Tony MURENA and Joseph COLOMBO wrote a waltz called 'La Manouche' which is dedicated to their good friend Gus VISEUR (see attached music sheet). It seems that Angelo's waltz is based on this tune.
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Richter, it is not from a book but from my own collection of small music sheets . What they used to call in France petit format when there were street singers and musicians or simply music shops selling music sheets.
Angelo wrote it. You can certainly get the powertab file, but you can also support angelo and get the lesson package that comes with 100% accurate notation and backing track ;-)
Go Angelo! Only recently I've been realizing what a great composer he is.
I wish I asked him about the chords for Entre Amis while at Django in June...
Fear not Denis, I'm an ardent DC supporter. Doing this one just from the video tho. Even on the stuff I've bought from DC like all the Moignard lessons, I work it out without the tab. I reserve the tab for the crazy licks that are taking me too long. I'm getting more into Angelos playing now. His style is pretty different from Stochelo who I've studied the most.
Just purchased (as I'm typing this) two Bireli lessons to show my loyalty to all things DC
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François
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BB3A7ZS/ref=dm_ws_tlw_trk7
There's also a version on his DVD "Live in Paris", which is this youtube clup I think.
Richter, it is not from a book but from my own collection of small music sheets . What they used to call in France petit format when there were street singers and musicians or simply music shops selling music sheets.
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I wish I asked him about the chords for Entre Amis while at Django in June...
Just purchased (as I'm typing this) two Bireli lessons to show my loyalty to all things DC
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3xB_QIAmkts