Recent Posts Recent PostsLuigi Castellacci worksJuly 23, 2019Below is the current state of my research on the works for guitar by Luigi Castellacci (1797-1845). It is still very rough with a number of duplicated opus numbers. Any rows without a library location have been found via printed references either in journals, newspapers or publishers’ lists. Any rows with only opus numbers have not been found or perhaps might be music for harp which I have not researched yet. If you can add to this list please let me know. Date Opus Title Publisher Plate no. Library 1 2 3 4 1828 5 le Carnaval de Venise varié. Oe. 5. Paris, Pacini 4 Fr. 50 Ct. Pacini 1828 6 Dell’amor Marinaro / Air Italien / Varié pour Guitare / et Dédié à son Elève / Le Baron de Prulay / par/ Louis Castellacci Janet, Boieldieu 903 Berlin, BritLib, BnF 1828 7 Var. (Au Clair de la Lune.) Oe. 7. Paris, Pacini 3 Fr. Pacini 8 1828 9 Air varié et Morceaux progressifs. Oe. 9. Paris, A. Meissonnier 4 Fr. 50 Ct. Heugel; Meissonier 10 1828 11 Les Etrennes / Pour Guitare, / Composés de huit Morceaux Faciles / Dédiés aux Amateurs, / Par / LuigiCastellacci Boieldieu 910 BnF 1828 12 12 Walses progressives. Oe. 12. Paris, Pacini 3 Fr. Pacini 1828 13 24 Danses italiennes. Oe. 13. Paris, P. Petit 3 Fr. 75 Ct. Petit 1828 14 12 Walses arr. Oe. 14. Paris, H. Lemoine 3 Fr. 75 Ct. Lemoine 1828 15 24 Monferrines. Oe. 15. Paris, P. Petit 3 Fr. 75 Ct. Petit 1828 16 Thême varié. Oe. 16. Paris, H. Lemoine 3 Fr. 75 Ct. Lemoine 1828 17 16 Walses arr. Oe. 17. Paris, H. Lemoine 3 Fr. 75 Ct. Lemoine 1828 18 12 Walses progressives. Oe. 18. Paris, Pacini 3 Fr. Pacini 1828 19 Théme varié. Oe. 19. Paris, Janet et C. 3 Fr. Janet 1828 20 Six variations / Pour / Guitare & Cor / Sur l’Air de la Molinara. / Par / L. Castellacci et CollinJne. (guitar part only) Boieldieu 1022 Spencer 21 22 23 1823 24 Seize Morceaux / très faciles / POUR / Guitare seule / Composés / Par / Luigi Castellacci Richault 157 IGRA, BnF 25 1828 26 Trois Duos / Dialogués et Faciles / Pour / Deux Guitares / Composés et Dédiés / à Son Eléve / MonsieurBromet / Par / Luigi Castellacci Arnaud 64 NYPL, BibConsNapoli 1828 27 Var. (Io vivo sperando.) Oe. 27. Lyon, Aroud 4 Fr. 50 Ct. Arnaud 1828 28 Io Vivo Sperando / Thême varié / Pour deux Guitares / Dédié a son ami / Monsieur le Chevalier de Coucy /par / Luigi Castellacci (guitar 2 only) Arnaud 62 Spencer 1828 29 Var. (Amore marinaro) avec Basson ou Fl. Oe. 29. Paris, Janet et C. 4 Fr. 50 Ct. Janet Cons. Liege 1834 30 Amore marinaro, célèbre Chant italien varié p. Guit. Et Cor., Oe. 30. Offenbach, André 45 Xr. André 1828 31 les mêmes avec Cor ou V. Oe. 31 Paris, Janet et C. 4 Fr. 50 Ct. Janet 32 Walses / avec Variations / suivies / de morceaux de différens caractères / pour / Guitare seule /Composés par / Lugui [sic] Castellacci. Simoni 158 BnF, LBM 1823 33 Douze / Contre-Danses / Nouvelles / Pour deux Guitares / Composées / Par / Lugui[sic] Castellacci Simoni 160 Nakano, NYPL, Spencer, IGRA, Harvard, IGV, BSB, BnF 