Lemoine LARBIER P./ VAILLOT T. - BLUES FUSION + CD - GUITARE
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Summary of This Sheet Music
This guitar sheet music, by Patrick Larbier and Thierry Vaillot, offers content oriented towards variety - jazz and relies on a complementary duo: a clear printed edition for the music stand and a CD to accompany practice. This type of support is particularly useful for consolidating rhythmic consistency, checking timing, and gaining autonomy in practice, whether at home, in lessons, or in workshops. With a difficulty level 3, this reference is suitable for musicians wishing to take a step forward: refining listening, improving articulation, and developing a more musical playing style, while maintaining an accessible and progressive approach.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Jazz, Blues, Soul | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | LARBIER Patrick / VAILLOT Thierry | Difficulty | 3 |
| Instrumentation | guitar | Pages | 74 |
| Genre | variety - jazz | Year of Publication | 1997 |
Questions frequently asked
What is the difficulty level of Blues Fusion for guitar?
The difficulty level 3 is aimed at guitarists wishing to deepen their sense of rhythmic placement, listening skills, and articulation.
Does the Blues Fusion collection include an accompaniment CD?
A CD is included with the printed sheet music. This medium allows working on rhythmic consistency and controlling timing within the pieces.
Which styles are covered in this guitar method?
The content is within the variety-jazz universe, with references to jazz, blues, and soul styles. The sheet music is designed for guitar.
How many pages does the Blues Fusion sheet music + CD contain?
The book contains 74 pages of guitar sheet music.
Who composed Blues Fusion and when was it published?
The sheet music is signed by Patrick Larbier and Thierry Vaillot. It was published in 1997. It combines a printed edition with a CD intended for instrumental practice.
