FERNANDO SOR: Classic guitar duos - intermediate level (2 CD set)

Par . Le nouveau programme de guitare classique RSL vise à prendre en compte les goûts de plus en plus variés des jeunes en intégrant le travail de compositeurs confirmés et émergents, et en se positionnant à l\'avant-garde d\'un vaste et riche patrimoine musical allant de la période baroque à l\'époque contemporaine. Le répertoire se fonde sur quatre principes clés : des compositeurs issus d\'ethnies diverses, la représentation équitable des genres, la reconnaissance de l\'histoire et de la tradition de la pédagogie de la guitare, et la possibilité pour les élèves de se sentir à l\'aise dans l\'étude de la musique dans un environnement populaire et classique. Les recueils RSL Classical Guitar contiennent tout ce dont un élève a besoin pour se préparer à un examen : dix morceaux de répertoire variés de différents compositeurs, des exercices techniques et des exemples de tests de base, notamment la lecture à vue (ou des tests facultatifs d\'improvisation et d\'interprétation), des tests d\'écoute et des questions générales sur la musicalité. / Date parution : 2022-09-14/ Recueil / Guitare

An exceptional collection which brings together twenty-eight beloved and favourite works from the classical repertiore all in faithful and complete arrangements for solo guitar. With pieces by the likes of renowned composers Mauro Giuliani Fernando Sor and Chopin; these are all well known and popular melodies that remain fresh and expressive today. Presented in guitar tablature format this is a must have for classical guitarists who want to extend their repertoire with popular recognisable but beautiful pieces.

Par DADI MARCEL. Arrangements par Marcel Dadi 1er Prélude en Do Majeur pour clavecin (J.S.Bach) - Augustura (Vals Venezolano) (Antonio Lauro) - Bourrée (J.S.Bach) - Bourrée (J.S.Bach) - Bourrée (Robert De Visee) - Carora (Antonio Lauro) - Chôro de Saudade (Augustin Barrios) - Danza Paraguaya (Au Barrios) - El Marabino (Vals Venezolano) (Antonio Lauro) - El testamento de Amelia (Miguel Llobet) - Estudio Brillante (Francisco Tarrega) - Etude No 17 en Mi (Fernando Sor) - Etude No 22 (Napoleón Coste) - Etude No 5 en Si Mineur (Fernando Sor) - Jterdite (Romance enrichie arr.Dadi) (Narciso Yepes) - Jeux interdite (Romance) (Narciso Yepes) - Jeux interdits (Romance Picking arr.Dadi) (Narciso Yepes) - Jeux interdits (Romance Swing arr.Dadi) (Narciso Yepes) - Prélude en Ré Majeur (J.S.Bach) - P en Ré mineur (J.S.Bach) - Recuerdos de la Alhambra (Francisco Tarrega) - Sarabande et Variations (Georg Friedrich Händel) - Scherzino Medicano (Manuel Ponce) - Sons de carrilhôes (chôro) (Joâo Pernanbuco) - Vals Venezolano #1 (Antonio Lauro) - Val/ Tablatures / Guitare Tablatures

Intermediate-level guitarists will enjoy playing through this varied collection of pieces all in one volume. A wide gamut of composers from the Renaissance to the nineteenth century is included along with a few anonymous contributions. Continuing with the techniques and carefully thought-out fingerings and notation employed in Dr. Afshar???s previous publication (Beginning Pieces for Classical Guitar) selections like ???Carcassi Study #3??? and ???Sor Studies Nos. 5 and 6??? require the execution of rest stroke technique on their melodies in order to distinguish them clearly from the concurrent free-stroke accompaniment. In the same spirit ???Study No. 5??? by Fernando Sor has beenwritten out in a way that clearly shows the melody as it appears on beats one and three. The nine-movement suites by Gaspar Sanz and Robert de Vis?e introduce the student guitarist to Baroque dances and ornamentation

A selection of 26 pieces by the Spanish guitarist Fernando Sor, considered the most important composer of guitar music in the early nineteenth-century. In this publication, Max Eschig continues the discovery of the considerable Romantic repertoire for the guitar, edited by Frédéric Zigante. This repertoire continues to be an essential part of a guitarist's studies and is still widely performed in the guitar recitals. Includes Grand Solo, opus 14, one of his most popular works. / Guitare

30 Estudios De Guitarra by Fernando Sor. Selected and arranged by Regino Sainz De La Maza.

'No other composer influenced Fernando Sor more than Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Sor's Introduction and Variations op. 9 are based on the aria Das klinget so herrlich from the opera The Magic Flute.The Mozart Variations are undoubtedly amongst the highlights of the nineteenth century guitar repertoire.'Johannes Monno