1823 34 Seize / Walses / Nouvelles et faciles / Pour / deux Guitares / Composées par / Luigi Castellacci Richault 159 Nakano, IGRA, IGV, BSB, BnF 35-1 Nel cor piu non mi sento / Nouvellement varié / Pour Guitare / Dédié à / son ami Messonier / Par / LuigiCastellacci Simoni 151 IGRA, BnF, LBM 35-2 Deux / Airs Favoris / variés Pour Guitare seule / 2o. La Tyrolienne variée, / suivie de deux Morceaux ensons harmoniques / Composés par / Luigi Castellacci Richault 3354 IGRA, BnF 1823 35-3 Dix-huit / Montferines / Pour / deux Guitares / Composées / par / Lugui[sic] Castellacci Simoni 164 BnF 36 Pot Pourri / Pour la Guitare / Composé et dédié / à son ami Mr. Meissonier / Par / Luigi Castellacci Simoni 169 BnF 1828 37 La Retraite / Nocturne / avec variations / pour Guitare / dédié / à son Elève Monsieur ??? / Par / LouisCastellacci Petit 556 NYPL, BnF, Cons. Liege 1828 38 Walses, Menuets et Marches. Oe. 38. Paris, S. Gaveaux 4 Fr. 50 Ct. Gaveaux 1828 39 Le Délire / Nocturne avec Variations, / Pour Guitare, / Dédié à son Elève / Monsieur le Comte / Alfredde Taubert, / par / Louis Castellacci Petit; Laffillé 557 NYPL, Hudleston, BnF, Biblioteca comunale Giovanni Antonio Battarra – Coriano, Cons. Liege 1828 40 Le Départ du Grenadier / Varié pour Guitare / et Dédié à son Elève / Mademoiselle Délia / Pensionnairedu Roi / par / Luigi Castellacci Meissonnier 273 Hudleston 1828 41 Écoute Écoute / Nouvelle Tyrolienne / variée / pour Guitare / par / Luigi Castellacci Meissonnier 275 Hudleston 42 1828 43 3 Morceaux de diff. Caractères. Oe. 43. Paris, S. Gaveaux 4 Fr. 50 Ct. Gaveaux 43 Ronde d’Emma, / Variée / Pour Guitare / et dédiée / à Son Elève / Monsieur ??? / Par / Louis Castellacci Laffillé 555 NYPL 1827 44 Fantaisie / composée par / B. SCHLÖER & L. CASTELLACCI / pour / Piano-Forte / et / Guitare / Oeuv.44 / Leipsic / Pr. 16 Gr. / Chez Breitkopf & Härtel Costallat; Breitkopf & Härtel 4286 Nakano, Berlin, IGRA, BnF 1827 45 BOLERO / pour / Piano & Guitare / avec / Introduction et Final / par / B.J. Schloer / et / L.CASTELLACCI. / Chez Breitkopf & Härtel à Leipsic. / Pr. 16 Gr. [pl. no. 4484] Costallat; Breitkopf & Härtel 4484 Nakano, LoC, Berlin, BnF 1827 46 Introduction / et / Bolero / Suivis d’un Rondeau / en Sons Harmoniques / pour / Guitare / par / LuigiCastellacci. (tune to G minor) Breitkopf & Härtel 4450 Nakano, Spencer, Gesellschaft, Dk.Stats, IGRA, Hudleston, Dk.Stats, BSB, BnF 1853 47 Fantaisie / et Variations / pour Guitare / Composées et Dédiées / à Son Elève / Louis d’Aubonne /Chevalier de l’Ordre de St. Ferdinand / par / Luigi Castellacci (tuned to G minor) Heu 1006 Hudleston 48 1828 49 Fantaisie et Variations Dialogueer Theme Viennois Petit LoC (Sauter), BnF 50 Fantaisie für Flöte, Horn und Gitarre op. 50 Winterthur: Amadeus 2013 51 52 Le Charme des veillées / Morceaux de différents caractères / et d’un Style léger / pour / Guitare seule/ Composés et dédiés à / Mademoiselle / Adelle Jolly / par / Luigi Castellacci Joly 158 