Lemoine Dyens - Tango En Skai - Guitare

Summary of This Score

With this tango, Roland Dyens offers a classical guitar piece as charming as it is demanding in its intentions. The composer's note states it clearly: this is an archetype of the "falsely easy" piece. Everything lies in the way it is expressed. Here, humor is not optional; it is the instruction manual: the tango must be played in a joking tone, with that smiling distance that transforms a sequence of notes into a genuine musical wink.

For the "joke" to work, the performer must aim for a short, clear execution, full of momentum, without heaviness or emphasis. The guitar must sing naturally, but also with a certain discreet virtuosity: precise articulation, stable pulse, clean attacks, and quick changes of character. This score thus becomes an excellent playground to refine the management of contrasts, voice clarity, and sense of timing, essential both in the tango style and in contemporary guitar repertoire.

The indicated difficulty level (5) accurately reflects the challenge: this is not a piece to "overplay," but one to master. It is intended for guitarists capable of combining technique and spirit, seeking an effective, memorable, and formidable guitar score to work on presence, conciseness, and phrasing intelligence.

Technical specifications

Musical Genre

Latin

Publication

Sheet music

Composer	DYENS Roland	Difficulty	5
Instrumentation	guitar	Pages	2
Genre	classical	Year of Publication	1985 (January)