Landscape III is the third piece of a series of short contemporary pieces for guitar written by Argentine-born American composer Pablo Emiliano Fedele.

This is the standard guitar edition with tuning C A D G B E. (Originally written for 10 strings classical guitar F G Bb C D A D G B E, also available).

Written in a modern language, it's time signature is 3/4 in the Key of C Major. Following the path of Landscape I and Landscape II, the piece explores chords and textures, layers of sound and rhythmic complexity with a strong detail in the technical use of both hands.

Although not specifically detailed, some rhythm patterns of this piece are similar to those found in Argentinian folkloric music that influenced the composer.

The piece was written for an intermediate and advanced level. This edition contains a suggested fingering and positions to create the sound the composer believes is the essence of the piece. Students, teachers and artists are welcome to visit Pablo Fedele's website and social media to get in contact and ask all the questions about practice and performance of the piece.

Performance suggestion: This music could be performed with an additional media, like a video animation, a painting, a short film or live presentation, if possible.

Landscape III is the third piece of a series of short contemporary pieces for guitar written by Argentine-born American composer Pablo Emiliano Fedele.

This is the 10 strings classical guitar edition F G Bb C D A D G B E (Standard guitar edition with tuning C A D G B E, also available).

Written in a modern language, it's time signature is 3/4 in the Key of C Major. Following the path of Landscape I and Landscape II, the piece explores chords and textures, layers of sound and rhythmic complexity with a strong detail in the technical use of both hands.

Although not specifically detailed, some rhythm patterns of this piece are similar to those found in Argentinian folkloric music that influenced the composer.

The piece was written for an intermediate and advanced level. This edition contains a suggested fingering and positions to create the sound the composer believes is the essence of the piece. Students, teachers and artists are welcome to visit Pablo Fedele's website and social media to get in contact and ask all the questions about practice and performance of the piece.

Performance suggestion: This music could be performed with an additional media, like a video animation, a painting, a short film or live presentation, if possible.

Did you know you can play classical music on your 3-string cigar box guitar? Now for the first time 45 classical pieces arranged for the 3-string cigar box guitar tuned G-D-G. All the pieces have tablature (tab) and notation with a combination of fingerstyle and pick playing styles. A good selection from master composers Bach to Vivaldi. Listen to the audio tracks online to help learn the music quickly. ? 45 Classical Masterpieces for the 3-String Cigar Box Guitar ? Tablature and Notation ? Audio and Video Tracks Online ? Standard Cigar Box Guitar Tuning: GDG ? Fingerstyle and Pick Arrangements ? Beginner to Advanced Players ? Scales, Fingerboard Note Charts, Right-Hand Exercises ? Master Composers: Aguado, Albinoni, Bach, Beethoven, Bizet, Boccherini, Brahms, Carcassi, Carulli, de Visse, Debussy, Dowland, Frank, Giuliani, Gounod, Grieg, Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Pachelbel, Petzold, Puccini, Purcell, Saint Saens, Sanz, Satie, Strauss, Sor, Tchaikovsky, and Vivaldi.

This is a flamenco guitar arrangement of Malague�a, a pianopiece written by Cuban pianist/composer Ernesto Lecuona. It was originallyadapted for solo Spanish/Flamenco guitar by Carlos Montoya in 1961 and is widely believed to have been originallywritten for the guitar. The fact that Lecuona wrote the piece in thestyle of Spain is likely what makes the Spanish guitar arrangement feel like itbelongs to the instrument. Anotherreason for its association with Spanish guitar is the fact that the main melodyfrom the piece was not Lecuona?s invention but was taken from the ?Malague�a? flamencoform, originating out of M�laga, Spain, in the 19th century. ?Malague�a,? andthe melodic lines associated with it, is one of the traditional styles of Flamenco/Andalusianmusic. This rendition is ?in the style of Sabicas,? a Spanish Gypsy guitaristwho is considered by many to be one of the finest flamenco solo guitarists of his time. Lecuona?sMalague�a is typically found as a solo piano piece in the key of C# Phrygian,whereas on the guitar, (as is the case with this arrangement) it isnormally arranged in E Phrygian.

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The second volume of this anthology series contains 25 original works by composers of the 17th and 18th centuries, transcribed for guitar by co-author Stuart Willis. Including pieces by Corbetta, Falkenhagen, Gallot and Weiss, amongst others, it offers a wide stylistic range of works, many of which are rarely available. The collection is suitable for students of c.4-5 years of playing experience, or those of grades 3-4 level (UK and Commonwealth). The book also includes composer biographies and teaching notes on each of the pieces.

Also available:

Baroque Guitar Anthology:
Vol 1 - ED 13357
Vol 3 - ED 13446
Vol 4 - ED 13489
Romantic Guitar Anthology:
Vol 1 - ED 13110
Vol 2 - ED 13111
Vol 3 - ED 13112
Vol 4 - ED 13113



BAROQUE GUITAR ANTHOLOGIES - press reviews

This is a significant contribution to Baroque literature... teacher and student are the lucky beneficiaries of this great collection. Jens, Stuart and Schott are all to be congratulated. - COLIN TOMMIS, EUROPEAN GUITAR TEACHERS ASSOCIATION