Grade 6.
After completing ABRSM Grade 5 guitar, you might enjoy exploring pieces like "Romance" (Spanish Romance), which offers a beautiful melody and is great for developing expressive playing. Additionally, "Lagrima" by Francisco Tárrega is a lovely, melodic piece that helps with technique and phrasing. Other recommendations include "Cavatina" by Stanley Myers and "Prelude in D minor" by J.S. Bach, both of which are rewarding and suitable for advancing your skills.
Romance by who?
Well.....the classical guitar strings are thicker....but i dont think it matters. maybe you can. XxLuciferExilexX
Yes, it is. It generally has nylon strings and is constructed an a smaller, more classical frame.
A Spanish guitar has a round neck and a Hawaiian guitar has a square neck.A Spanish guitar is meant to be played by picking or strumming while a Hawaian guitar is meant to be on your lap or a table laid flat. A Hawaiian guitar has a high action and is meant to be played with a slide.
its grade 7/8 material, it is pretty easy for what grade it is, but its the technique that is played, rather than the notes.
Yes. Gareth Gates plays guitar. He achieved Grade VIII in piano, classical guitar and singing.
After completing ABRSM Grade 5 guitar, you might enjoy exploring pieces like "Romance" (Spanish Romance), which offers a beautiful melody and is great for developing expressive playing. Additionally, "Lagrima" by Francisco Tárrega is a lovely, melodic piece that helps with technique and phrasing. Other recommendations include "Cavatina" by Stanley Myers and "Prelude in D minor" by J.S. Bach, both of which are rewarding and suitable for advancing your skills.
Romance by who?
Classical guitar? Isn't that a no brainer
its guitar hero 2 for the xbox ps its MY chemical romance not your chemical romance
You can make your own classical guitar music sheet by taking music classes that teach you how to do it from the following: YouTube, Classical Guitar Canada, Guitar Press, Classical Guitar 101.
classical or electric guitar does not matter. the only thing that matter is how well you play it, and it depends on your taste for music. if you love rock and roll, then go for electric guitar but if you like classical, i suggest you take classical guitar
The latest person that give the guitar the classical of today is Segovia
The classical guitar is best bacause guitarists are most familiar with it.
Yes, classical guitar can be played on an acoustic instrument.
Get a method book on classical guitar (eg. solo guitar by fredricl noad ) and get lessons Yes, and here's a good reference: http://stason.org/TULARC/musical-instruments/classical-guitar/