classical guitar repertoire by difficulty

#CLASSICAL GUITAR REPERTOIRE BY DIFFICULTY FREE#

SLPR: Six Lute Pieces of the Renaissance, Oscar Chilesotti, ed.

RCMX: Royal Conservatory of Music, Volume X WFS:World's Favorite Solos for Classic Guitar (Vol. RG:The Renaissance Guitar by Frederick Noad, Ariel Publications Most of the pieces in them can be acquired in other sources, or are published individually.īG:The Baroque Guitar by Frederick Noad, Ariel Publications They have been given abbreviations and listed in this separate section only to save us the trouble of repeatedly typing out the information, and to save space. It is not our intention to claim that they are 'deﬁnitive editions ' rather, they are mentioned because so many of you already have them. Most of the publishing information for our list is included within the list itself, but some anthologies are listed below. We would like to give special thanks to Seth Himmelhoch and Vic Brod for their numerous recommendations to the list (Jan 6, 1998) It is our hope that with these suggestions, the page can continue to develop as a useful resource. We would like to thank all of you who have made suggestions and comments. This will assist us in updating the repertoire list from time to time. Please let us know which pieces you have enjoyed playing and which you have not. We welcome your comments and suggestions. We have chosen the pieces that we have enjoyed the most over our years of playing and/or teaching that we feel lie within the grasp of an intermediate classical guitar player. It is impossible to avoid the subjective nature of this page.

#CLASSICAL GUITAR REPERTOIRE BY DIFFICULTY FREE#

Jamie Williams Grossman and Richard Tadaki have designed this Intermediate Classical Guitar Repertoire page for those with basic classical guitar skills who are eager to ﬁnd fun, enjoyable music that is within their intermediate technical range.īasic classical guitar technique such as rest stroke, free stroke, bar chords, arpeggios, multiple voices, and chords, and knowledge of the fingerboard or the ability to 'figure it out' are assumed. Please let me know in the comments below if you find any errors. Two pieces have been removed as I haven't been able to find current publications: King Dagobert (Anonymous) and Homage to Luis Bonfa (Feggelen) With the permission of one of the authors, I updated it where possible, improved it (columns are sortable), and republished it. Study No.8 Op.60 by Fernando Sor - Grade 2 Repertoire for Classical Guitar. Study No.9 Op.60 by Fernando Sor - Grade 2 Repertoire for Classical Guitar. Etude No.1 by Mauro Giuliani - Grade 2 Repertoire for Classical Guitar. My first thought was to check the Wayback Machine, and I was in luck the page was available. No.13 Allegro Op.50 by Mauro Giuliani - Grade 2 Repertoire for Classical Guitar. In June of 2021, I did a teaching training with Andrea Cannon, who still has the original website and address on her training materials.

Unfortunately, the original authors didn't have a backup, and the list was presumed lost. Classical Guitar teachers shared this list with each other from the mid-1990s to around 2004, when the webpage went offline.

Classical guitar repertoire by difficulty