Though I have never met Thierry Tisserand, I cannot help but imagine that he must be a musician as equally avid as he is poetic, given his choice bf titles and the breadth of styles he tackles, and as demonstrated on every page.
In addition, when associated with a technical and pedagogical approach both straightforward and pleasant, these elements will no doubt go straight to the hearts of apprentice guitarists and their teachers.
Roland Dyens
This album is intended for young guitarists (3rd or 4th year students).
It assembles pieces with "classical" construction: Suite, Barcarole, etc., and others with shades of Jazz, Blues, Mambo...
Each being different, these pieces aim to help students progress in techniques specific to the guitar: melodic accompaniment, arpeggios, slides, fixed positions and finger-pivots, work with the thumb, etc., while at the same time bringing them into contact with various styles.
Petite Suite folk - Anatole - La Panthère bleue - Le Limonaire - Matin d'hiver - Blues du lundi - Samara - Simple Mambo - Barcarolle - Cabaret - Chôro del gato - Jazz de coeur - Mandarine - Rumba-Houba
