RENAISSANCEGreensleeves AnonymLe Rossignol AnonymCome Again John DowlandLesson For Two Lutes AnonymDi, Perra Mora AnonymBAROCKRomanze Christian Gottlieb ScheidlerLament Niel GowWachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme Johann Sebastian BachLargo Antonio VivaldiAllegro Wilhelm Friedemann BachKLASSIKLe nid et la rose Ferdinando CarulliDas klinget so herrlich Wolfgang Amadeus MozartDer Vogelfänger bin ich ja Wolfgang Amadeus MozartSonate A-Dur Domenico CimarosaLes Folies d?Espagne Matteo BevilacquaROMANTIKGran Vals Francisco TárregaBolero José FerrerVon fremden Ländern und Menschen Robert SchumannModerato cantabile Frédéric ChopinTritsch-Tratsch-Polka Johann StraussEl pañuela de pepa Manuel SaumellMULTIKULTURELLEl Coyuyo Héctor AyalaÁgua e vinho Egberto GismontiLa Sanjuanerita François CastetPaçoca (Choro) Celso MachadoCubana Trad., arr. WilliamsTomo y obligo Carlos GardelThe Lass Of Pattie?s Mill Trad.Jocul cu bâta Béla BartókEscorregando Ernesto NazarethLibertango Astor PiazzollaPOPLed Joplin Claude EngelEn avril Thierry TisserandIncomparable You Maria LinnemannRomance David GaudreauApril Love Earl KlughCrazy Little Thing Called Love Freddie MercuryHappy Pharrell WilliamsHavana Camila CabelloThe Birds And The Bees Attila Zoller / Guitare acoustique / Edition Dux

Par BARTOK BELA. Béla Bartók’s “For Children” is one of the best known pedagogical works for piano teachers of the twentieth century, second only perhaps to the same composer’s “Mikrokosmos”. It was based firmly on the huge number of folk songs he collected, recorded and studied with his colleague Zoltán Kodály. At the time, Bartók was offering something very new to piano teachers and their students. Siegfried Steinkogler became acquainted with “For Children” at the beginning of his guitar studies and, from them, learnt a great deal about melody and harmonisation. He has chosen 38 of the original 79 pieces to offer in arrangements for the guitar. They are presented with helpful fingerings, technical solutions and aids to familiarize the younger students with common notations. For beginners, ten of the pieces are played exclusively in the first position before a gently increasing level of difficulty helps the player broaden their skills. In these arrangements, Bartók’s ingenious teaching pieces will be as invaluable to guitarists as they have been to your pianists for over one hundred years./ Répertoire / 2 Guitares