Etude No.1 (Des Arpeges)

Tuning: EADGBE Key: E minor

Comments: This is part of the 12 guitar studies written by Villa-Lobos around 1929, dedicated to Andres Segovia, who would comment later: "They (the etudes) contain at the same time formulae of surprising effectiveness for the development of technique for both hands and "disinterested" musical beauties, without didactic purpose, which have the permanent aestethic value of concert works"

Transcription by: Alberto Carrillo Albaladejo

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Etude No.3

Tuning: EADGBE Key: D major

Comments: This is part of the 12 guitar studies written by Villa-Lobos around 1929, dedicated to Andres Segovia, who would comment later: "They (the etudes) contain at the same time formulae of surprising effectiveness for the development of technique for both hands and "disinterested" musical beauties, without didactic purpose, which have the permanent aestethic value of concert works"

Transcription by: Jussi Poikonen

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Etude No.8

Tuning: EADGBE Key: ???

Comments: This is part of the 12 guitar studies written by Villa-Lobos around 1929, dedicated to Andres Segovia, who would comment later: "They (the etudes) contain at the same time formulae of surprising effectiveness for the development of technique for both hands and "disinterested" musical beauties, without didactic purpose, which have the permanent aestethic value of concert works"

Transcription by: Luciano Dyballa

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Prelude No.1

Tuning: EADGBE Key: E minor

Comments: This is the first of five preludes written by Villa-Lobos.

Transcription by: Mattias Wiik

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Choro no.1

Tuning: EADGBE Key: G major Sample: Temporarily down...

Comments: The name "choro" means "cry" in brazilian. This is a very famous rythm, something like Bossa-Nova. This isn't a difficult piece, but has some tricky parts that require some practice, but once you get the feel, it sounds great! NOTE: I'm working on a better tab, this was the first one I wrote, so don't expect too much...:-)

Transcription by: Gianpiero Ciammaricone

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