimed guitarist Jean Marc Belkadi takes you on a musical expedition around the world from Europe to Africa, South America, Asia, and the Middle East. You'll discover a huge variety of unusual and inspiring ethnic rhythms, riffs, and licks in this creative book and CD pack. The accompanying CD contains 81 demo tracks of all the music in the book. 40 pages.

ETHNIC

Acclaimed guitarist Jean Marc Belkadi takes you on a musical expedition around the world. You'll discover a huge variety of unusual and inspiring ethnic rhythms, riffs, and licks in this creative book and CD pack. The accompanying CD contains 81 demonstration tracks of all the music in the book.
Standard Notation and Tablature.
Middle East
Asia
South America
Europe
Africa
Exotic Rhythms,
Riffs, and Licks
Book WITH CD

Introduction
The traditional music of every country has its own unique sociological and cultural characteristics. The rhythmic form, harmonic movement, melodic sense, and personal sounds are elements that identify each musical composition. On a larger perspective, we may notice that each continent has its own musical identity, but there are still cultural differences from one country to another.
The music of Eastern Europe (Russia, Romania, Bulgaria, etc.), for example, is quite unique and differs significantly from the countries of Western Europe (Spain, France, Germany, etc.), but the overall European identity is drastically different from the sound of Africa, South America, and Asia. This book covers ethnic rhythms from many countries to provide you with new inspiration and ideas.
Play these samples, change them, create some of your own, and use them in your own music. Then the objective of this book will be achieved.

Jean-Marc Thanks to:
All at Hal Leonard Corporation
Ernesto Homeyer (for transcribing these examples)
Jordan Kent Ramey (for recording, engineering, and editing)
Danny Osuma (for mastering the audio recording)
Beth Marlis, from Musicians Institute
Steve Blucher, from Dimarzio
Joseph lacobellis, from Everly Strings
Jude Gold, from Guitar Player
Dory Lobel
Jimmy Rosen
Khoa Truong

Europe
Bulgaria
Romania
Spain
France
Celtic
Africa
Morocco
Algeria
Tunisia
Sierra Leone
Mali
Guinea
Congo
Zimbabwe
South America
Brazil
Argentina
Colombia
Jamaica
Cuba
Asia
Russia
Vietnam
India
Pakistan
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Turkey
Syria
Egypt