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It’s important to dive deeper into musicality after you have accomplished the basic physical movements. I encourage students to stick with pieces for awhile to see how they ‘settle’ into the piece in terms of relaxation. Aim for an even rhythm, nice tone, arched phrases, and a prominent melody. As a basic check you might put a metronome on and be able to play through it as that is a common issue. When should I move onto the next piece? Aim for a confident playing of the piece. So, I highly recommend you memorize your pieces but don’t be too hard on yourself, just do a little bit of memory work everyday and see how it goes. Also, our brains seem to get used to it as a habit and memorizes more efficiently if we do it regularly. Should I memorize the pieces and should I keep them in my repertoire? Although I’m not strict about memorization with my students, I do believe that we play better when the piece is memorized.

Andantino Op.241, No.5 by Ferdinando Carulli.

Ècossaise Op.33, No.2 by Mauro Giuliani.

Exercise No.11 by Napoléon Coste – A brief foray into upper positions.

Andantino Op.241, No.5 by Ferdinando Carulli – Increased activity, melody and alberti bass.

#Classical guitar repertoire full

La Tirantine by Adrian Le Roy – Renaissance dance with melody and full chord shapes.Lección 19 by Dionisio Aguado – Arpeggio etude with three-voice chords.Ècossaise Op.33, No.2 by Mauro Giuliani – Simple slurs and muted bass strings.Lección 70 by Julio Sagreras – Three-voice texture with a clear melody (Argentina).Lección 75 by Julio Sagreras – Melody combined with arpeggios and chords (Argentina).The Spanish Pavin (Anonymous) – Melody-focused Renaissance dance.Keep in mind that this book has no connection to other graded systems, some selections are harder or easier for variety and skill development.Ĭontents – Each piece has two or three pages of lessons followed by a proper performance edition of the piece. Check out the samples in the image gallery on Werner Guitar Editions.

#Classical guitar repertoire how to

The main goal is to teach students how to practice their repertoire by breaking it down into separate elements. The pieces in this book appear in a progressive order starting with easy pieces and slowly introducing new techniques, oddity fingerings, or increased activity. This level is appropriate for students who have completed both my Volume 1 and Volume 2 method books.

Hardcopies (Grade 1-2) via:, Amazon.ca, .uk, or your country’s Amazon.Ībout & Level: This book teaches classical guitar repertoire at approximately the grade one level.

#Classical guitar repertoire pdf

Classical Guitar Grade 1 PDF from Werner Guitar Editions.

There is also a TAB supplement at the end which includes pieces (not the lessons). Classical Guitar Repertoire Lessons Grade 1 – PDF or Hardcopy Method Book with dedicated lessons and pieces in notation with fingering.