Le Vent - Armand Coeck

Django - Armand Coeck

Triptyque Stella Matutina by Armand Coeck
Stella Matutina
Maris Stella
Rosa Mystica
Guitars: Gino Herman and Arnoud Declerck

The Triptyque (1967) for guitar-duo, with subtitles referring to the litany of Our Lady, clearly illustrates the influence of the Gregorian chant - the plain melody, scarcely bearing any accompaniment. The composition evokes the quietening atmosphere of a gothic retable

Triptyque Stella Matutina

Capriccio by Armand Coeck
Guitar: Gino Herman

Capriccio (1993) dedicated to Gino Herman, highlights all kinds of guitar techniques in an improvising style. The use of open strings and rasguedo techniques as well as the imitation of a typical right thumb technique from the flamenco (alzapua) are remarkable indeed. This is one of the few works of Armand Coeck that ends in an imposing crescendo.

Capriccio - Gino Herman

Hymn to Egypt

Valse

Adagio Lamentoso

Constellations

Légende

Luna Guarani

Arrangement of Danza India
Composer: Armand Coeck
Guitar: H. Vercaemer
Voice: I. Kamikiwe
Umuduri: A. Nyandwi
Choir: C. Mabonde, L. Ibutavyose, D. C. Munezero
Drum: J. F. Sindayihebura, T.P. Hatungimana
Afro Music Studio, Burundi

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