Archive for the ‘bach classical guitar’ Category
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Bach as a composer never actually wrote for the Classical Guitar therefore there are no Bach Classical Guitar works, however we often hear Bach Classical Guitar pieces and in fact many virtuosos play Bach as part of their repertoire. Bach Classical Guitar pieces are extremely difficult to play, because in fact they were originally written as keyboard pieces for piano, harpsichord or organ.
The fact that the pieces were written for the keyboard means that transcription is difficult, the keyboardist having 10 notes available in each chord played and the guitar a maximum of 6, so it is hard to maintain the the fullness of the keyboard version. This leads to some difficult stretches and technical difficulty in the transcribed pieces. Despite this many Bach Classical Guitar pieces are extremely popular and work very well. All the pieces included within this blog are from some of today’s guitar masters, and I really hope that you will enjoy them as much as I do.
After listening to them I know I felt compelled to go out and buy my own Classical Guitar and to get lessons and try to achieve sufficient mastery to duplicate them for myself. I truly hope that I inspire you and to just know that I may have been responsible for starting some of tomorrows great stars inspires me to further improve this site. I hope you return often, to see the changes, to leave your comments, to buy an instrument or merely enjoy the music, I know I do. So why not bookmark the site, Twitter, Digg, Stumbleupon, My Space or Facebook it to your friends and just plain enjoy the experience. I wish you all well with Guitar playing, or listening, and I hope you enjoy perusing this site as much as I have enjoyed compiling it.
http://www.duecrome.it The Bach/Gounod Ave Maria (over the Prelude No. 1 by Bach) played on a acoustic guitar duo.
A beautiful and sweet song arranged for two guitars.
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I love this piece. He’s definitely one of the best guitar players out there.
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The arrangement for classical guitar is by Jodacil Damaceno. My guitar: Antonio Raya Pardo, Granada 1988.
I got these information today:”The score for this arrangement is still in print. I just ordered and received it yesterday. It’s published by Columbia Music. I bought it from GSP in San Francisco (although I have seen it other places, too). The code for this score is CO 205.”
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Great bass line by Bach and a beautiful melody by Gounod.
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Per-olov Kindgren plays the famous Bourree from lutesuite nr. 1 in e-minor
I am also proud to announce that my arrangements, compositions and transcriptions are now available for purchase/download at http://www.per-olovkindgren.com/ It is still growing so if you don’t find a piece, it will be there soon. Please be patient…
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József Eötvös, guitar
- Aria
- Variation 1
- Variation 2
- Variation 3: Canon on the Unison
- Variation 4
- Variation 5
- Variation 6: Canon on the Second
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Minuet in G major (BWV Anh. 114) from the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach , composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (some say, by Christian Petzold?)
This is probably one of those difficult easy pieces, easy to play at first glance, but tricky at a few particular places.
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Julian Bream – J.S Bach-Violin Sonata fugue BWV 1001
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