Cette anthologie offre une riche sélection de titres appartenant au répertoire incontournable pour la formation du guitariste. Le choix des pièces couvre cinq siècles d?histoire de l?instrument (de la Renaissance au XXe siècle), offrant de multiples parcours d?étude. Les pièces, qui ont été choisies également pour leur attrait et sont très captivantes, ne présentent pas de difficulté particulière, se situant à un niveau facile-moyen. La présence de la tablature favorise l?étude des guitaristes autodidactes.
1. Balletto [anonimo XVI sec.]
2. Gagliarda [anonimo XVI sec.]
3. Italiana [anonimo XVI sec.]
4. Se io m?accorgo ben mio d?un altro amante [anonimo XVI sec.]
5. The Parlement [anonimo XVI sec.]
6. Vaghe bellezze et bionde treccie d?oro (...) [anonimo XVI sec.]
7. Volt [anonimo XVI sec.]
8. Wilson?s Wilde [anonimo XVI sec.]
9. Fantasia Prima [Melchiorre De Barberis]
10. Pavana n. 1 (da El maestro) [Luis Milán]
11. Pavana n. 6 (da El maestro) [Luis Milán]
12. Troisième Branle de Bourgogne [Adrian le Roy]
13. Greensleeves [Francis Cutting]
14. Españoleta [Gaspar Sanz]
15. Pavana [Gaspar Sanz]
16. Preludio dalla Suite per violoncello BWV 1007 [Johann Sebastian Bach]
17. Sarabande [François Campion]
18. Gigue [François Campion]
19. Studio n. 13 dai 20 studi, op. 35 (Studio II di Segovia) [Fernando Sor]
20. Studio n. 2 dai 20 studi, op. 6 (Studio III di Segovia) [Fernando Sor]
21. Studio n. 1 dai 20 studi, op. 6 (Studio IV di Segovia) [Fernando Sor]
22. Studio n. 22 dai 20 studi, op. 35 (Studio V di Segovia) [Fernando Sor]
23. Studio n. 17 dai 20 studi, op. 35 (Studio VI di Segovia) [Fernando Sor]
24. Ghiribizzo n. 17 dai Ghiribizzi M.S. 43 (Le streghe) [Niccolò Paganini]
25. Ghiribizzo n. 20 dai Ghiribizzi M.S. 43 (Là ci darem la mano) [Niccolò Paganini]
26. Lezione n. 10 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
27. Lezione n. 11 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
28. Lezione n. 12 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
29. Lezione n. 13 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
30. Lezione n. 14 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
31. Lezione n. 15 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
32. Lezione n. 17 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
33. Lezione n. 22 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
34. Lezione n. 23 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
35. Lezione n. 24 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
36. Lezione n. 25 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
37. Lezione n. 26 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
38. Lezione n. 28 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
39. Lezione n. 29 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
40. Lezione n. 30 dal Nuevo método para guitarra (II parte) [Dionisio Aguado]
41. Studio n. 3 dai 25 studi melodici e progressivi, op. 60 [Matteo Carcassi]
42. Studio n. 7 dai 25 studi melodici e progressivi, op. 60 [Matteo Carcassi]
43. Adelita [Francisco Tárrega]
44. Malagueña ? Fácil [Francisco Tárrega]
45. El noi de la mare [Miguel Llobet]
46. Preludio n. 1 dai 24 preludios para guitarra, op. 20 [Manuel María Ponce]
47. Preludio n. 2 dai 24 preludios para guitarra, op. 20 [Manuel María Ponce]
48. Prélude n. 3 (dai Cinq préludes) [Heitor Villa-Lobos]
50. Estudio sencillo n. 6 [Leo Brouwer]
51. Estudio sencillo n. 11 [Leo Brouwer]
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2-CD Set-Performed by Christian Reichert primo guitar; Beata Bedkowska-Huang secondo guitar Accompaniment: Christian Reichert primo guitar; Beata Bedkowska-Huang secondo guitar These three long-form duets by Spanish classical guitar master Fernando Sor feature beautifully crafted melodies artfully orchestrated between the two guitars and a technical approachability for all intemediate-level guitarists. The three works presented here all come from the late 1820s and 1830s. The Divertissement is in three-movement form whereas both L'Encouragement and Souvenir de Russie take the form of an introduction followed by a theme with variations capped off with a dance-like finale. ThisMusic Minus One edition presents a sparkling performance of these duets from virtuosi Christian Reichert and Beata Bedkowska-Huang. Listen to their technique either from the combined recording or from one of the solo parts presented separately; then you join either Mr. Reichert or Ms. Bedkowska-Huang to make your own beautiful music! Featuring music for players of nearly all levels every guitarist will revel in a celebration of the classical guitar at its zenith. Includes an expansive newly engraved authoritative performance edition of the music score featuring both guitar parts with performance suggestions from Christian Reichert and edited by both Mr. Reichert and Ms. Bedkowska-Huang and printed on high-quality ivory paper; plus a CD containing the complete performance of the pieces in digital stereo; a second compact disc containing accompaniments to each piece first minus the primo guitar part then presented again minus the secondo part.

This collection includes 58 pieces of music by the Spanish Guitar master Fernando Sor as well as audio of the entire book, recorded by Ben Bolt. Ben Bolt believes these pieces are the "best of the best" for developing technique, musicianship, and exposing the guitarist to the ingenious musical world of Fernando Sor. Regardless of your current level of expertise, this music will be a joy to learn and listen to. Pieces include: Napoleon's Theme, E Minor at Midnight, Rhapsody in D, March of the Wooden Soldier and Easter Hymn. Ben Bolt's digital recordings of his arrangements are superb. His warm tone and singing vibrato bring Sor's music to life. All interpretations are classically correct. He plays on his Fleta and Sons concert Guitar made in Barcelona, Spain (1976).

The guitar studies of Fernando Sor (1778-1839) have long been valued highly among the indispensable elements of a guitarist's training. A number of prominent virtuosi attribute a large portion of their development to the diligentstudy of these works. Sor's studies address an impressive array of technical and musical topics including proper left-hand fingering training of the right hand interval and chord formations scales arpeggios repeated notes ligados barring natural harmonics control of note duration balance of melody versus accompaniment and the handling of contrapuntal voices. A careful study of these pieces will lay the groundwork for a solid technique andallow the guitarist to build the control necessary for the expression of his or her musical concepts. In preparing this edition David Grimes worked with Sor's original publications but incorporated some alterations that appear inthose studies that Napoleon Coste chose to include in his Methode complete pour la Guitarre par Ferdinand Sor. Furthermore Mr. Grimes has corrected misprints modernized the notation and rectified some inconsistencies. Finally some developments in technique since Sor's day have been incorporated in this edition.