As Far As You Can See - Guitar edition

Three pieces for guitar originally scored for double lute for beginning guitarists.

Father Antonio Soler was born in Spain in 1729. Priest and composer he was also a brilliant exponent of the Harpsichord and composed more than two hundred sonatas for that instrument as well as concertos for the Organ ninemasses and sixty psalm settings part of a total output of around five hundred works.  These Three Sonatas are composed for Guitar duet. Appointed Master of the Chapel to the royalmonastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial he died there in 1783.

New and Well-Known Pieces - Erste Stücke. Par COLES PAUL. Vol. 1 of Paul Coles’ “Classical Guitar Album“ contains 43 original, preparatory pieces including some well-known melodies for the developing player. Our author used accessible keys for all pieces and many classical guitar techniques so that practicing – whether in class or at home – is easy and makes fun. He also introduces playing techniques from different styles such as Flamenco. All three volumes include helpful playing instructions, fingering suggestions for both hands as well as a glossary of technical terms. / Recueil / Guitare

Tárrega's works are often very virtuosic guitar-based compositions and therefore often heard in the concert hall. His musical memory of the Moorish palace in Granada is arguably one of the most beautiful tremolo guitar etudes of romantic literature and is essential in the repertoire of any aspiring guitarist.

20 Easy Pieces from 3 Centuries Instrument : 2 guitars Nombre de Pages : 72 The duos compiled in this edition will give guitarists the opportunity to pay attention to the dialogue, i.e. to practice ensemble playing with a keen ear. Duet playing is one of the most valuable and most important parts of the education, training and development of a musician. This collection contains a number of less known classical and Romantic pieces which are worth discovering. On the other hand, it also contains 'evergreens' such as Por una Cabeza by the king of tango, Carlos Gardel - which can be heard in no less than 15 films, including Schindler's List (Itzhak Perlman played the violin) and Scent of a Woman (Al Pacino danced) - as well as one of Scott Joplin's unforgettable ragtimes: The Strenuous Life. The dialogue style of the compositions suggests that parts should be exchanged ad libitum within individual works in the case of repetition. Content : E. Bayer: Ländler, op 37/1 und 2 from Sechs Ländler - F. Brand: Valse, op. No. 2 from XII Valses - F. Carulli: Allegretto, op. 69/3 from Choix de 24 Ariettes connues - Andantino, op. 69/2 from Choix de 24 Ariettes connues - Duo, op. 90/1 from Trois Petits Duos Nocturnes - Duo, op. 128/1 from Trois Petits Duos Nocturnes - Largo, op. 69/1 from Choix de 24 Ariettes connues - Rondo from Trois Petits Duos Nocturnes, op. 90/3 - E. Donato: A Media Luz - Tango Milonga - D. Fortea: Sonata - C. Gardel: Por una Cabeza - Tango Canción - C.W. Glover: The Rose of Tralee - Irish folk song - C. Gomes: Quem Sabe - A. Hume: Flow gently, sweet Afton - Scottish folk song - S. Joplin: The Strenuous Life - A Ragtime two step - E. Nazareth: Atrevedinha - Polka - W. Neuland: Galopade - Divertissement, op. 6/6 from Six Divertissements - P. Pettoletti: Andante from Mes Souvenirs - Divertissements, op. 6 - Pastorale from Mes Souvenirs - Divertissements, op. 6

'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

Six Variations for guitar on Giuliani Mauro Giuliani's Folies d'Espagne op. 45 edited by Karl Scheit.

These three pieces are devoted to the Spanish guitarist Andrés Segovia and are heavily influenced by the 'romantic' guitar style. Interpretation Note: With a lot of expression!

John Dowland: Lachrimae Pavan and Fantasie transcribed for Guitar by Karl Scheit.Lachrimae PavanFantasie from Robert Dowland's 'Varietie of Lute-Lessons' London 1610.