By
Luigi Legnani
Legnani's Caprice No. 7 is a notable composition for classical guitar, showcasing the technical and expressive capabilities of the instrument. Luigi Legnani, an Italian guitarist and composer of the 19th century, contributed significantly to the development of the guitar during his time. Caprice No. 7 is a fine example of his work, featuring intricate fingerpicking patterns, virtuosic passages, and captivating melodic lines that continue to inspire and challenge guitarists to this day.
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by:
Anton Baranov
Anton Baranov teaches the famous Caprice No. 7 by Luigi Legnani. <br><br>The lesson begins with his thoughts on the importance of Legnani’s 36 Caprice’s for developing one’s technical and musical abilities. Then, Baranov walks through each section of the piece, giving detailed demonstrations on various topics including block practicing, varying repetitions, and bringing out hidden voices.
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