Grade 1 Repertoire Supplement for Classical Guitar (PDF)
Grade 1 Repertoire Supplement for Classical Guitar (PDF)
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Grade 1 Repertoire Supplement for Classical Guitar. PDF sheet music in notation only with fingering with free video lessons. Contains 10 works at the grade 1 level. This is a PDF download.
Info and Prerequisite - This book provides additional repertoire for students who have completed my Volume 1 and 2 method books and specifically Classical Guitar Repertoire Lessons Grade 1 . No new concepts are introduced so these works provide students with an opportunity for increased refinement of musical skills, technique, reading, enjoyment, and more.
Video Lesson Links and Repertoire
Links go to my video page on This is Classical Guitar.
- A Toye - Anonymous Renaissance Lute Work
- Spanish Air by Catharina Josepha Pratten (1824-1895)
- O’Carolan’s Dream by Turlough O'Carolan (1670-1738)
- Enfantillage, No.1, Op.89 by Jacques Bosch (1825-1895)
- Prelude No.2, Op.114 by Ferdinando Carulli (1770-1841)
- Andantino Affectuoso by Jean-Racine Meissonnier (1794-1856)
- Vals No.4 by Antonio Cano (1811-1897)
- Leccion No.77 by Julio Sagreras (1879-1942)
- Leccion No.78 by Julio Sagreras (1879-1942)
- Leccion No.66 by Julio Sagreras (1879-1942)
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As a very mature student (82 yo) with no musical background, Bradford's books have given me some hope of playing some easy classical guitar pieces.
I have 30-minute lessons each week following our school year, so there are holiday breaks. I have been using this grade one book.
I enjoy having Bradford's Video lessons as a follow-up to my teacher's input.
My playing needs to improve, and one way that I would like to see it would be that the videos have a dedicated section/chapter, playing at half speed. (?) so that I can play along as I learn where to place my fingers. I have a TV monitor hooked up to a PC keyboard, so it is easy for me to replay small segments, but these segments/phrases are sometimes still too fast for me to follow.
After finishing method books 1 & 2. Then playing the late beginner repertoire sheet music ( plus using Technique book for beginner routine ). Then I took grade 1 repertoire. Book is well written and easy to understand along with the videos. Going at my on pace and playing slowly until I have it correct. I highly recommend Bradford Werner books to everyone. I have learned more about playing classical music from Bradford Werner method than a private teacher. I am at his level 3 repertoire book. As long as you pay close attention to what Bradford Werner saying you will definitely reap the wonderful rewards of learning Classical guitar.
Thanks so much for sharing! I really appreciate it.