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By Eric Clapton. Blues; Folk. Arranged by Evzen Burda. Score, Tablature. Published by EBTunes. By Niall Horan. This edition: Interactive Download. Published by Hal Leonard - Digital. Articles Similaires. San Francisco Swing. In the s and s there was a new surge of interest in the old swing of the 30s and 40s. The epicentre of this swing revival lay in the American state of California, Los Angeles and San Francisco in particular.

Based on the rules of the old swing? Through the frequent use of the rhythmic cells 22 and 24 in all parts of this composition, each band, irrespective of its experience with swing music, will be able to give a swinging performance! Toggle navigation. Save on Every Order! Musicnotes Pro Premium. Add to Cart. Transpose 7. G Major Orig. Add to Cart 2. Quick Details. Musicians Like You Also Purchased.

Stand by Me King, Ben E. Add to wish list. Not the arrangement you were looking for? View All Arrangements. In order to write a review on digital sheet music you must first have purchased the item. Publishing administered by: Universal Music Publishing Ltd.

My Account. About Musicnotes. Subscribe to our Newsletter Stay Connected. We think your country is: Germany Change Country. Voice, range: D4-F 5 Piano Guitar. If you're going to San Francisco,. At the end of the decade he planned one more trip to the Holy Land but unfortunately he died in the plague of in Seville, before he was able to depart. Of all the Spanish Renaissance composers, he was the one who lived and worked the most in Spain.

Guerrero's music was both sacred and secular, unlike that of Victoria and Morales, the two other Spanish 16th century composers of the first rank. He wrote numerous secular songs and instrumental pieces, in addition to masses, motets, and settings of the Passion. He was able to capture an astonishing variety of moods in his music, from ecstasy to despair, longing, joy, and devotional stillness; his music remained popular for hundreds of years, especially in cathedrals in Latin America.

Stylistically he preferred homophonic textures, rather like his Spanish contemporaries, and he wrote memorable, singable lines. One interesting feature of his style is how he anticipated functional harmonic usage: there is a case of a Magnificat discovered in Lima, Peru, once thought to be an anonymous 18th century work, which turned out to be a work of his.

Source de l'extrait biographique : Wikipedia Retracter Mode Radio. Classical; Inspirational. By Francisco Guerrero. Composed by Francisco Guerrero Arranged by Oliver Lachurie.



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