Samba Pa Ti Carlos Santana

2 Gitarren

aus der Reihe "Fingerstyle"
from the series "Fingerstyle"

The series Fingerstyle: pop, rock, jazz and Latin for Guitar offers original pieces and arrangements for one or two guitars. In standard notation with extensive fingering and accurate stylistic notes, these volumes should inspire pleasure and passion in new music for guitar. The English writer Nick Hornby called Santana's world-famous classic for electric guitar Samba Pa Ti' a classic slow-burning piece'. The band released this instrumental number on their 1970 album Abraxas. Although the song didn't feature on any of the three singles from the album, its catchy melody and emotional guitar sound secured its place in the annals of rock history. Samba Pa Ti' is in two parts: the slow intro, played with a blazing' guitar sound and lots of expression; and the samba-style second part, with its increasingly ecstatic improvisation. The arrangement retains the original structure with shortened versions of two of the bridges. You can see a video of this piece played by Michael Langer and Sabine Remusch here:
'Samba Pa Ti' auf Youtube