The first acoustic guitar can find its origins back in the
Middle Ages.
Two types of guitars had been popularized and they were called Guitarra
Latina and Guitarra Morisca. Today, the acoustic guitar comes in many
shapes
and sizes, and the mass production of the instrument has allowed it to
be purchased by anyone who wishes to buy one, contributing to its ever
growing popularity. A set of 17 icons.
Yesterday...Yellow Submarine...Eleanor Rigby...Hey Jude...Let
It Be...All
You need Is Love...Something...Come Together...Ticket To
Ride...Help!...A
Hard Day's Night...Penny Lane...Day Tripper...Hello, Goodbye...I Feel
Fine...She
Loves You... A set of 34 icons.
Fans around the world know and love Ray Charles as the genius
of soul
who forged an exuberant sound from a unique blend of jazz, blues,
RB
and pop music. Tell me what I say.... A set of 7 icons.
The era of the great classical composers may be at an end, but
their
music will live on as long as there are those who listen to the
ethereal
beauty of their masterful compositions. A completely unique collection
of icons of Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Debussy, Dvorak, Haydn,
Liszt,
Mozart, Offenbach, Rachmaninoff, Ravel, Rossini, Schubert, Schumann,
Strauss,
Tchaikovsky, Verdi, Villa-Lobos, Vivaldi and Wagner. A set of 190 icons.
Award-winning singer and composer known for his velvety voice
and romantic
ballads, Nat King Cole was the first African American to host a network
television series which ran from 1956 to 1957. He is truly
unforgettable.
A set of 8 icons.
Celia Cruz, the Queen of salsa, was one of the most successful
Cuban
performers of the 20th century, with twenty-two gold albums to her
name.
Celia is indisputably the best known and most influential female figure
in the history of Afro-Cuban music. AZUCAR! A set of 22 icons.
Hey shout, summertime blues, jump up and down in my blue suede
shoes,
rock and roll, rock on. Still looking for that blue jean baby queen,
prettiest
girl I've ever seen, see her shake on the movie screen, Jimmy Dean,
rock
and roll, rock on. A set of 16 icons.
Ella Jane Fitzgerald, also known as the First Lady of Jazz,
was one
of the most influential jazz singers of the 20th Century and the winner
of thirteen Grammy Awards. Gifted with a three octave vocal range, she
was noted for her purity of tone and near faultless phrasing and
intonation.
She was one of the greatest. A set of 18 icons.
World culture was forever altered when Elvis left his mark on
popular
music in the 50s and 60s. He is such an iconic figure, that he is
rightly
called “The King”. He was one of the most popular musicians ever, with
38 top ten hits to his name. A set of five 3D icons.
George Gershwin's name conjures up memories of the Jazz Age,
the Roaring
Twenties, flappers and musicals which tumbled from his creative,
fertile
imagination. George Gershwin died just short of his 39th birthday,
silencing
prematurely one of America's freshest, most creative musical talents. A
set of 19 icons.
