The truth is that I don't know where I got it, but I have the pdf of that book...the paradox is that I don't play that music...but the photos and drawings are very good! :)
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The truth is that I don't know where I got it, but I have the pdf of that book...the paradox is that I don't play that music...but the photos and drawings are very good! :)
Toomas, do you know the book Wohlfahrt Violin Studies Arranged for Mandolin by Jennifer Case? ~o)
If you are interested, I have the score for mandolin and guitar...but without tabs, and only three parts...:)
It's from the Nakano site:
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This is what you can read in IMSLP:
"This work has been identified as being in the public domain in Canada (if the creators died in 1971 or earlier) and the United States, as well as countries...
And pdf files of the 4 volumes are sold on a famous site...~o)
And maybe someone will be encouraged and do the same with Bickford's books, Pettine's volume 4 at least...at the IMSLP they would be in good hands...:)
Simon, those are books 3 and 4 posted by forum user "Geoff w/a G" on IMSLP in 2016...:)
https://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/threads/1621-Ranieri-The-Art-of-the-Mandoline/page3
the backing track is from a friend who plays guitar, John...:)
This is a famous Venezuelan waltz composed by Antonio Carrillo, it is already going to be a century old...:mandosmiley:
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There are many forum members who practice the Italian tremolo style, there are many examples, you just have to search...I, for example, grew up playing a type of bandurria (the Colombian Andean...
Another famous Finnish waltz...:mandosmiley:
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As far as I know, there is no official rule on the forum that prohibits reviving old posts...as you say Denko, if you are not interested, ignore it...for me it has been interesting to know that there...
This is my version of this beautiful Air...:mandosmiley:
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Bill, this waltz is very popular among guitarists, in the same way as "năo me toques" among mandolin players...:mandosmiley:
I didn't know the film existed, I'll see it this weekend...thanks! :)
This is a popular Finnish waltz composed in 1931 by Viljo Vesterinen.
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This is a waltz by the Brazilian Zequinha de Abreu, composer of the famous Tico Tico no fubá...:mandosmiley:
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In imslp.org comment that: "This song doesn't seem to have Neapolitan origin; probably it comes from middle Europe and was notated and arranged by G. Cottrau." Since the Cottrau, father and son,...
An AI algorithm detecting the use of other AI algorithms? the horror! the horror!...:disbelief:
ZeroGPT, according to other AIs, is notorious for creating false positives...:)
I am a big fan of the tremolo, a great defender of the tremolo, I love the tremolo...with time I have learned that its use depends on our taste, on what we want to express when we play a particular...
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