Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Fernando Perez performs the Brazilian composition Atraente written by Chiquinha Gonzaga.
This arrangement belong to the book "Keys to Brazilian Guitar" written by Fernando Perez.
This book contains extensive knowledge and instruction that will help you gain a better understanding of Brazilian music for the guitar. It contains many arrangements of compositions suited for both solo guitar as well as two guitars. The focus of instruction emphasized within these pages is centered specifically around understanding Brazilian styles and its rhythms, what they are, where they come from, and how to develop them on the instrument. From early Choros, to modern Samba and Bossa Nova, this book contains it all. Other rhythms this book covers are Maxixé, Partido Alto, Forró, Maracatú, Baião and the old historic Brazilian Tango among others. It is full of rhythmic technique exercises specialized for each style. In addition it has a special section dedicated to learning how to play seven strings Brazilian guitar using a six strings instrument.
Available at: fernandoperezguitar.com
Fernando Perez performs the Brazilian composition Atraente written by Chiquinha Gonzaga.
This arrangement belong to the book "Keys to Brazilian Guitar" written by Fernando Perez.
This book contains extensive knowledge and instruction that will help you gain a better understanding of Brazilian music for the guitar. It contains many arrangements of compositions suited for both solo guitar as well as two guitars. The focus of instruction emphasized within these pages is centered specifically around understanding Brazilian styles and its rhythms, what they are, where they come from, and how to develop them on the instrument. From early Choros, to modern Samba and Bossa Nova, this book contains it all. Other rhythms this book covers are Maxixé, Partido Alto, Forró, Maracatú, Baião and the old historic Brazilian Tango among others. It is full of rhythmic technique exercises specialized for each style. In addition it has a special section dedicated to learning how to play seven strings Brazilian guitar using a six strings instrument.
Available at: fernandoperezguitar.com
