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New Classical Songs to Learn
Hi, I've been playing for about 3 1/2 or 4 years, and I've gotten pretty good, but I've never played classical before and I'm interested to get started, so I wanted some suggestions for some classical pieces I can learn that are good for a beginner. It's most important that I can get some free tabs for these songs on the internet somewhere. I will buy a book eventually, but I'd like to learn some songs for free first to see if I'm interested.
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Hi.. Sorry about the delay in getting back to you. I find a lot of my tabs here:
http://dirk.meineke.free.fr/ Hope this helps.
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any particular songs I should try for a beginner classical player?
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I've been recommending that song rather often on the Forum but it is a very pretty tune and technically easy. |
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Another possibility is Muriel Anderson's arrangement of Bach's beautiful "Arioso". |
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I would highly recommend Andrew York's 8 Discernment's. Great pieces!
Kindly, Danny |
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I wonder if you are referring to Adelita and Lágrima (sometimes written in plural form, Lágrimas). iTunes has Narcisco Yepes' version as Lagrimas: Andante. It has Göran Söllscher's version as Lágrimas.
Last edited by Herb Hunter; 07-25-2008 at 09:43 AM. |
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Adelita and Lagrimas! Fred |