Guitar Solos - Czech and Slovakia guitar and lute music

Code: H5132
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Publisher Barenreiter
Genre: classical & sacret
Arrangement: melody
Cast: solo
Difficulty: Intermediate
Format: book
Series: Kytarová sóla
Czech composer
The title Czech and Slovak guitar and lute music contains pieces from the 17th to 19th centuries that the editor Jiří Jirmal collected and rewrote the modern notation from the handwritten materials… show more
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Product code: H5132
Composer: Various Composers
Arranger: Jirmal, Jiří
No. of songs: 43
Pages: 54
Language: German
Czech
Size: 23 x 31 cm
ISMN: 8070583436
Weight: 254 g

Songlist (43)

  1. Englesa (Nicolaus Schmall von Lebendorf)
  2. Kindlein (Nicolaus Schmall von Lebendorf)
  3. Chorea (Nicolaus Schmall von Lebendorf)
  4. Nachtanz (Nicolaus Schmall von Lebendorf)
  5. Intrada (Nicolaus Schmall von Lebendorf)
  6. Saltarella (Nicolaus Schmall von Lebendorf)
  7. Chorea (Nicolaus Schmall von Lebendorf)
  8. Nachtanz (Nicolaus Schmall von Lebendorf)
  9. Nachtanz (Nicolaus Schmall von Lebendorf)
  10. Courante (Nicolaus Schmall von Lebendorf)
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Product description

The title Czech and Slovak guitar and lute music contains pieces from the 17th to 19th centuries that the editor Jiří Jirmal collected and rewrote the modern notation from the handwritten materials found in the territory of Bohemia and Slovakia. Here we find small dance forms from Nicolaus Schmal von Lebendorf and Jan Antonín Losy, songs and dances from the Vietoris code from the 17th century, as well as the larger pieces by Czech composers Václav Matějka, František Max Knížete and Václav Kostka. For the variety in length and the technical difficulty of the pieces, the book are suitable for a wide audience of guitar players.

Jiří Jirmal (1925-2019) was a Czech guitarist, composer, publicist and pedagogue. He played the guitar from a young age, especially jazz music. He received his professional classical music education at the State Conservatory of Music in Prague, where he also later taught himself. He had to end his successful concert activities in 1965 after a serious car accident, and since then he has devoted himself mainly to pedagogical, journalistic and composing activities.