Zelenka: The Guitar in Concert transformations / pieces for a classical guitar
| Publisher | notovna.cz |
| Genre: |
instructive pieces
classical & sacret |
| Arrangement: | melody |
| Cast: | solo |
| Difficulty: |
Intermediate
Advanced |
| Format: | book |
| Series: | Czech composer |
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| Product code: | NVT048 |
| Composer: | Zelenka, Milan |
| No. of songs: | 13 |
| Pages: | 14 |
| Language: |
English
Czech |
| ISMN: | 9790706570471 |
| Weight: | 78 g |
Songlist (13)
- Arabská suita - Pohled z minaretu / Arabian Suite - View from the Minaret
- Arabská suita - Meditace /Arabian Suite - Meditation
- Arabská suita - Píseň /Arabian Suite - Song
- Arabská suita - Malaguena /Arabian Suite - Malaguena
- Dávná vzpomínka / Distant Memory
- Loutky / Puppets
- Rozmluva / Conversation
- Gigue / Gigue
- Snad zítra / Tomorrow Maybe
- Velká rally / Great rally
- Letní slavnost / Summer Celebrations
- Romantická vyjížd'ka / Romantic Excursion
- Barvy orchestru / Colours of the Orchestra
Product description
"The path to mastery of any musical instrument is a long, joyful and repetitive practice. Playing the guitar requires great care, supported by the advice of an experienced teacher. The publication " The Guitar in Concert Transformations" brings you a collection of recital pieces of varying difficulty. Choose a piece and try to play it to the best of your ability. If you succeed, it will be your pleasure." Milan Zelenka
Milan Zelenka (* 1939) is a Czech concert guitarist and professor at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague. He studied guitar at the Prague Conservatory. He has given concerts in many countries not only in Europe and Asia, but also in Japan and the USA. In the Czech Republic he opened the way for classical guitar to the concert stages with his sold-out concerts. As a teacher, he has educated a number of young guitarists, and in addition to his teaching work, he also conducts master classes abroad and is invited to serve on the juries of major world guitar competitions. Recently he has also been intensively involved in composition.
