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SKU: A0.1031181
Composed by Clarentino Triadi. 20th Century,Contemporary,Standards,World. Score and parts. 21 pages. Clarentino Triadi #3009861. Published by Clarentino Triadi (A0.1031181). Its a style variation composition for guitar trio, the theme itself compose from combination music scale in Asia.
There are seven style variation in this piece, some of them are 80's pop music style in Indonesia, Keroncong style, jazz style, Contrapuntal, and many more.
This piece is appropriate for early intermediate students, since its use common technique like palm mute, artificial harmonic, tempo change, volume balance between player especially at the contrapuntal part, all player will play the cantus firmus and accompaniment so students will train to play in ensemble, when to loud, when to not too loud, when to accompany, when to play legato, to tune guitar in middle of performance, to play expressively, and so on, and students will know at least a few style in our world.
This piece duration is 7 minutes, recommend played for recital
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email: clarentinochitara@gmail.com
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