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Spanish Pavan Gt C5

Espana

Some of the nicest Spanish duets for guitar ever. Enjoy the Latino spirit!

Espana

Some of the nicest Spanish pieces for guitar ever. Enjoy the Latino spirit!

3 Morceaux Esp.(Pujol 1204) Guitare

Three Spanish Dances for Guitar by Emilio Pujol - Tonadilla, Tango and Guajira. Pujol No.1204.

Siete Canciones populares espanolas

This voice/guitar transcription of this set (originally for voice and piano) had been out of print for decades. A new introduction addresses this 1914 set. Spanish text only.

Études simples - Estudios sencillos (Série 3) : Nos. 11-15 - Pour Guitare-Para Guitarra-For Guitar-Für Gitarre -Per Chitarra

- A new edition of the 4 series of Estudios sencillos (Études simples) originally published by Éditions Max Eschig (Série 1: ME 7997 Série 2: ME 7998 Série 3: ME 8494 Série 4: ME 8495) - Music text revised by Frédéric Zigante: new engravings: practical, easy-to-follow editorial lay-out: no critical notes included. - The 4 series are taken from the complete edition (Estudios sencillos 1-20) recently revised by Frédéric Zigante, issued with two references: DF 01626800 (with critical notes and performing instructions in French, Spanish and English) and DF 01626900 (with critical notes and performing instructions in Spanish, German and Italian)

Études simples - Estudios sencillos (Série 4) : Nos. 16-20 - Pour Guitare-Para Guitarra-For Guitar-Für Gitarre -Per Chitarra

- A new edition of the 4 series of Estudios sencillos (Études simples) originally published by Éditions Max Eschig (Série 1: ME 7997 Série 2: ME 7998 Série 3: ME 8494 Série 4: ME 8495) - Music text revised by Frédéric Zigante: new engravings: practical, easy-to-follow editorial lay-out: no critical notes included. - The 4 series are taken from the complete edition (Estudios sencillos 1-20) recently revised by Frédéric Zigante, issued with two references: DF 01626800 (with critical notes and performing instructions in French, Spanish and English) and DF 01626900 (with critical notes and performing instructions in Spanish, German and Italian)

Leo Brouwer: Études Simples - Estudios Sencillos (Série 1)

A new edition of the 4 series of Estudios sencillos (Études simples) originally published by Éditions Max Eschig (Série 1: ME 7997 | Série 2: ME 7998 | Série 3: ME 8494 | Série 4: ME 8495) - Music text revised by Frédéric Zigante: new engravings: practical, easy-to-follow editorial lay-out: no critical notes included. - The 4 series are taken from the complete edition (Estudios sencillos 1-20) recently revised by Frédéric Zigante, issued with two references: DF 16268 (with critical notes and performing instructions in French, Spanish and English) and DF 16269 (with critical notes and performing instructions in Spanish, German and Italian) - The spin-off edition of series 4 will be soon available. - The Estudios are worldwide protected repertoire.

Leo Brouwer: Études Simples - Estudios Sencillos (Série 2)

A new edition of the 4 series of Estudios sencillos (Études simples) originally published by Éditions Max Eschig (Série 1: ME 7997 | Série 2: ME 7998 | Série 3: ME 8494 | Série 4: ME 8495) - Music text revised by Frédéric Zigante: new engravings: practical, easy-to-follow editorial lay-out: no critical notes included. - The 4 series are taken from the complete edition (Estudios sencillos 1-20) recently revised by Frédéric Zigante, issued with two references: DF 16268 (with critical notes and performing instructions in French, Spanish and English) and DF 16269 (with critical notes and performing instructions in Spanish, German and Italian) - The spin-off edition of series 4 will be soon available. - The Estudios are worldwide protected repertoire.

The Best of Fernando Sor : 26 Pieces for Guitar

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 Romanticrepertoire 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 popularworks.

Sonatina canonica (per due chitarre) : Ed. F. Zigante

The Sonatina canonica for two guitars, opus 196, by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895–1968) was composed in 1961 for the legendary guitar duo formed by Ida Presti (1924–1967) and Alexandre Lagoya (1929–1999). It was the first episode of a collaboration which led to a rich series of fine works. Conceived as a canon, the three movements in the Sonatina are a veiled homage to Domenico Scarlatti and his harpsichord music in the Spanish idiom. We have adopted Castelnuovo-Tedesco’s original score, carefully reproducing all the many annotations and indications found in the manuscripts.