By
Gaspar Sanz
Gaspar Sanz's "Españoleta" is a classic piece in the Spanish Baroque guitar repertoire. Sanz, a prominent Spanish composer and guitarist from the 17th century, crafted this composition as a prime example of the "españoleta" style, capturing the essence of Spanish dance and culture. This piece is known for its stately melodies, evoking a sense of elegance, and remains a cherished gem in the classical guitar world, offering both guitarists and audiences a delightful glimpse into the musical heritage of Spain.
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by:
Peter Graneis
Gaspar Sanz was a Spanish composer and guitarist who wrote some of the most influential pedagogical volumes for the baroque guitar. In this lesson, Peter Graneis presents a transcription of Sanz’s Españoleta, a classic of the guitar repertoire. Peter provides stretching exercises necessary to execute the piece along with a simple breathing exercise that will help you perform more musical phrases.
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