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From Alan de Mause's instructional book, Solo Jazz Guitar. This is a short improvised solo in the stylae of Jim Hall, over the chord changes of Someday My Prince Will Come.

Prepared for my guitar students, this beautiful tune by Jobim played with a rhythm track on my classical guitar built by Argentinean luthier Julio Malarino. Preparado para mis estudiantes de guitarra, este hermoso tema de Jobim con un apista y tocado en mi guitarra clásica construida por el luthier argentino Julio Malarino

Billie's Bounce, by Charlie Parker. Played this tune a lot during many years, but just recently had included it in my solo guitar repertoire.

Stella By Starlight by Victor Young. Concierto de Solo Jazz Guitar a cargo de Daniel Corzo en la sala Sala Herbert Diehl del Cabildo Histórico de la Ciudad de Córdoba Argentina. Abril 11, 2011

My version on Classical Guitar of this great, old and lovely tune.

Practicing quartal triads on comping over Someday My Prince Will Come

In this solo guitar version of this tune by Victor young, I've tried some fourth harmonies and melodic ideas, along with stuff which can be that kind of colorful

"My Funny Valentine" by Lorenz Hart & Richard Rodgers, played on classical guitar built by Argentinean luthier Julio Malarino.

Great Ballad "Body & Soul" (words by Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, and Frank Eyton, with music by John Green). Played fingerstyle on Classical Guitar built by Argentinean luthier Julio Malarino.

Pacing is called by Hal Crook. Use of rest on improvisation. Over Black Orpheus changes, beside use of silence, focus was on start/begin phrases in less predictable places.

"Alone Together" by J. Kern. Concierto de Solo Jazz Guitar a cargo de Daniel Corzo en la sala Sala Herbert Diehl del Cabildo Histórico de la Ciudad de Córdoba Argentina. Abril 11, 2011

Beginning the day practicing two lines improvisation on this wonderful Ballad. Very first time for this concept, no previous, rehearsal, no previous arrangement, first take on it. So far from guitar giants like George Van Eps, Sid Jacobs, Ron Eschete, Ted Greene, Steve Herberman or Jimmy Wyble, Masters all of them in this playing concept. But still fun to give it a shot

When a student is missing his lesson, there's no better way to wait for the next one. The beautiful ballad Misty, played in fingerstyle solo jazz guitar with my D'Angelico Excel.