JOBIM ANTONIO CARLOS 9 PIECES Carlos Barbosa Lima-Samba De Uma Nota So' Guitar TABLATURE-SPARTITI

JOBIM ANTONIO CARLOS, 9 PIECES. Carlos Barbosa Lima. SHEET MUSIC BOOK FOR GUITAR WITH TABLATURE. 

LIBRO DI MUSICA BOSSA NOVA.

SPARTITI PER CHITARRA : 

PENTAGRAMMA E TABLATURE. 

Nine Pieces. (Solo Guitar). By Antonio Carlos Jobim. For solo guitar (no lyrics). 

Latin and Jazz.

Difficulty: medium.

Guitar tablature songbook.

Guitar tablature, standard notation, guitar notation legend and performance notes.

80 pages. Music Sales 

With guitar tablature, standard notation, guitar notation legend and performance notes. Latin and Jazz. 9x12 inches.

"Corcovado," "Stone Flower," "One Note Samba," plus six more Jobim masterworks, arranged for solo guitar with music notation and guitar tablature.

Amparo

Originally known as Ohla, Maria (Look, Mary), it was later used in the film The Adventurers. I created this

guitar arrangement based on a solo piano version by Jobim. Again, the exquisite result of a polyphonic

structure is successfully projected on the solo guitar. Like in many of Jobim's works, influences from

Chopin and Debussy are notable here.

Caminho de Pedra (Rocky Road)

Written in the 1950s,this song is in the style of "toada," echoing the peaceful and primitive quality of the

rural backlands. The introduction sets up that quality which is kept with a steady movement in the middle

voice throughout the piece.

In the second section, the beautiful harmonic changes portray nature's exuberance in those regions of the

country. The piece concludes with the theme played in harmonics, like a beautiful image getting distant and

disappearing from one's mind.

Canta Mais (Sing More)

Also from the late 1950s,this is a small masterpiece in which Jobim shows his affection and admiration for

the music of Villa-Lobos. The contrapuntal accompaniment style is somehow reminiscent of Villa-Lobos'

famous Bachianas Brasileiras NO.5. By its title, the extremely lyrical Canta Mais suggests the love of the

Brazilian people to always sing and sing more.

Corcovado (Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars)

When the "bossa nova" exploded into world-wide popularity in the early 1960s, Corcovado became a

favorite, inspired by the magnificent view of Christ's statue on top of the Corcovado mountain in Rio de

Janeiro.

The introduction creates an intimate feeling which leads into the main theme. In this solo arrangement, a

balanced polyphonic texture with frequent contrapuntal movement produces an orchestral flavor. The

song ends with delicate harmonics enhancing its sensuality and intimacy.

Desafinado (Off-key)

One ofJobim' s most famous songs, Desafinado was composed in the late 1950s.Along with Chega de Saudade

it launched the "bossa-nova" movement in Brazil in 1958with the recordings of Joao Gilberto singing and

accompanying himself on guitar.

In this solo arrangement, the theme is presented with a delicate flavor using harmonics followed by an

introduction arranged by the composer from an earlier orchestral version-then going into the main

section with the bass line keeping a strong rhythmic pulse and the melody swinging with a samba

inflection. Counterlines are constantly weaving and the polyrhythmic texture becomes intense at the climax with an

illusion of more instruments participating in "tutti," including an occasional use of silence with the rhythm

being obvious.

Amparo

Caminho De Pedra (Rocky Road)

Canta Mais (Sing More)

Corcovado (Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars)

Desafinado (Off-Key)

Estrada Branca (This Happy Madness)

Modinha

Quebra Pedra (Stone Flower)

Samba De Uma Nota So' (One Note Samba)