[AcousticSmash]

Yes I know classical gas. its pretty easy. does anyone know any good classical or spanish tunes that I can find the tabs for and where

[goldrush]

There's a lot of good classical tabs available. Try GTU or just check out sheet music sellers on the web or your local store. Better yet, just search on Google and see what comes up. I've got a really good intermediate-level book of Bach music for guitar. They're out there.

[luckystrike]

if gtu doesnt have what you need try this site out its got literally hundreds of classic guitar tab and some of them have a midi to go with it but mind you the midi always seems a little confusing

Classic guitar site

[wannalearn01]

Thats the best link to classicals that I have seen. It be nice to have a link pinned to this...

T^roy

[guitarfan19]

Try Dee by Randy Rhoads........a great tune (one of my favs) not too hard....i belive randy dedicated this song to his mother

[luckystrike]

try playing moonlight sonata or fur elise they are always good to play if you want a spanish song play Julio sagreras his song maria luisa, its on this site hard to ply though. Also try juan Martin stuff thats pretty tough too but good.

[AxSlinger]

If you're looking for classical music tabs, for like Bach, Beethoven, chopin etc. Check out this site.

http://alt.venus.co....tab/welcome.htm

It's THE best out there for classical tabs. I suggest you learn to play Moonlight sonata all the way through. In my opinion it's a very impressive song to learn well. It gets pretty tough at times, so don't expect to perfect it with in a day.

Good Luck! Classical guitar rules!

[JPRPJBJPJ]

we have 1 good one here Romance a great song to play

[igorski]

Yes classical guitar rules, I enjoy playing this piece 'Adelita' by Francisco Tarrega (it isn't on GTU... yet... I'll post it in a moment), this thing just moves me:

CODE

Theme 1 (minor):
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E |-12-p11----7-----------|-10-p8---------------|-8-p7---------------|
B |----------------8------|----------7----------|---------------8----|
G |----------------9------|---------------9-----|---------8-----8----|
D |-----------------------|---------------10----|---------------7----|
A |-----------------------|-0-------------------|--------------------|
E |-0---------------------|---------------------|-7------------------|

E |-----------------0-------7--|-12-p11----7----------|-10-p8---------------|
B |-7h8p7-------0-------8------|----------------8-----|----------7----------|
G |---------9------------------|----------------9-----|---------------9-----|
D |----------------------------|----------------------|---------------10----|
A |----------------------------|----------------------|-0-------------------|
E |-----0----------------------|-0--------------------|---------------------|

E |-8--p7------------------|----------------------|
B |-----------------8------|-5--------------------|
G |----------8------8------|-4--------------------|
D |-----------------7------|-5--------------------|
A |------------------------|----------------------|
E |-7----------------------|--------0-------------|

Theme 2 (major):
----------------

E |-4---------7---------------|-4---------7---------------|
B |-------5---------5----7----|-------5---------5----7----|
G |-------4---------6---------|-------4---------6---------|
D |-------6-------------------|-------6-------------------|
A |-----------------0---------|-----------------0---------|
E |-0-------------------------|-0-------------------------|

E |-4----7----12----11--11h12p11---9---|-9h11p9----7----------------------|
B |------------------------------------|----------------10----7-----------|
G |-4-------------------------9--------|------8--------------------8------|
D |------------------------------------|------7-------------------------9-|
A |---------------------------9--------|----------------------------------|
E |-0----------------------------------|------7---------------------------|

E |-------0-------0--------|--------------------------------------|
B |-------0-------2--------|--------------------------------------|
G |------------------------|-1----4--/--13----8--9h11p9-----------|
D |-6--------9----2----4---|--------------------------8-------8---|
A |---------------0--------|--------------------------------------|
E |-0----------------------|-0------------------------8-----------|

E |---------------------------|-0----------------------|
B |---------------------4-----|-0----------------------|
G |----------6---4------2-----|-1----------------------|
D |-9--------7---6------4-----|-2----------------------|
A |---------------------2-----|------------------------|
E |-7-------------------------|--------0---------------|

Play theme 1 twice, then theme 2 and to round it off theme 1 once more.
Of course if you like it as much as I do, repeat ad infinitum.

I reckon it's a chick magnet too

[cichlid_dmb]

http://dirk.meineke.free.fr/

This is a good classical guitar site, with pdf's and midi's for every piece, and also a description for every one. I'd recommend the Fernando Sor studies under the classical section.

[AxSlinger]

Thats the best link to classicals that I have seen. It be nice to have a link pinned to this...

T^roy

save it as a favourite pal. thats what i did. axslinger, the link you posted is the same one. great link though.

yeah, i just saw that.....

[sunday_girl]

Hi everyone,
I am learning to sight read at the moment and looking for lots of different pieces of music to play.
some of the stuff seems to be predominatley piano pieces which i am having trouble playing .
is it possible to transpose piano pieces over to guitar and how do you go around doing that.
i find quite a few on kazza so goodluck with your classical studies and its nice to see that its still cool to play.

Rachel

[goldrush]

Hi everyone,
I am learning to sight read at the moment and looking for lots of different pieces of music to play.
some of the stuff seems to be predominatley piano pieces which i am having trouble playing .
is it possible to transpose piano pieces over to guitar and how do you go around doing that.

It's possible to transpose just about any piece of music to guitar, especially piano pieces. That doesn't mean it will be easy. Among the potential problems is the fingerings on guitar. Since piano is set up as straight-forward stacked intervals it presents a challenge to arrange some piano music for the overlapping intervals on a guitar. It often takes trial and error. To confuse matters more often an alternative tuning will work best on guitar for certain arrangements.

Luckily there is an abundance of classical music already available for guitar. If you can't find a piece and want the challenge of transposing it yourself, it will likely take a lot of time and patience (two things I'm short on). Good luck!

[sphincetti]

Paganini's Sonata in C is a good one to learn- it's @ mysongbook.com and the venus site.