| Fifty Easy Classical Guitar Pieces
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63 pages, Item 1303078EU, $14.95
This book contains all of the music, in both standard notation and tablature, to 50 carefully selected pieces for the beginner's and intermediate player's repertoires. The CD, which is included, has all of the pieces performed by Jerry Willard, the book's author and arranger. These pieces and etudes will help you develop your first classical guitar repertoire. They are drawn from all periods of classical guitar literature.
Songbook Format: Guitar Solo
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 This book has a difficulty rating of 4 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
 A CD is included with this book.
 Guitar tablature is included with this book.
Arranger(s): This piece was arranged by Jerry Willard.
Publisher: "Fifty Easy Classical Guitar Pieces" was published by Amsco Publications.
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| Song List For "Fifty Easy Classical Guitar Pieces" - Sheet Music Songbook | | Minuet
Minuet - Composed By: J. S. Bach
Andante - Composed By: Fernando Sor
Prelude - Composed By: Robert De Visse
Scarborough Fair
Chorale - Composed By: J. S. Bach
Etude - Composed By: Dionisio Aguado
Etude - Composed By: Fernando Sor
Etude - Composed By: Fernando Sor
Etude - Composed By: Fernando Sor
Etude - Composed By: Fernando Sor
Etude - Composed By: Fernando Sor
Sarabande - Composed By: Johann Anton Logy
Andantino - Composed By: Dionisio Aguado
Andantino - Composed By: Fernando Sor
Andantino - Composed By: Ferdinando Carulli
Andantino - Composed By: Felix Horetzky
Menuet - Composed By: Robert De Visee
Menuet - Composed By: Dionisio Aguado
Aria - Composed By: Johann Anton Logy
Gigue - Composed By: Johann Anton Logy
Pastorale - Composed By: Joseph Kuffner
Ecossaise - Composed By: Mauro Giuliani
Study - Composed By: Napoleon Coste
Study - Composed By: Napoleon Coste
Study - Composed By: Napoleon Coste
Study - Composed By: Napoleon Coste
Landler - Composed By: Joseph Kuffner
Kemp's Jig
Study In A Minor - Composed By: Napoleon Coste
Etude In A Minor - Composed By: Mauro Giuliani
Humming Song - Composed By: Robert Schumann
Tanz - Composed By: Georg Leopold Fuhrmann
Study No. 3 - Composed By: Fernando Sor
Bianco Fiore - Composed By: Cesare Negri
Lesson - Composed By: Dionisio Aguado
Toy
Toy
Study No. 2 - Composed By: Dionisio Aguado
Pezzo Tedesco
Dove Son Quei Fieri Occhi?
Spagnoletta
Study In G Major - Composed By: Napoleon Coste
Orlando Sleepeth - Composed By: John Dowland
Andante No. 1 - Composed By: Fernando Sor
La Cavalleria De Napoles Con Dos Clarines - Composed By: Gaspar Sanz
Villanos - Composed By: Gaspar Sanz
Robin Is To The Greenwood Gone - Composed By: Thomas Robinson
Welscher Tanz - Composed By: Hans Newsidler
Clarin De Los Mosquesteros Del Rey De Francia (The Bugle Of The French King's Musketeers) - Composed By: Gaspar Sanz
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