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Aleksander Sukovic29th June 2010this is too short, I just started enjoying
guitar5720th June 2010Very nice! beautiful song! interesting harmony and rhythm, could, if possible, to show us? Many Thanks!!!
Ivan Milenkovic19th June 2010Professional lesson, great stuff
Gerardo Siere18th June 2010Thank you everyone, Im glad you liked it.
Vasilije Vukmirovic17th June 2010Beautiful!
Rik Veldhuizen17th June 2010very nice... playing as I type (well, almost..
love the feel of this type of music
Zsolt Galambos17th June 2010Beautiful, Gera! A nice composition
Adrian Figallo17th June 2010amazing gerardo, reminds me off "alfonsina y el mar"
badfingers9317th June 2010i like this style of music...well done and thx
gerardo!
Lian Gerbino17th June 2010zaaaaaaaaaaaamba!!! Genial Gera... la guitarra de base es aún más interesante!
Bogdan Radovic17th June 2010Very nice lesson Gerardo!
- Lesson
- My notes
Hello everybody, today I´m bringing you a traditional style from my province San Juan. It is called a Zamba. It is a slow song usually played with percussion (bombo legúero) and it has a constant polyrhythm between 3/4 (on the bass) and 6/8 the lead (hence here the syncopa is heard).
This particular zamba has a very common structure, 12 measures where the "lyrics" (no lyrics today sorry) are two verses of 4 measures each and the second verse is played twice, so on chorus of this zamba is 12 measures. An 8 measure introduction has been made for this zamba.
This song was composed specially for GMC by German Abarca who is a professional folklore guitar player, so I hope you like it!
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