15 very easy and small (often in the amount of one musical sentence) pieces. They can be used from the first lessons in the guitar class, having mastered basic skills.
There are no tempos and dynamics in the pieces, there are also no titles, the pupil can give the names by himself, depending on the nature of the performance.
Working on such compositions will be able not only to diversify the learning of the instrument, but also bring in elements of creativity, co-authorship and involvement.

German - English.

NOW IN ONE VOLUME! Since their first publication in 1992 the Microstudies of Abel Carlevaro have become firmly established among the most important sets of didactic studies for the guitar from the 20th century. Composed at the suggestion of Chanterelle, these studies, twenty in all, cover practically every aspect of guitar technique. Although they constitute an essential complement to Carlevaro's theoretical works, the Escuela de Guitarraand the legendary Cuadernos, his four volume series of technical exercises, they can be used on their own. The music is of the consistent high quality and originality we have to come to expect from Carlevaro and, as with many of his works, the essence of Tango and Milonga can be felt throughout the entire collection. These short yet compact miniatures, many of which are barely a minute in duration, are arranged in a progressive order of difficulty following the same time-honoured structure as used by Fernando Sor, Leo Brouwer and others. Until now the Microstudies were available in four separate volumes published between 1992-2000. The present new revised edition in one single volume offers great value for money and will put them within easy reach of guitarists and students everywhere.

Level 1: Notation for the classic on guitar! Easy to play.

This product was created by a member of ArrangeMe, Hal Leonard?s global self-publishing community of independent composers, arrangers, and songwriters. ArrangeMe allows for the publication of unique arrangements of both popular titles and original compositions from a wide variety of voices and backgrounds.

Original work in Bossa style, written during the spring of 2021. Suitable for classical guitarists with a little more experience.

If you go to measure 33 and 34 you'll find an easy chord there with which you can practice the rhythm, which is pretty much the same throughout the piece. Use your middle finger as leading finger from measure 25 through 30. That is keep it on the 3rd string (G3) second fret all the time to simplify changing between the different positions.

Duration: 1:39

Performing Rights Organization: STIM (Sweden)

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