Another well selected graded piece, fantastically played and excellent lesson by Bradford 🤠👍🎶

This is a great study at the intermediate level to develop tremolo, and it is also a beautiful piece. It really is not that difficult, I was able to play it smoothly (admittedly with my tremolo still to be much improved) in a couple of days. Together with Werner's video lesson on this piece (with his advice to play chords p+I first, then p+I, a, m, I, and only then p, a, m, I), and his separate materials on developing tremolo, this is a great way to practice while enjoying the music.

I took the liberty to change the left hand fingering in measure 29, third beat (using 2 instead of 4), and I also think using 2 instead of 3 in beats 17 and 20 feels more natural - at least to me.

Great piece, strongly recommended.

The Sanz collection, like all of Brad's editions is great. I especially like the videos that go along with them, which gives me a start on how I might want to play the piece. I almost never disagree with his fingering and phrasing.

I enjoyed working on this piece. I liked the left hand fingerings that were noted although I had to make a few changes due to some past hand injuries. the only other thing I would have liked to see are some suggestions on right hand fingering especially with some of the vertical string spacings. But then again that would be up to the players preference anyway. Overall it was very well done

Excellent arrangement, keeping focus on original ideas of Bach. No unnecessary ornaments, "thickening" of chords. Captures the beauty of Bach's ideas with no fuss, making the suite accessible for many players to explore.

very useful and complete, besides, the videos are very important, I'm sorry because there is no Italian translation, but they are still very usefullo

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I am 71 and have been playing guitar for over 60 years. I recently found myself entranced by the beauty and majesty of classical guitar. And central to my journey is Bradford Werner. At first, it was his YouTube videos that caught my attention. Then I explored his website! The depth of the subject matter offered by Bradford is second only to his organization skills. Everything is so logically laid out. The site is rich with information, drills, etudes, songs and much more. I have never experienced an artist that is so generous and willing to share. Thank you, Bradford!

I bought this Gaspar Sanz collection specifically for the 'Canarios' piece, one of the best pieces of all the classical guitar directory. The other piece are also very beautiful. The tablature is very useful. Also, I very appreciate the video available at 'thisisclassicalguitar.com'.

There are just a few musicien who can really teach and upgrade you with your guitare studies.
Werner Bradford is one of them.
His knowledge and teaching is on the highest level for he classical guitar!
His choise of compositions, the accents in licks. Its all very acceptable and complet.
I follow his videos on YouTube for practicing.
I should like to practice the ‘flageolets ‘.
Perhaps you can give some lessons in this area.
Thank you Werner, for everything you give to me!

I am so inspired by this piece. As a beginner, it is above my level, but I am inspired to work towards playing it. I have bought several of this publishers sheet music books and they are exceptional. His lessons are extraordinary and I would not be playing as well as I am without them.

Precise and professional as with all your products.
Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge !!!
Michel

A very precise and well-crafted selection of songs

Some beautiful works I'm not familir with but will be soon. Thanks, DN.

All of the pieces have both musical notation and TABs. There is a good selection of pieces mostly in C major/A minor (so not too many sharps/flats), and in common or 3/4 time. Many of the base notes are open string and where there are multi-note chords many of the notes are also open string. There is guidance about fingering in both hands which can be helpful. I haven’t had time to try playing many of these yet but I can see that trying to master them will keep me busy for a few months to come.