Musicom Jonasz Michel - Plus Grands Succes - PVG
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Summary of This Book
This collection brings together a playlist of tracks with very diverse atmospheres, predominantly jazz and blues, punctuated by slower ("slow") and more danceable ("funky," rock) nods. The whole is suitable both for personal practice (building a repertoire, ear training, and timing) and for group playing sessions, thanks to pieces that naturally invite groove, feeling, and interpretation.
You will find the following selection, ideal for navigating between different tempos and styles: La boîte de jazz - Les vacances au bord de la mer - Super nana - En v'là du slow en v'là - Joueurs de blues - J'veux pas qu'tu t'en ailles - Je voulais te dire que je t'attends - C'est la nuit - Changez tout - Du blues du blues du blues - La F.M. qui c'est spécialisée funky - Golden Gate - Lucille - Mini cassette - Minuit sonne - Ray Charles - Rock à gogo - Unis vers l'uni - Les wagonnets
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Pop | Publication | Sheet music |
| Collection | Plus Grands Succès, Les | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which songs are included in the Michel Jonasz Greatest Hits PVG collection?
The collection features 19 songs, including "La boîte de jazz," "Les vacances au bord de la mer," "Super nana," and "Joueurs de blues." The selection also includes "Golden Gate," "Lucille," "Ray Charles," and "Rock à gogo." "Les wagonnets" is also part of the contents.
Are there jazz and blues tracks in this Michel Jonasz songbook?
The selection is predominantly jazz and blues, notably with "La boîte de jazz," "Joueurs de blues," and "Du blues du blues du blues." References such as "Ray Charles" and "Golden Gate" complement this orientation.
Does the collection include funk or rock tracks?
More dance-oriented styles are present with "La F.M. qui c'est spécialisée funky" and "Rock à gogo."
Is this collection suitable for ear training and ensemble timing practice?
Personal practice is explicitly intended to build a repertoire, work on ear training, and timing. The various tempos offered, from slow ballads to rock, allow for exploring different feels. "En v'là du slow en v'là" illustrates the presence of slower songs.
Can these Michel Jonasz scores be used for group playing?
The songs are indicated as suitable for group playing sessions thanks to their emphasis on groove, feel, and interpretation. "Super nana" and "Changez tout" are among the tracks offered.
