Ernest Shand: 23 Guitar Solos from Victorian England

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Instrument:	Acoustic Guitar Sheet Music Guitar Solo Sheet Music
Genre:	British
Format:	Collection / Songbook
Series:	Stanley Yates Guitar Series

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Song List (23)

Hungarian Dance Performed by Ernest Shand
Fantaisie Irlandaise Performed by Ernest Shand
The Gnomes Performed by Ernest Shand
Prelude Et Impromptu Performed by Ernest Shand
Sorrow And Song Performed by Ernest Shand
Andante Expressivo Performed by Ernest Shand
Tsigane Performed by Ernest Shand
Cradle Song Performed by Ernest Shand
Funeral March Performed by Ernest Shand
Marche Triumphale Performed by Ernest Shand
Morceau Lyrique No. 1 Performed by Ernest Shand
Study On Repeated Notes Performed by Ernest Shand
Legende Performed by Ernest Shand
Morceau Lyrique No. 2 Performed by Ernest Shand
Au Coin De Feu Performed by Ernest Shand
Study Performed by Ernest Shand
Forever Performed by Ernest Shand
Impromptu Performed by Ernest Shand
Varsovie Mazurka Performed by Ernest Shand
Danse Capriccio Performed by Ernest Shand
Introduction Chanson Performed by Ernest Shand
Dance Antique Performed by Ernest Shand
Morceau Lyrique No. 3 Performed by Ernest Shand

Ernest Shand: 23 Guitar Solos from Victorian England edited by Stanley Yates. For Guitar (Classical). Solos. Stanley Yates Gtr. Classic. Intermediate. Book. 80 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc (MB.98765).

ISBN 9780786652983. Classic. 8.75x11.75 inches.

This edition of 23 pieces by Ernest Shand is derived from his output of 220 works, revealing a guitar composer of great originality and charm who had a gift for spinning infectious melodies. The sentimental melodies and colorful harmonies of Shand's music impart a unique Victorian flavor which often seems to echo the sing-along anthems and nostalgia of English music halls. Written in standard notation only this book is recommended for the advanced guitarist. The editor, Stanley Yates, provides generous historical and performance notes on Shand's work.