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Postby DroneFromSector7G » Wed Jun 14, 2006 10:27 pm

Study #7 from Carcassi Opus 60 is a good tremolo practice piece.

It also has some challenging, string skipping arpeggio's tacked on the end of the trem sections. I also like the fact that 99% of the tremolo work is done on strings other than the high E string.
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Postby alan_1 » Wed Jun 21, 2006 3:02 am

tremolo peices not by mangore/tarrega


For me, I am not so fond of tremolo pieces that consist of nothing but the tremolo. I love listening to Paco de Lucia cut loose in a section of music and burn off some tremolo.

For classical guitar I love alot of the ones already mentioned here by the other members. I may have overlooked it, but just to add another one that I did not readily see, I like a piece called " The Chinese ", from Carlo Domeniconi, " Three Studies for the Spirit ". The Chinese is Study #2 of the 3.
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Re: tremolo peices not by mangore/tarrega

Postby Løød » Thu Jun 22, 2006 9:24 pm

hellow326 wrote:There is one i have heard of my sainz de la maza i think but i dont know what it is called. Do you know of any other tremolo peices?


You are probably refering to "Campanas del Alba". It's extremely beautiful. :D
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Re: tremolo peices not by mangore/tarrega

Postby Julio » Wed Oct 12, 2011 6:26 pm

Jose Vinas:

Fantasia Op.1
Recuerdos de Palma Op.3

Antonio Cano:

El Delerio

Good question. I dont know too many! We should compile a list of compositions for solo guitar that include tremelo. what a project!
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Postby andi33x » Wed Oct 12, 2011 6:59 pm

Maria Linnemann "Lied der Wildrose"

I have recorded that some years ago but please don't be too hard with your criticism. In 2008 just began playing again after 20 years or so..
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Re: tremolo peices not by mangore/tarrega

Postby DanieleMagli » Wed Oct 12, 2011 8:50 pm

Hello,

I suggest you my tremolo composition 'Sea of Tranquility' from 'Lunar Studies for the right hand control'.

Here you find my video interpretation : viewtopic.php?f=116&t=44693

Here you find the free pdf score : viewtopic.php?f=12&t=46492

Finally my students plays the tremolo, because it is a modern piece!
Please visit my website for more free pdf scores and videos.


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Postby paulcroft » Thu Oct 13, 2011 9:21 am

As an alternative to Recuerdos, Una Limosnita, En La Floresta?

Mmmmm.....
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