Classical Guitar Repertoire Lessons Grade 5 (PDF)
Classical Guitar Repertoire Lessons Grade 5 (PDF)
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Classical Guitar Repertoire Lessons Grade 5 - Lessons and pieces in notation only with fingering. A TAB supplement at the end includes the pieces (not the lessons). Before each performance edition there are two or three pages of lesson material to teach you concepts and prepare you to play the piece. Watch the free video lessons for each piece and page in the book. This item is a PDF Download. 47 Pages. 2020 Edition.
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This book teaches classical guitar repertoire at the grade five level. The level is appropriate for students who have completed my Grade 1 to 4 Repertoire Lesson books. This book introduces common tunings in classical guitar repertoire and develops technique skills, reading, fingering, and musical ideas.
Contents - Each piece has two or three pages of lesson material followed by a proper performance edition.
- Ricercare (Fantasia) No. 7 by Francesco Canova da Milano (1497–1543)
- Pavanas by Gaspar Sanz (c.1650-1710)
- Chasse No.9, Op.51 by Napoléon Coste (1805–1883)
- Maria Luisa (Mazurka), Op.19 by Julio Sagreras (1879 -1942)
- Spanish Romance - Anonymous
Video Lessons for this Book (YouTube)
- Ricercare (Fantasia) No. 7 by Francesco Canova da Milano
- Pavanas by Gaspar Sanz
- Chasse No.9, Op.51 by Napoléon Coste
- Maria Luisa (Mazurka), Op.19 by Julio Sagreras
- Spanish Romance - Anonymous
Note: Cover image is for promotion only, the PDF is a plain text cover. Image: Nina chantant la romance by Henri Nicolas van Gorp (c.1756–1819) and is public domain. Spanish Romance is also available as a free score on the site.
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I've been following along with the Werner site ever since Covid. I wish I had found it sooner, might have prevented a lot of bad habits creeping in. As a returning Classical Guitarist, I went back to basics using primarily Werner method/site and resources as a guide and it was like putting on your favourite warm cosy jumper. The advice echoed much of what I was taught back in the day. By far the best feature is hearing and seeing the easy pieces (so called ) played to a very high standard which provides a good guide to performing a piece not just playing to fill the sound space and all at the touch of a button whatever time of day. The guidance is always clear and concise and allows you to make your own informed decisions about what best suits your level.
The curated repertoires so far have been about spot on each one pushing a little further with musical Knowledge and technical ability. I'm about to embark on this collection of Grade 5 lessons and I'm sure like the others before will enjoy the journey as much as the reaching the destination.
Thanks so much to Werner and all that support him .. I know how hard it is to make just one good video :-)
you provide a fabulous resource....