Charango Learning Method Booklet - Ernesto Cavour

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Charango Learning Method Booklet - Ernesto Cavour

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Language: Spanish

This excellent and didactic learning method booklet will give you much more information about playing this beautiful instrument. Available information:

- The Charango
- How to hold it with the strap
- Tuning
- Ways to place strings
- Tuning methods
- Chord methods
- Major tones
- Minor Tones
- Dissonant
- How to replace chords
- Natural sounds with dissonant and much more...

Author: Ernesto Cavour


Our Artisans We have a team of artisans and luthiers specialized in creating the best quality charangos, with the authentic and traditional Bolivian method.	Exclusive Designs We have the largest variety of charangos and ronrocos, exclusive designs, artistically carved in the finest woods.	Unique Sound The charango has five pairs of strings, typically tuned GCEAE. Unlike most other stringed instruments, all ten strings are tuned within one octave.	Story of the Instrument The charango is believed to have originated in the Andes of the 18th century somewhere in present-day Potosí Bolivia, probably from American Indians' contact with Spanish settlers.

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