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The Comping Role

How the guitar accompanies in tango

From time-marking models to expressiveness. The full course.

4 lessons · 33 videos Lifetime access English · original Spanish version also available

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What you’ll be able to do

The course is built on the three pillars of the method: what the guitar plays, how it articulates it and how it expresses it.

Time-marking models

The roles of the guitar in its many functions and contexts. Types of toques: what to play and why, depending on the ensemble situation.

Rhythmic melody

The different ways to articulate and accent a rhythmic tango melody. What separates someone who plays the notes from someone who sounds like tango.

Expressive melody

Fraseo and ornamentation as essential expressive devices. The last step, the one that isn’t written in the score.

How it’s organized

Four lessons, 33 videos. Each lesson builds on the previous one; you can take it at your own pace.

Lesson 110 videos
Lesson 28 videos
Lesson 35 videos
Lesson 410 videos

Who teaches it

Cover of the book La guitarra en el tango

The book

La guitarra en el tango

Published in 2018 in the Método de Tango collection (Tango Sin Fin), with reviews by Pat Metheny, César Angeleri and Berta Rojas.

Guitarist in Pedro Aznar’s band. Latin Grammy 2022 winner as producer of Legado, by Berta Rojas. Teacher in the Argentine Music degree at UNSAM and in the Tango and Folk Music program at the Conservatorio Manuel de Falla.

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Questions

How long do I have access?

For life. The course stays available in your account.

How can I pay?

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Is there a Spanish version?

Yes, the original version: El Rol Acompañante.

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