Julio Sagreras - do you play his studies?

[flagstaffcharli]

Originally Posted by Timothy Lawler

I'm in the process of recording a couple dozen studies from the various Sagreras books. One of my favorites from book 1 is No 82 in E minor...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zo1V3wdEZc

Watching some of your videos right now. Nice stuff!

[mtdmind]

Originally Posted by Paikon

Heres some free stuff to play ..until you buy Sagreras books that is
http://www.classicalguitarschool.net...d.aspx?id=1056

Segreras books are in the public domain:

http://imslp.org/wiki/Main_Page

[Paikon]

Originally Posted by Timothy Lawler

I'm in the process of recording a couple dozen studies from the various Sagreras books. One of my favorites from book 1 is No 82 in E minor...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zo1V3wdEZc

I found my Sagreras book
i started studying no 82 and 84 at January 21 1993

[flagstaffcharli]

Originally Posted by Paikon

I found my Sagreras book
i started studying no 82 and 84 at January 21 1993

What would be favorites from the first book?

I already have a lot of Carcassi studies, scales, and basic exercises. I don't really want to download all the very basic exercises. However, anything musically satisfying would be worth downloading and printing to compliment my other materials.

[Paikon]

Originally Posted by flagstaffcharli

What would be favorites from the first book?

I already have a lot of Carcassi studies, scales, and basic exercises. I don't really want to download all the very basic exercises. However, anything musically satisfying would be worth downloading and printing to compliment my other materials.

I wouldnt know. I never played Carcasi studies and i only played the first book of Sagreras 20 years ago. Maybe the OP Timothy Lawler could answer that.

[Timothy Lawler]

Originally Posted by flagstaffcharli

Watching some of your videos right now. Nice stuff!

Thanks Chuck!

[Timothy Lawler]

Originally Posted by mtdmind

Segreras books are in the public domain:

http://imslp.org/wiki/Main_Page

I had heard that the copyright recently expired. What's the duration... 70 something years? Don't remember. But yeah, it's in the public domain. I believe though that recent printings, like the Mel Bay collection, are still protected re direct copies for distribution. Anybody know the technicalities of that? At 25 bucks, the melbay printing of the combined books 1-3 is probably cheaper than if you found pdfs, downloaded, printed, and had them spiral bound at a copy shop, heh.

[Timothy Lawler]

Originally Posted by Paikon

I found my Sagreras book
i started studying no 82 and 84 at January 21 1993

Nice !

[Timothy Lawler]

Originally Posted by flagstaffcharli

What would be favorites from the first book?

I already have a lot of Carcassi studies, scales, and basic exercises. I don't really want to download all the very basic exercises. However, anything musically satisfying would be worth downloading and printing to compliment my other materials.

My favorites from book 1 are nos. 75 in A minor, 79 in E major, 82 in E minor, 84 in E minor, and 85 in C major.

[flagstaffcharli]

Originally Posted by Timothy Lawler

My favorites from book 1 are nos. 75 in A minor, 79 in E major, 82 in E minor, 84 in E minor, and 85 in C major.

Thanks! I will check these out. I really enjoyed your Youtube videos. You're obviously a very accomplished player.

We had David Russell play here this past Sunday. Wonderful & amazing! I am riding a classical guitar high right now!