Very inspiring piece even though a little bit over my level.

This book is excellent! Fantastic step-by-step instructions which are easy to follow, super clear edition of the music itself and a wonderful varied choice of pieces. Thoroughly enjoyable as all other music I have ordered from Werner Guitar Editions!

Excellent and the video lessons are fantastic.

this is a great study with lots of exercises in for for both left and right hand it is greatly improving my arpeggios and great for tremolo too. I think Bradford is an excellent teacher and I definitely recommend this study

Bradford is incredibly generous in providing this extensive material for free. I'd highly recommend it to anyone starting, or in the early stages of, learning classical guitar. There is so much good material in there.
I went straight on to buy Bradford's 'Classical Guitar Technique' book - equally excellent book.
His videos on YouTube are are also nothing short of excellent, too.

All of the Warner guitar editions sheet music that I purchased are well done. I also like the fact that he presents at least one if not more video demonstrations playing music so I get a sense about what the music sounds like from the Werner's point of view before I purchase it even though I read music.

Wish I can have a FREE Tab Version of this piece.I am over 67 yrs old and trying to pick up the pieces in my younger years.Love classical guitar like this piece. Sad years and now I am finally happy so trying very hard to learn slowly as a beginner.

I’m using it as a supplement to the arrangement given by my teacher so I can’t give a full review. I find it sometimes valuable to have two versions side by side to show similarities and differences.

It’s very clear and easy to read, whereas the piece itself is a bit of a challenge.

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Huge assist in learning this piece.

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I would like to say that this book is really helpful. I am not really sure if this book is for beginners. It should be graded for starters. I would love that every exercises would have added metronome marks. On the werner web page should be a path for zero level absolute beginners and so on until you reach advanced level.

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