ive gotten into classical guitar lately, i know classical gas, asturias, romance, smooth(if u consider it classical) and various others, any ideas for more?
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Posted 23 October 2009 - 04:58 AM
im learning classical guitar myself with a teacher. his teacher was a pupil of karl scheit, so were doing many things from karl scheit ...
karl scheits pieces are pretty easy to play so i think theyre good
my favorite is recuerdos de la alhambra by tarrega
karl scheits pieces are pretty easy to play so i think theyre good
my favorite is recuerdos de la alhambra by tarrega
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Posted 13 December 2009 - 12:53 AM
I am looking for fingerstyle tabs from Tomi Paldanius and Soy Martino (Martin Vedej). I have some collections like Hiroshi Masuda (peacejoytown) youtube guitar players, etc.
If you have one of these contact me and let's trade.
If you have one of these contact me and let's trade.
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Posted 16 August 2012 - 05:19 AM
I taught my daughter to play an arrangement of "Fur Elise" on guitar many years ago. It adapts well to guitar and need not be extremely difficult.
Un-plugged is not the same as never-was-plugged-in-to-begin-with.
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Posted 22 October 2012 - 08:02 AM
If you can play Leyenda (Asturias), I would suggest the following PIECES (not songs; songs have vocals!):
J.S. Bach - Sarabande BWV 1002, Bouree BWV 996
G. Sanz - Canarios
F. Tarrega - Capricho Arabe and Recuerdos de la Alhambra
A. Barrios Mangore - Inconclusive Study and La Catedral
A. York - Sunburst
S. Myers - Cavatina
H. Villa-Lobos - Prelude no.1, Etude no.1 and Choros no.1
Some Carulli, Mertz, Giuliani, Sor for classical era classical guitar repertoire. I think Caracassi and one of the four guys I've listed has dedicated studies/exercises/etudes that cover LH/RH.
I'm very sure that there are much more important and relevant studies for your LH/RH, but those pieces I've listed are like all the greatest hits! The pieces are... at around grade 6-8 level.
Don't forget to play 2-3 octaves of Major, melodic minor, natural minor and harmonic minor scales! Also, Pumping Nylon is a good book to read for all classical guitar related subjects.
Enjoy!
J.S. Bach - Sarabande BWV 1002, Bouree BWV 996
G. Sanz - Canarios
F. Tarrega - Capricho Arabe and Recuerdos de la Alhambra
A. Barrios Mangore - Inconclusive Study and La Catedral
A. York - Sunburst
S. Myers - Cavatina
H. Villa-Lobos - Prelude no.1, Etude no.1 and Choros no.1
Some Carulli, Mertz, Giuliani, Sor for classical era classical guitar repertoire. I think Caracassi and one of the four guys I've listed has dedicated studies/exercises/etudes that cover LH/RH.
I'm very sure that there are much more important and relevant studies for your LH/RH, but those pieces I've listed are like all the greatest hits! The pieces are... at around grade 6-8 level.
Don't forget to play 2-3 octaves of Major, melodic minor, natural minor and harmonic minor scales! Also, Pumping Nylon is a good book to read for all classical guitar related subjects.
Enjoy!
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