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MP3 Heinz-Peter Timmer - In Between
majored in classical guitar at ,Musikhochschule Cologne‘ with Thomas Müller-
Pering and shared Masterclasses with Abel Carlevaro, David Russel, José Tomas,
Raphaella Smits, Hubert Käppel, Jorge Cardoso a.o.,
18 MP3 Songs in this album (50:25) !
Related styles: Jazz: Contemporary Jazz, Jazz: Crossover Jazz, Featuring Guitar
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Recently, the exciting passion for classical guitar and jazz music has led to various
arrangements for solo guitar which I am featuring on this CD ,in between‘.
Hence, all these piece had been originaly written for larger settings, they have
been changed to another tone as pure guitar music.
Although Iʻm playing electric guitars as well, these transcriptions for classical guitar
are very exciting for me because they are always leading me to my roots as a
classical player. Iʻd wish these personal favourits to be newly discoverd.
“Country” by Keith Jarrett, in 1977 originally played as quartet with a lead
saxophone, features another subtle dimension in this version which appears first in
a „Prologue“ by Heinz-Peter Timmer. Jarretts “My Song” from the same period,
has been overdubbed to make a duo version.
The brasilian classical composer/pianist/guitarist Egberto Gismonti is combining
Jazz,
new classical music and brasilian and african folk music since the late seventies.
His little piece “Agua e Vinho” originally for piano has been chastely transcribed for
solo guitar following the original very closely.
The Song “James” is an early hit written in 1981 for the Pat Metheny Group by Pat
Metheny and Lyle Mays. This arrangement intentionally uses passages of his solo
and new transitions to interlink the parts. As Metheny himself often arranges his
compositions for solo guitar his “Message to a Friend” is also included. This was
originally played as a duet. Soundtracks always are a very special genre. Two main
themes of the film “Babel” have been connected here and overdubbed to make an
arrangement for guitar quartet: “Bibor No Azora” by Ryuichi Sakamoto and
“Endless Flight” by Gustavo Santaolalla will evoke many pictures of this impressive
movie.
The selected Folk Jazz Ballads by Fabian Payr are short original guitar pieces with
programatic titles: (9)“Autumn Sun”, (10)„Ballade”, (11)“Phil”, (12)“Sunday
Morning”, (13)“Clapping Hands”, (14)“Vals d''hiver”, (15)“End of Summer”,
(16)“Coming Home”.
Many works of guitarist/composer Jörg Falk are walking the borderline between
new classical music and popular styles. Classical music or jazz – his “October
Poem” surely fits into both.
The final track of the Beatles evergreen “Nowhere Man” written by John Lennon is
a guitar solo based on a reharmonized new trio arrangement by Peter O''Mara.
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