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Mes Arrangements a l'Amiable (Guitar Solo)

Roland Dyens

 
9790230972475: Mes Arrangements a l'Amiable (Guitar Solo)
ISBN 13: 9790230972475
Publisher: Edition Henry Lemoine, 2001

Synopsis

Mes Arrangements a l'Amiable contains nine arrangements from French classical guitarist, composer, and arranger, Roland Dyens.

Contents:

  • Mazurka Op.68 n°4 (Chopin)
  • Valses Op.69 n°1 (Chopin)
  • Valses Op.69 n° 2 (Chopin)
  • El Choclo (Villoldo)
  • Round Midnight (Monk)
  • Gnossienne n°1 (Satie)
  • Indifférence (Columbo/Murena)
  • Nuages (Reinhardt)
  • Felicidade (Moraes/Jobim)

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    About the Author

    The French performer, composer, arranger and improviser Roland Dyens began to study the guitar when he was nine years old. Later he studied with the Spanish master Alberto Ponce in a class where he obtained, in 1976, the "Licence de Concert" from l'Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris (France).


    In parallel with his studies as an instrumentalist, Roland Dyens also pursued conducting with equal enthusiasm, studying with the French composer and conductor Désiré Dondeyne (composition and orchestration) and he received a first Prize in harmony, counterpoint and analysis. Among the awards that he received in the early stages of his career are the Special Prize of the International Competition of Alessandria (ltaly) and the Grand Prize of the Charles-Cros Academia (for his recording "Hommage à Villa-Lobos"). A laureate of the Menuhin foundation, in 1988 he was classed among the 100 best contemporary guitarists of ail styles by the French magazine "Guitarist".

    Today, his compositions and arrangements are performed around the world to unanimous praise and enthusiasm. Truly, his work sheds new light on the possibilities of the guitar. Because of his unique talent and the originality of his music, Roland Dyens must be considered one of the most innovative and complete musicians of our time.

    Roland Dyens teaches at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris.

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    Publisher
    Edition Henry Lemoine
    Publication date
    2001
    Language
    French
    ISBN 13 
    9790230972475
    Binding
    Sheet music
    Number of pages
    44