Lemoine KLEYNJANS FRANCIS - REPERTOIRE LUDIQUE EN FORME DE METHODE - GUITARE
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Summary of This Method
Designed as a "repertoire in the form of a method," this publication follows on from Mes débuts à la guitare and is easy to use from the end of the 1st cycle, while guiding the student toward an advanced level. The principle is simple and effective: 52 pieces, each focused on a specific technical aspect of the guitar, to work in a targeted way without losing the pleasure of playing real pieces. Each piece thus becomes a mini musical goal, useful for consolidating skills, overcoming a specific difficulty, and gaining ease in playing.
The method stands out for its versatility. Used as a repertoire, it offers pieces that can function as genuine concert pieces, perfect for a lesson, audition, or cycle assessment. In duo version, adding a second guitar (by the teacher or another student) provides a stimulating rhythmic and harmonic framework: the student learns to listen, position themselves, breathe musically, and maintain their part consistently. Finally, for those aiming for a more demanding path, the book serves as an excellent tool for refinement: the preparatory exercises provide a solid technical foundation and relevant additional work to progress further in learning the instrument.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | 1 or 2 guitars | Difficulty | From the 4th year (end of 1st cycle) up to an advanced level |
Questions frequently asked
At what level should Répertoire ludique as a method by Francis Kleynjans be started?
The book is accessible from the 4th year of guitar study, which corresponds to the end of the first cycle, and supports progression up to an advanced level.
How many pieces does this guitar method contain?
The collection includes 52 pieces. Each one targets a specific technical aspect of the guitar, structuring practice around precise musical objectives.
Can these pieces be played with two guitars?
The instrumentation allows for 1 or 2 guitars. A second guitar, played by the teacher or another student, provides a rhythmic and harmonic framework to work on listening skills and timing.
Is this method a continuation of Mes débuts à la guitare?
This publication follows on from Mes débuts à la guitare. Its content enables further learning after the basics of the first cycle.
Does the collection include preparatory technical exercises?
Preparatory exercises are included to establish a technical foundation before studying the 52 pieces. They serve as complementary work aimed at refinement. The pieces can also be used during lessons, auditions, or cycle assessments.
