By
Mauro Giuliani
Mauro Giuliani's "Sonatine, Op. 71" is a charming and well-regarded composition for the classical guitar. Giuliani, an Italian guitarist and composer of the early 19th century, made significant contributions to the development of guitar music. "Sonatine, Op. 71" is a delightful piece characterized by its melodic beauty and technical challenges, showcasing Giuliani's ability to craft engaging and evocative works for the guitar.
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by:
Peter Graneis
Join Peter Graneis as he gives a detailed lesson Mauro Giuliani’s Sonatine I, Op. 71. This theme and variations develops from a simple, two-voice texture into an impressive sixteenth-note arpeggio pattern. Peter breaks down the variations and gives very detailed fingerings for both hands as he progresses through the piece.
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