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Salsa Trumpet by Gabriel Rosati
Salsa Trumpet by Gabriel Rosati
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A specific overview of Afro-Cuban/Caribbean trumpet history, techniques and influences from the early 1900's to today's Salsa. From the Charanga style to Conjunto, Cha-Cha-Cha', Mozambique, through the Boogaloo, Dominican Merengue, Puerto Rican Bomba, Venezuelan Gaita, Colombian Cumbia to modern Timba! Note by note solo transcriptions from the masters and a play-along CD with orchestral arrangements of original tunes and rhythms written by Cuban composer Willie "Paco" Aguero. Contents: Book: Broadway Book: Caballero que Bomba Book: Cao mani Picao Book: Como voy a sufrir Book: Conga de la Habana Book: Desconfianza Book: El cierro Tiene la Llave Book: El Merengue Book: Guajira Book: Juventud Amaliana Book: La Chambelona Book: La Guarapachanga Book: Mejico D.F. Book: No me Dejes de Querer Book: Paunetto's Point Book: Pueblo Nuevo se paso Book: Que Suene la Flauta Book: Separala tambien Book: Sonando Book: Trompetas en Cha-Cha-Cha Book: Waheera CD Recording: Alma Sola CD Recording: Arriesgate conmigo CD Recording: Blasito Bocoy CD Recording: El Codigo CD Recording: El Lograr CD Recording: Luna de Diciembre CD Recording: Ta Calla CD Recording: Telefono Frio CD Recording: Una Improvisaction del Cirberto Exercises: Patterns Exercises: Practicing "with ghosts" Exercises: Resistance and practicing Exercises: Rhythmical mechanisms Exercises: Section charts from combo arrangements to read Exercises: The Clave Exercises: The Length of solos, improvisation concepts History: Charanga, Danzon, Conga, Rumba, Son Montuno History: Cumbia, Songo, Latin-Rock, Salsa, Latin Pop History: Guaguanco, Bolero, Cha-Cha, Cu-Bop History: Mambo, Guaracha, Bomba, Plena, Pachanga History: Mozambique, Merengue, Latin-Jazz, Latin Boogaloo History: The Mamba Era, 1950-1970 History: The Modern Salsa, 1970-1990's History: The roots of Salsa, 1930-1950.
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