Preview: Six etudes for classical guitar.
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SKU: A0.978146
Composed by Valery Dzyabenko. Arranged by Valery Dzyabenko. 20th Century,Contemporary,World. Guitar Tab. 25 pages. Valery Dzyabenko #6691007. Published by Valery Dzyabenko (A0.978146).Training material for guitarists. Etudes of different levels of difficulty, starting from the first year of learning to play the classical guitar. Detailed application. All etudes, in addition to notes, are also provided with tablature. The etudes are intended for mastering such playing techniques as simple and complex arpeggios (etudes No. 1 and 2), the author's know-how - combinatorial arpeggio (etudes No. 3 and 5), as well as small and large barre (etude No. 4). Etudes, in addition to the technical component, carry a certain artistic imagery. For example, etude No. 2 has the name "Snow was falling", etude No. 4 - "Swing", etude No. 5 - "First snow". Therefore, I would like students to master not only technical techniques, but also achieve the transfer of the imagery that the author has invested in them.
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