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Leo Brouwer: Cancion de Cuna
   

Leo Brouwer: Cancion de Cuna

MP3: Duration: 3:16 [3.0 MB]
 
 
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J. Pachelbel: Canon in D
   

This is not exactly a "canon". It's more a Passacaglia. The "vamp" D A Bm F#m G D G A. is repeated all the time with variations. I hope you like my version.

Drop D tuning.

MP3: Duration: 3:59 [5.2 MB]

 

 
 
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Francisco Tarrega: Capricho Arabe
   

Francisco Tarregas ''Capricho Arabe'' is in my opinion one of the most beautiful guitar pieces ever. The rhythm, melody, modulations and harmonies are just perfect.

MP3: Duration: 5:19 [7.3 MB]
 
 
 
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Michelangelo Galilei:Toccata_No. 5
   

Michelangelo Galilei:Toccata_No. 5

MP3: Duration: 2:16 [2.8 MB]
 
 
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E. Granados: Dedicatoria
   

A beautiful piece by the Spanish composer Enrique Granados. Drop D tuning.

MP3: Duration: 1:53 [1.7 mb]
 
 
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Per-Olov Kindgren: I'll be there
   

A recording I made of I'll be there on a Ramirez A1 from 1989.

Thanks to Peter Schou for letting me play his beautiful instrument.

MP3: Duration: 2:48 [3.8 MB]
 
 
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John Dowland: Lachrimae Pavan
   

John Dowlands''Lachrimae Antique Pavan'' is one of the most beautiful pieces for the lute. In my transcription I play it with a Capo in 3rd fret to give it the original key of G-Minor [played in E-minor]

MP3: Duration: 5:18 [7.3 MB]
 
 
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Michelangelo Galilei: Volta
   

A Volta by Michelangelo Galilei in A-major

MP3: Duration: 0:57 [0.9 MB]
 
 
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G. Santorsola: Preludio
   

From ''Suite Antiqua''

MP3: Duration: 5:45 [5.5 MB]

 
 
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Slivius Leopold Weiss: Entree
   

Weiss and J.S. Bach probably met in Potsdam outside Berlin. They probably discussed, and agreed on that they got too little money from the king... :-) Bach and Weiss died the same year (1750) and at that time the baroque was really, REALLY out of fashion: they were the old guys! Dead boooring! It took over a 100 years until Felix Mendelssohn re-discovered the baroque and mankind realized the genius of Bach and his alike. Guitar tuning: D AF# C G D C (a second below a guitar and with the 3rd. str. tuned half a step down (Like a lute). My transcription at http://www.per-olovkindgren.com/ipnmonitor is adapted for standard guitar in renaissance tuning. (3rd. to F#)

My humble and grateful thanks go to John and Judy Rogerson that constructed, built and traveled to Copenhagen to give me this beautiful baritone guitar.

MP3: Duration: 3:56 [3.6 MB]
 
 
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