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Frot ( тексты песен и аккорды на Tekst-pesni.ru ): [email protected] (Matt Feifarek)
Subject: k/kottke_leo/piece_17.tab
Date: 29 Jun 1994 12:14:08 GMT
Hello,
I've been playing fingerstyle guitar for a little over a year
now
(about as long as I've played guitar) and I came across this
Leo
Kottke tune called "Piece 17" on the "A Shout Toward Noon"
CD.
It's a *fantastic* CD, my favorite by Loe so far. Anyway, I
became
obsessed with learning "Piece 17". After exhausting all sources
for
music I sat down with my roomate's CD player, and used the A-B
repeat
feature until I thought he was going to kick me out of the apartment.
The following is what I came up with. I can tell you right now,
that
picking stuff up by ear is *not* my forte'. It took forever for
me
to get this. It's not very much, but I am asking all of you
experienced
players out there to help me finish this. (or even correct what
I
have so
far)
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Frot ( тексты песен и аккорды на Tekst-pesni.ru ): [email protected] (Stephen Bondy u)
Subject: kottke tab
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Date: Tue, 5 Jul 1994 20:37:18 GMT
Greetings,
I don't know who asked for it, but here it is, the tab for "Leo Kottke's"
Piece 17. Fact of the matter is, that it isn't Leo at all, but it's a
piece by Mauro Giuliani entitled Larghetto, Op. 30, No. 17. One sees here
where Mr Kottke comes up with the name "Piece 17".
Anyway I just typed it in from the score of the music, so pls forgive
mistkes, as there are probably many...
Larghetto Op 30, No. 17, by Mauro Giuliani
Played by Leo Kottke on A Shout Toward Noon, under the title "Piece 17"
Notes:
it's in 3/8 time,
title of larghetto means "slow". Enjoy EVERY chord.
a couple of places I say CIII or something... "C" means bar (I think it's
from the spanish for bar, not quite sure) and following it is a fret
number in roman numberals.
