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For guitar solo:
The beautiful and spiritual "Estudio Brillante", which many believe was written by Francisco Tarrega, is actually a much longer etude for violin, written by Delphin Alard. The piece as a whole is at least as beautiful as Tarrega's excerpt and definitely an exciting challenge for all guitarists.
For guitar duo:
Scarlatti's sonatas are some of the most beautiful and exciting gems in music history. One is amazed and seduced by these inventive and characteristic pieces, here arranged for two guitars in original keys and pitches. This means that guitar 1 needs to have 20 frets and that guitar two must tune the sixth string down to C. The sounding result is crystal clear.
For guitar trio:
These Sinfonias also usually call 3-part inventions and have the same number and keys as the 2-part. They are also small gold nuggets of imagination and densification.
Here are all the Sinfonias, arranged for three guitars, all of which play in sounding octave and key. This means that guitar 1 should have 20 bands and guitar 3 may make some adjustments of string 6, all the way down to H.
A pleasing news!
The ABBA transcriptions are here again!
Now, the book with my ABBA transcriptions has been released again having been out of print for some time.
Take care to order!
The "Classical ABBA" CD has been sold out for a long time and is not available on streaming media.
But here you can at least have a taste of the transcripts:
But here you can at least have a taste of the transcripts:
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For guitar duo:
Johann Sebastian Bach's concise counterpoint is always a source of wonder and joy of playing. Here are all two-part inventions, arranged for two guitars, both of which play in sounding octave and key. This means that guitar 1 should have 20 frets and guitar 2 may make some adjustments of string 6, all the way down to B.