L'album de Ceyzériat

There's no doubt about it, there has been quite a bit of thought behind the writing of these eleven pieces, Each one has something different and of value to offer, both musically and technically. Take the first one for instance; here is a work which would be ideally suited for the Grade 1 student wishing to explore the upper regions of the fingerboard in an easy fashion with a simple melody line. Then there is the Homage à Baden, a work more suited to the Grade 2 student and a piece which has overtones of the style of the great Baden Powell having sorne very nice arpeggiated chord sequences in a latin-jazz flavouring. Moving further along through the album we encounter a Grade 4-5 "creepy" work concerning monsters complete with tongue clicks, vocals, Bartok-pizzicato and strong dissonances, This is followed by an attractive Brazilian-flavoured work before the book concludes with three pieces in the styles of Brouwer, ragtime and more South American with a delightfully rhythmic work which explores the length of the fingerboard, these final three pieces reaching the upper Grade levels. Steve Marsh (Classical Guitar)

L'album de Ceyzériat: 1. Chanson calme
L'album de Ceyzériat: 2. En rêvant
L'album de Ceyzériat: 3. Hommage à Baden
L'album de Ceyzériat: 4. Chinese Blues
L'album de Ceyzériat: 5. Marathon
L'album de Ceyzériat: 6. Comme un songe
L'album de Ceyzériat: 7. Les p'tits monstres
L'album de Ceyzériat: 8. Sous le soleil du Brésil
L'album de Ceyzériat: 9. Mystère Brouwer
L'album de Ceyzériat: 10. Romantic Rag
L'album de Ceyzériat: 11. Étude Delight