Aede Music Compil' Guitare Vol.1
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Essential Information About This Book
Essential Information About This Book
- French Song on Guitar: an overview of French pop and rock, from classic repertoire to the most current hits.
- Intermediate Level: a collection designed to help you progress while having fun, with accessible yet musical pieces.
- Ideal for Solo Playing or Accompaniment: perfect for working on rhythm, chord transitions, and interpretation.
- Selection of 15 Titles: a varied set to enrich your guitarist repertoire with essential songs.
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Summary of This Book
This collection offers you a panorama of French chanson specially adapted for guitar, with a selection of iconic and modern titles to work on daily. Designed for an intermediate level, it is aimed at guitarists who already master the basics (open chords, first positions, regular chord changes) and wish to develop their fluidity, sense of rhythmic placement, and musicality.
Throughout the pieces, you explore very contrasting worlds, ideal for refining your playing and tone: "C'est ta chance" (Jean-Jacques Goldman), "Cendrillon" (Téléphone), "Chanson pour l'Auvergnat" (Georges Brassens), "EmmÚne-moi" (Boulevard des Airs), "Gentleman cambrioleur" (Jacques Dutronc), "Je l'aime à mourir" (Francis Cabrel), "La Grenade" (Clara Luciani), and "La nuit je mens" (Alain Bashung).
The collection continues with "Le dernier jour du disco" (Juliette Armanet), "Le Loir-et-Cher" (Michel Delpech), "Le vent nous portera" (Noir DĂ©sir), "Monde nouveau" (Feu! Chatterton), "Morgane de toi (Amoureux de toi)" (Renaud), "Santiano" (Hugues Auffray), and "Pour de vrai" (Vianney). An excellent foundation to build a repertoire of covers, prepare a performance, or simply revisit the great standards of French chanson on guitar.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | French Variety | Publication | Sheet music |
| Artist | Various (Jean-Jacques Goldman, Téléphone, Georges Brassens, Francis Cabrel, Clara Luciani, Alain Bashung, Juliette Armanet, Noir Désir, Renaud, Vianney...) | Language | French |
| Instrumentation | Guitar | Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Genre | French chanson / French pop (guitar collection) | ||
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Questions frequently asked
What level is required for Compil' Guitare Vol.1?
The collection is aimed at an intermediate level, with mastery of open chords, basic positions, and regular chord changes.
Which French songs are included in this guitar collection?
The selection notably includes "C'est ta chance" by Jean-Jacques Goldman, "Cendrillon" by Téléphone, and "Je l'aime à mourir" by Francis Cabrel. Also featured are "La Grenade" by Clara Luciani, "La nuit je mens" by Alain Bashung, and "Le vent nous portera" by Noir Désir. "Santiano" by Hugues Auffray and "Morgane de toi (Amoureux de toi)" by Renaud are part of the program as well.
Is this a guitar sheet music book?
This book is a collection of sheet music dedicated to guitar, in the genre of French pop music.
What styles of French songs can be worked on?
The program brings together titles by Georges Brassens, Jacques Dutronc, Michel Delpech, Juliette Armanet, and Feu! Chatterton. These references cover contrasting styles within French chanson.
Does this collection help with practicing rhythm on the guitar?
The pieces have been selected to develop fluidity, rhythmic placement, and musicality. Titles like "EmmĂšne-moi" by Boulevard des Airs and "Monde nouveau" by Feu! Chatterton support this repertoire work.
