Very beautiful! I'm ready to listen again and again. 👍

- Nr. 14 (Andante) from "Introduction à l'Étude de la Guitare" op 60 -
music: Fernando Sor
guitar: F.Hiemenz
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part of a recording session, mostly in "prima vista" playing, to produce background music for a spoken therapeutic CD. 
recorded in puzzlepie studio Munich/Türkenfeld
('93)
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Find more Études from Fernando Sor at :
http://soundcloud.com/fhgitarre/sets/fernando-sor-estudios-easy-to-medium/
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restored from a CompactCassette Copy with WaveLab 7

Étude in E-minor (Andante, op.60 Nr.14) by Fernando Sor

Paganini Niccolo SONATE 4

a Francisco Tarrega classical guitar piece performed by Manuel Cabrera II titled "Paquito – Vals".

http://manuelcabreraii.com/

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Manuel Cabrera II obtained his Bachelor of Music in Guitar Performance from the University of Santo Tomas Conservatory of Music in Manila, Philippines under the guidance of Prof. Ruben Reyes. He later studied with acclaimed Japanese guitarist Norioh Sato and received his Master of Music Degree in Guitar under a scholarship at the Elisabeth University of Music in Hiroshima, Japan. He has also performed at the master classes of David Leisner, David Russel, Kazufumi Matsunaga, Josep Enriquez, and Angelito Agcaoili.

As a student, Manuel won major competitions in the Philippines and all over Japan, including 1st prize at the 1999 National Music Competitions for Young Artists (Manila, Philippines); 1st prize at the “GITARA” Competition, University of the Philippines, Diliman; 1st prize at the 31st Nippon Guitar Competition Solo Category, Osaka Japan; 2nd prize at the Classical Guitar Competition, Tokyo, Japan; and 5th prize at the 49th Tokyo International Guitar Competition.

As a performer, he had been featured at the 2004 “Filipino Artists Series” at the Cultural Center of the Philippines, and at the “New Artists Concert” at Elisabeth University of Music, Hiroshima. He had also been featured as a Soloist with the University of the Philippines Chamber Orchestra and with the University of Santo Tomas Symphony Orchestra at the “Concert at the Park”, Rizal Park, Manila. He had as well performed at solo concerts in Tokyo, Hiroshima, and Fukuoka, Japan and was featured as a performer at the Guitarra 2010 International Guitar Festival. Earlier this year, he held his successful solo debut concert at The Esplanade, earning him positive reviews from critics.

Manuel is also a dedicated and accomplished pedagogue. He taught at the University of Santo Tomas Conservatory of Music from 2000 to 2007. He is now based in Singapore and is actively pursuing a career in performing and teaching. He was recently honored by television network ABS-CBN by featuring him and his achievements as an internationally recognized Filipino classical guitarist at the Global Pinoy (Global Filipino) segment of its cable channel, The Filipino Channel.


Paquito – Vals (Francisco Tarrega) | Manuel Cabrera II

Daydream Vol 1

Hromatisto

Grand Opening

Nicolo Paganini - Caprice No.23 (Jan Rybka - violin)

A short piece from the master of counterpoint himself, J.S. Bach. 
Performed by: Sean Myerovich 

Gavotte No.2 from Lute Suite No.3 in D minor ~ J.S. Bach

One of my fav's from my old set list, a cool baroque sounding piece by Jean-Baptiste Lully  

Air ~ Jean-Baptiste Lully

An awesome piece that I fell in love with as soon as I heard it! This is just part of the overall piece, but it's a nice little stand alone with this arrangement. Will learn the rest in the near future.... : )

Sonate for Violin Allegro Bwv 1003 (petite arrangement)~ Bach

A classic in every sense of the word!

Written by: J.S. Bach
Performed by: Sean Myerovich

Prelude for Lute No.999 ~ J.S. Bach

Antonio Vivaldi's lovely Largo movement from Concerto for flute, oboe, violin, bassoon and basso continuo in G minor (RV 107). Performed here on virtual instruments: recorder (instead of flute), Baroque oboe, Baroque guitar (instead of violin), Baroque bassoon, Flemish harpsichord. Alto recorder, Baroque oboe and bassoon from Wallander Instruments (http://www.wallanderinstruments.com/); Baroque guitar by Eduardo Tarilonte (http://www.samplelibraries.com/); Flemish harpsichord from the Conservatoire Collection by SonicCouture (http://www.soniccouture.com).
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La ĉarma dua movado el «Konĉerto por fluto, hobojo, violono, fagoto kaj kontinua baso en g-minora» de Antonio Vivaldi. Interpretita per virtualaj instrumentoj: baroka bekfluto (anstataŭ fluto), baroka hobojo, baroka gitaro (anstataŭ violono), baroka fagoto, kaj flandra (baroka) klaviceno.

Vivaldi: Concerto for flute, oboe, violin, bassoon & BC in Gm, RV 107 - 2. Largo

This page is dedicated exclusively to Classical guitar and the study of great composers. I am completely self-taught, and I am a novice at this style, so don't hate (And yes, I am left-handed). I greatly appreciate you listening, commenting & sharing this music. 
*** I turn some of these Classical pieces into Rock songs! *** 
Check out my Neo-Classical site ~
www.soundcloud.com/neoclassicalgm (Neo-Classical/Orchestral)
Instrumental Hard Rock ~
 www.soundcloud.com/instrumentalhardrock (Hard Rock/Metal)

Prelude for Lute No.999 ~ J.S. Bach

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