Carisch ONGARELLO ANTONIO - LATIN STANDARD JAZZ GUITAR + CD - GUITARE
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Summary of This Collection
Learn and play 12 Latin Standards arranged for jazz guitar. Amor, amor, amor - Bésame mucho - Brazil - Frenesia - María Elena - Maria ninguem - Pedacito de ciel - Perfidia - Siempre en mi corazón (no puedo quererte) - Solamente una vez - Te quiero dirte - Tico tico
This collection is designed for guitarists who want to explore the sounds of Latin jazz through well-known standards that are immediately rewarding to play. The arrangements emphasize jazz guitar: rhythmic placement, voice leading, and highlighting the melody with suitable accompaniment. You will be able to work on typical colors (bossa nova, samba, bolero, choro) while consolidating essential skills: chord changes, groove, and attack precision.
Thanks to the CD, you have a practical tool to develop your sense of tempo and musicality. It is an excellent format for progressing independently: start by establishing the melody, then build your accompaniment (comping) by varying chord positions, rhythms, and dynamics. This type of work is ideal for preparing a performance, a jam session, or simply gaining ease with harmonic progressions common in the Latin repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Jazz, Blues, Soul | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | jazz guitar | Language | English |
| Collection | Learn & Play | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which pieces are included in this Latin jazz guitar collection?
The collection features 12 standards, including Bésame mucho, Brazil, Frenesia, Perfidia, and Tico tico. The list also includes Amor, amor, amor, María Elena, and Solamente una vez.
Does the Carisch Latin Standard Jazz Guitar book include a CD?
A CD is included with the sheet music. This medium allows working on tempo and musicality for the 12 arrangements.
For which type of guitar are the arrangements written?
The 12 pieces are arranged for jazz guitar. The work addresses melody with accompaniment, voice leading, and comping.
Which Latin styles can be practiced with these scores?
The arrangements explore colors of bossa nova, samba, bolero, and choro. The proposed rhythms are based on standards such as Maria ninguem and Pedacito de ciel.
Is the method available in French?
The Learn & Play series book is written in English. The sheet music and CD represent the advertised content.



