CLASSICAL GUITAR

GIULIANI, GUITAR QUINTET IN LA MAJOR, OPERA 65. Basi con preascolto. Con notazione tradizionale. 40 minuti. CD

GIULIANI Guitar Quintet in A major, op. 65
Performed by Andrew Keeping, guitar
Accompaniment : The DaVinci Quartet: Catherine Morgan, 1st violin; Joshua Fisher, 2nd violin; Juliette Jopling, viola; Andrew Skrimshire, violoncello
Here is the great quintet by famed Classical-era Italian master Mauro Giuliani. It is in the form of a set of variations and a polonaise, and was published to great acclaim in late 1814. Demanding but worth the effort to learn. Spectacular music!
Includes a high-quality printed solo part and a compact disc containing a complete performance with soloist; then a second version with accompaniment, minus the soloist.

GIULIANI MAURO, ROSSINIANA n.4 Op. 122. SENZA TAB.

GUITAR INTERVIEWS, FROM CLASSICAL GUITAR MAGAZINE.

The guitar does not have as large a repertoire as some other instruments, but the very nature of the instrument gives the guitarist unparalleled opportunities for individual expression. It follows that the individual thoughts of prominent guitarists are likely to consist of somewhat more than a series of reactions to an existing repertoire, and it is on the basis of that belief that this book has come into being. The articles and interviews in this book have all appeared at one time or another in Classical Guitar magazine, and appear here in their original form. This volume features 23 interviews with guitar greats including Nikita Koshkin, Eliot Fisk, Oscar Ghiglia, Sharon Isbin, the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet LAGQ, Andrés Segovia.

The artists interviewed are:

SERGIO & ODAIR ASSAD
MANUEL BARRUECO
JULIAN BREAM
LEO BROUWER
ROLAND DYENS
EVANGELOS & LIZA
ELIOT FISK
OSCAR GHIGLIA
SHARON ISBIN
NIKITA KOSHKIN
LOS ANGELES GUITAR QUARTET(ANDREW YORK, WILLIAM KANENGISER, DEARMAN, SCOTT TENNANT)
VLADMIR MIKULKA
CHRISTOPHER PARKENING
JOAQUIN RODRIGO
ANGEL ROMERO
PEPE ROMERO
DAVID RUSSELL
ANDRÉS SEGOVIA
DAVID STAROBIN
DAVID TANENBAUM
BENJAMIN VERDERY
JOHN WILLIAMS
ZAGREB GUITAR TRIO

Format: Book 116 pages

GREAT THEMES & VARIATIONS FOR CLASSIC GUITAR. R. PHILLIPS. Comprende la famosa Chaconne n.2 1004 di Bach, trascritta la prima volta per chitarra da Segovia. 206 pagine di musica insieme a Narvaez -"guàrdame las vacas", Losenthal -opera 11, Giuliani -sonatine opera 71, primo movimento, Corbetta -caprice de chacone, Robert De Visée -chaconne, Sor -aria varié, Carcassi -au clair de la lune, carnaval de Venezia, Weiss -"Ciacona in LA," Roncalli, passacaglia, Giuliani -folies d'Espagne opera 45, Sor -la follia, Handel -sarabanda variée, Giuliani -da un tema di Handel opus 107, Giuliani -"La sentinelle", Sor -introduzione e variazione sul tema da "Il flauto magico" di Mozart, Carcassi -Des mysteres d'Isis opus 24, Aguado -"variaciones brillante para guitarra", Legnani -introduction opus 224, Gascon -variazione per chitarra, Coste -"le pirate", Regondi -1st air varié opus 21, Bach -Chaconne partita n.2 BWN 1004, ecc. . 2 CD

GUITAR MASTERPIECES OF THE 19TH CENTURY. Jason Waldron. CD

56 of the most important pieces written for Classical Guitar
All pieces are carefully graded with extensive fingering and playing notes.
Includes pieces by by Sor, Giuliani, Carcassi, Aguado and many others
Comes with audio CD

Progressive Guitar Masterpieces of the 19th Century is essential for all beginning guitarists to establish a strong technique and to gain knowledge of the Classical Period.

All pieces are carefully graded and are in logical progression in terms of the major and minor keys common to the guitar. This will help to develop the students' ear and sight-reading capabilities. It is suitable to use as a supplement for all guitar methods, but is specifically designed to be used in conjunction with "Classical Guitar Method" and "Learn to Play Classical Guitar Manual" by Jason Waldron.

For further study, the series of "Popular Classics of the Great Composers" (featuring the music of Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Schubert etc., arranged for the classical guitarist by Jason Waldron) are invaluable.