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Asturias (Albéniz) - Guitar quartet
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Asturias (Albéniz) – Guitar quartet

5,99€

GUITAR QUARTET

Asturias (Leyenda) from “Suite española Op. 47

Work of the Spanish composer Isaac Albéniz. It was originally written for piano in the key of G minor.

Guitar quartet sheetmusic with optional bass, also valid for guitar orchestra.

CUBA - ALBENIZ - DUO
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CUBA – ALBENIZ – DUO

5,99€

GUITAR DUO

“Sheet music for guitar duo. Cuba is the eighth and final piece of the famous Suite española Op. 47 (1886), composed by the Spaniard Isaac Albéniz.
This arrangement perfectly adapts the rhythmic richness of the piano original to the possibilities of two guitars. In the central section (Meno mosso), both guitars alternate expressive phrases, creating a very dynamic question-and-answer effect.”
CUBA (Albéniz) - Guitar Trio
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CUBA (Albéniz) – Guitar Trio

4,95€

GUITAR TRIO

CUBA is the last movement from the Suite Española op.47 by Isaac Albeniz, 
Melodic designs, arpeggios, Chords; Slurs, Position Changes; High Positions, Tonality Changes.

Granada (Albéniz) 3 gts.
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Granada (Albéniz) 3 gts.

4,95€

GUITAR TRIO
“Granada” belongs to the Suite op. 47 of Albéniz, originally written for piano.

Valid for guitar orchestra. With optional  bass.

Mallorca (Albéniz) Guitar Duo
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Mallorca (Albéniz) Guitar Duo

5,45€

GUITAR DUO

Mallorca (Barcarola Op.202) by Albéniz.  He probably composed this tender, dreamy “barcarolle” during his second trip to Mallorca in May 1890.

High positions, Chord, Arpeggios, Slurs, Barres, ….

Sevilla (Albéniz) - Guitar Duo
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Sevilla (Albéniz) – Guitar Duo

5,99€

GUITAR DUO

“Sevilla belongs to Albéniz’s Suite española Op. 47. Originally conceived for the piano, it is one of the pieces where Albéniz best synthesizes musical nationalism with classical form.
This arrangement for guitar duo successfully resolves the challenges of harmonic density and polyrhythms inherent in the original score, redistributing the voices to reflect the rhythmic dialogues of the original piano work.”