My personal favorite is Garoto (Anibal Augusto Sardinha) although most would probably answer Heitor Villa-Lobos, whose guitar music is absolutely standard in the literature, and most top players and students as well, play at least SOME of Villa-Lobos' guitar works.
However, I chose Garoto based on the inner energy and beauty of his music, which I find much more appealing than the music of HVL, and in addition, seems to me to be more idiomatic, or representative, of many of the greats - Jobim, Baden Powel. etc. Garoto influenced them all, and yet, received far less recognition (at least internationally) than Villa-Lobos, perhaps because of Andres Segovia who brought Villa-Lobos' guitar music to the concert stage. Garoto is to Brazilian Guitar as Chopin is to the Romantic Piano. Positively gorgeous, unmistakable, and the model that everybody copies from.
A lot of composers wrote for the guitar or the lute villa lobos is an example of one who wrote especially for guitar. the concerto "de aranjuez" is also a very notable classical guitar piece. by rodrigo
Francisco Tarrega was a Spanish composer and classical guitarist. Francisco was most know for his guitar skills and he usually performed as a solo artist during recitals and concerts.
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.
Isn't Mozart a wonderful composer of classical music?Hansel and Gretel is a classical example of the work of the brothers Grimm.Spanish guitar differs from classical guitar, but they sound the same to me.
A lot of composers wrote for the guitar or the lute villa lobos is an example of one who wrote especially for guitar. the concerto "de aranjuez" is also a very notable classical guitar piece. by rodrigo
Brazilian Guitar Quartet was created in 1998.
Francisco Tarrega was a Spanish composer and classical guitarist. Francisco was most know for his guitar skills and he usually performed as a solo artist during recitals and concerts.
Classical guitar? Isn't that a no brainer
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.
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/
Because the classical guitar is typically used to play styles of Spanish music such as flamenco.
Concierto de aranjuez is a phrase, that refers to a composition for a classical guitar and orchestra by the Spanish composer Joaquin Rodrigo. It is considered to be his best masterpiece.