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Paganini: "Variazioni di bravura" (on Caprice No.24) for violin and guitar

Started Dec 13, 2019

Chabran: Complete Set of Instructions for the Spanish Guitar

Started Sep 30, 2019

Early 19th Century English Songs for Two Singers
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jelma van Amersfoort Aug 7, 2019.

 

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Paganini: "Variazioni di bravura" (on Caprice No.24) for violin and guitar

Can anyone tell me if it is known for certain that Paganini composed the guitar part for "Variazioni di bravura" (on Caprice No.24) for violin and guitar?  Does an autograph MS exist proving that Paganini composed the guitar part, and not that another guitarist added it later?Thanks, ThomasSee More
Dec 13, 2019
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Chabran: Complete Set of Instructions for the Spanish Guitar

Hello, I am looking for a downloadable copy of Felice Chabran's guitar method: A complete set of instructions for the Spanish guitar to which is added a variety of favorite airs adapted to that instrument.Does anyone know where a PDF of this document could be obtained?Thanks,ThomasSee More
Sep 30, 2019
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Jelma van Amersfoort replied to Thomas Tallant's discussion Early 19th Century English Songs for Two Singers
"Hi Thomas, I meant this : https://tecla.com/matthias-von-holst-composer/"
Aug 7, 2019
Thomas Tallant replied to Thomas Tallant's discussion Early 19th Century English Songs for Two Singers
"Jelma, when you say Holst's Scottish songs, which Holst is this? I assume not Gustav. I think Gustav arranged some English folk songs? Thomas"
Aug 5, 2019
Thomas Tallant replied to Thomas Tallant's discussion Early 19th Century English Songs for Two Singers
"Thank you, Jelma; this is very helpful. Thomas"
Aug 3, 2019
Jelma van Amersfoort replied to Thomas Tallant's discussion Early 19th Century English Songs for Two Singers
"Hi Thomas, There are many duets for soprano, tenor and guitar from the 19th century, however, most of them are from France. You can find a few for free here: http://www.kb.dk/en/nb/samling/ma/digmus/1800/coll_voix_guit.html  I can't think…"
Aug 1, 2019
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Early 19th Century English Songs for Two Singers

Could anyone direct me to any early to mid 19th Century pieces for guitar and two voices?  In particular, I would like to find pieces for tenor and mezzo-soprano, or tenor and soprano.  Being able to access pdf files would be especially helpful, or to know who sells any collections.Thanks for any help folks might be able to send.Thomas TallantSee More
Jul 29, 2019
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Martyn Hodgson replied to Thomas Tallant's discussion Porro: Joural de Guitarre
"BNF in Paris: https://data.bnf.fr/fr/14795776/pierre-jean_porro/"
May 16, 2019

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At 22:22 on July 13, 2008, pat o'brien said…
With the exchange rate what it is domestically built theorbos are very much in demand among young students. That should be easy to sell and no one can afford to order from abroad these days. That should be good for the progress of domestic building.

I always re-cut the nut spacing one instruments, both for myself and in various arrangements for students of widely differing sizes and repertoires. Make it your own.

Boone is lovely although the last time I was there it was in a snowstorm on the first days of Spring some years ago. My former student Dan Swenberg often goes up there for vacation to a cabin owned by his parents, I think. Have you ever been in touch with Gary Boye, who is, I think at the State University there?

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At 2:46 on July 12, 2008, pat o'brien said…
Hi,

I just joined here and was pleased to find you! Whose guitar are you holding there?

ob
At 20:53 on May 17, 2008, Rob MacKillop said…
Hi Thomas. Glad to see you here. Hope you can contribute some of your sound files sometime?
Cheers, Rob
 
 
 

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