Showing posts with label Rocio Durcal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rocio Durcal. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Costumbres, as Performed by Rocio Durcal






Hello all,






Welcome to the twenty-ninth entry of the MACT Project. Thank you for the support. Today we are presenting Costumbres, as performed by Rocio Durcal. This song is a requested piece and I hope that you guys enjoy it. Even though Rocio Durcal has not been with us for the last two or three years, I still can't believe that we will never be able to hear her beautiful voice live. I constantly kick myself for not taking advantage of going to see her perform live.

Well, here is the song, enjoy:


Costumbres, as performed by Rocio Durcal:





(Violin 1, Violin 2, Violin 3)



(Trumpet 1, Trumpet 2, Guitarron, Armonia)
(***editor's note: there is a misprint on trumpet 1 page--it says trumpet 2, ignore it and place trumpet 1 on it. Thanks***)


Monday, October 12, 2009

Amor Eterno, as performed by Rocio Durcal


Good Afternoon all,





This is the fifth installment of the MACT project.

The reason for choosing "Amor Eterno" is because it is so popular at parties and other events, for the Mariachero/a. I don't I have ever been at a gig where someone has not asked for "Amor Eterno." So, for everyone that is trying to find the music, or a version of this song, here it is.

Amor Eterno--As Performed by Rocio Durcal:




(Violin 1, Violin 2, Violin 3, Voice)



(Trumpet 1, Trumpet 2, Guitarrion, Vihuela)



For the Downloadable PDF version, please click on the link below:


Thursday, October 8, 2009

"Tarde," as performed by Rocio Durcal. Transcribed by Plucking Mingus


Salutations,





I decided to present Rocio Durcal's rendition of "Tarde" as the first tran
scribed piece of music for this blog. I have always enjoyed this piece, and hope that others enjoy it as well.

I have one caveat: although this is a transcribed version of the song, I slightly modified the violin parts for it, not rhythmically, but in chord structure--I just added more depth.

(If you want the director's copy, send me a message and I will gladly post it on the blog.)


"Tarde," as performed by Rocio Durcal:









(Trumpet 1, Trumpet 2, Guitarron, Vihuela (Armonia))



(Violin 1, Violin 2, Violin 3, Voice)

For the PDF version that is downloadable, click on the link below: