Hit Diffusion Chansons Pour Les Pieds
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Summary of This Book
This collection dedicated to Jean-Jacques Goldman gathers the tracks from the album in a piano-vocal version enriched with guitar tablatures. You will find the lyrics, a real advantage for timing breaths, intention, and dynamics, whether you are a singer, accompanist pianist, or guitarist. The presence of tablatures facilitates the placement of chords and fingerings, allowing quick playing during rehearsals, events, or at home. The whole serves as a comprehensive resource to work on accompaniment, rhythmic coherence between the left hand and guitar, as well as piano nuances supporting the voice. The book also includes exclusive drawings by Zep, which add character to the work and make it a beautiful musical bookstore piece for fans and musicians alike.
"Ensemble, Et l'on n'y peut rien, Une poussière, La pluie, Tournent les violons, Un goût sur tes lèvres, Si je t'avais pas, C'est pas vrai, The quo'sin town tonite, Je voudrais vous revoir, Les p'tits chapeaux, Les choses"
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Artist | Jean-Jacques Goldman | Instrumentation | Piano, voice, guitar (tablatures) |
Questions frequently asked
Does the collection include the lyrics of Jean-Jacques Goldman's songs?
The lyrics are included with the piano-vocal arrangements to work on breathing, intention, and vocal dynamics.
Are there guitar tablatures in Chansons Pour Les Pieds?
Guitar tablatures accompany the scores to facilitate chord placement as well as finger positions.
Which songs are included in this book?
The collection notably includes "Ensemble," "La pluie," "Tournent les violons," "Si je t'avais pas," and "Les choses." The list also contains "Une poussière," "C'est pas vrai," and "Je voudrais vous revoir." "The quo'sin town tonite" is also featured in the contents.
Is this score suitable for singing with piano accompaniment?
The piano-vocal writing allows for preparing keyboard accompaniment while following the vocal line thanks to the integrated lyrics.
Does the book include illustrations?
Original drawings by Zep are included in the work, complementing the arrangements for piano, voice, and guitar.