BnF 1826 53 Le Papillon / ou choix / de Morceaux faciles / Pour / Guitare seule / Composés et dédiés à son Elève /Monsieur David / par / Luigi Castellacci Joly 173 BnF 1826 54 Le Passe Temps / Choix / de Marches, Valses, Ecossaises, Boleros, &a / pour / Guitare seule /Dédiées à son ami / Le Comte / Achile de Jouffroy / par / Luigi Castellacci Joly 154 BritLib, Spencer, BnF 55 Les Premiers Essais / ou / Vingt Morceaux / Faciles et soigneusement Doigtés / Pour la Guitare / Dédiés/ aux Jeunes Elèves / par / Luigi Castellacci Joly 293 BnF 64 [56], No.1 No.1, Choeur des Chasseurs Joly 175 BnF 57a, No.2 No.2, Chanson de Table Joly 176 Spencer, BnF 58a, No.3 No.3, Walse favorite Joly 177 BnF 1828 57b Douze Petits Rien / Pour Guitare, / Composés Par / Luigi Castellacci, / et dédiés / à Madame J. Diet, /Son Eléve Petit 959 NYPL 1828 58b Bagatelles de Société / Pour / Guitare seule, / Dédiées à son Elève / Mademoiselle I. Tassin. / Par /Luigi Castellacci Laffillé 992 NYPL 59 1828 60 Les Fleurs / Oeuvre favorite / Pour Guitare seule / Dédiée à son Elève / Mr. David / par / LuigiCastellacci Joly 212 BnF 61 1828 62 Méthode / Complète et progressive / pour la / Guitare / par / Castellaci / 2e Edition / revue etaugmente Schonenberger S 802 BritLib, BibOrazioVecchi, Cons. Liege 1828 63 Robin Adair / Célèbre Air Ecossais / Intercallé dans / La Dame Blanche / Varié / pour la guitare / EtDédié à son Elève, / Mr. Max Caccia / par / Luigi Castellacci Laffillé 1032 NYPL, BnF, Cons. Liege 64 1828 65 Fantaisie / Sur Un Thême Viennois, / ??? / Guitare Seule / Dédiée `son Elève / Madame Channen / par /Luigi Castellacci Petit 1035 NYPL, BnF, Cons. Liege 66-94 95 Valses favorites tirees des operas de Rossini : arrangees pour guitare et dediees a son eleve J.L.J. Vanden Berg / par Luigi Castellacci. Op: 95. [ca.1828] Joly 208 Spencer 96 97 98 99 Fantaisie / composée / pour Guitare seule / Sur la Romance favorite de la Cenerentola / non più mestaaccanto al Foco / de Rossini, / Dédiée à son Elève / Mademoiselle Arabella Campbell / par / LuigiCastellacci Petit 1240 BritLib 100 Grande Fantaisie / composée / pour Guitare seule / Sur la Marche favorite ?? / Moïse / Musique deRossini / Dédiée à son Élève / Mademoiselle Luisa Hath / par / Luigi Castellacci Petit 1297 NYPL 1853 101 Op. 101 par Luigi Castellacci (tune to E major, guitar part only, missing title page) 1013 Hudleston 1853 102 Valses, guitare et piano 1853 103 Le Comte Ory / varié pour / Guitare & Violon / dédié / à son Ami / le Chevalier de Coussy / LuigiCastellacci Heu 123 Hudleston 104-159 160 Huit Variations / pour guitare seule / composées / sur un Thême Original / et dédiées à MademoiselleMaria Tocher / par / Luigi Castellacci Petit 1388 NYPL 161-182 1835 183 Theme Original / Varié / precédé de nouveaux motifs / La Valse du Duc de Reischtadt, La Brise du Matinet Galopades / pour La Guitare / dédié / à Mademoiselle Louisa Page / son Elève / par / L. Castellacci Joly 373 BnF 1835 184 Fantaisie Caprice / composée / d’un Theme varié, Valses, Polonaises, / et plusieurs Galopades / pour laGuitare / dédiée à son Elève / Madame F. Swinsen / par / L. Castellacci Joly 374 BnF 1835 185 Grande Fantaisie / Sur la Valse / du Duc de Reichstadt / Introduction et Final / Pour la / Guitare /Composée et dédiée à son Elève / Camille Page / par / L. Castellacci Joly 375 BnF 186 Thême Original / Varié / Pour le Cornet à Pistons / et Piano / dédié à son Ami / T. Hermans / Artistedes Concerts Musard / par / L. Castellacci Joly 354 BnF 187 188 189 1842 190 Les Souvenirs Airs / Italiens, Espagnols, Allemands, Suisses, Valses, Galops. / variés pour un Cornet àPistons / par / L. Castellacci Joly 27 BnF L’Âge de Quinze Ans, / Chansonnette, / Dédiée à Mademoiselle Emilie Bourion / Par Mr. Clever de Maldignyauteur des Paroles. / Musique et Accompt. de Piano par L. Castellacci Petit 1058 BritLib, BnF 1835 Album de 1835 / Six Italian Ariette & Six Notturni / With Accompaniments for the / Piano Forte orGuitar, / Composed & Dedicated to / Mad.e F. Swinsen / By / Luigi Castellacci Chappell (Pacini) 5001 BritLib, Glasgow Univ. Preludio in Si min. Nakano Neuf Valses / pour Guitare seule / par Castellacci / Sur des Thêmes de G. Rossini Petit 1397 Spencer Soirées francaises. / 1er Cahier / De Contre-danses pour Guitare / avec Figures, / Par / LouisCastellacci Boieldieu 904 BnF Soirées Françaises / 2a Cahier, / Contre-danses pour Guitare / avec Figures, / Par / Louis Castellacci Boieldieu 905 BnF Fantaisie / avec / Variations / en Trio / pour Cornet à Pistons, Guitare, / et Violoncelle / par / LuigiCastellacci. Richault 674 RCM, Spencer Le depit : romance (“J’etais heureux”) Spencer, Arenberg 1827 Les Adieux d’un Africain a la Girafe / Paroles d’Emmaniiel Destouches de Mondoubleau / Musique etAccompagnement de Guitare / Par Luigi Castellacci Joly BnF (Gallica) 1827 La croix de la Glacière, romance, paroles d’E. Destouches de Mondoubleau, musique et accompagnement deguitare, par Luigi Castellacci 1830 Serment d’amour, romance de Castellacci Arenberg 1830 Dix huit walses, arrangées pour guitare seule, sur des thêmes extruite opéras de Rossini; par LuigiCastellacci, divisées en deux livres 1878 Guitare – Etudes et méthodes de Lemoine, Carpentras, Carulli, Castellacci, Sor, Giuliani, Roy. [Lemoine] Lemoine 1828 Fantaisie dialogueée p. Gu. Fl. et Cor. Paris, A. Petit 4 Fr. 50 Ct. Petit 1828 Thême varié. No. 40. Paris, Pacini 75 Ct. Pacini 1828 Rondoncino. No. 125. Paris, Pacini 75 Ct. Pacini 1828 4 Quadrilles. Paris, A. Petit 4 Fr. 50 Ct. Petit 1828 Walse d’Emma arr. Avec Var. Paris, A. Petit 4 Fr. 50 Ct. Petit 1828 12 Walses. Paris, A. Petit 4 Fr. 50 Ct. Petit 1828 12 Walses. Liv. 1, 2. Paris, Janet et C. à 3 Fr. Janet 1828 Var. (Soyez sensibles.) Paris, Pacini 1 Fr. 80 Ct. Pacini Petite Méthode de Guitarre Petit; Launer (Nakano article); BiblConsvBruxelles Nouvelle Méthode complète de Cornet à 3 pistons, augumentée…par Ph. Gattermann Cotelle 1825 Songez à moi, romance; paroles de M. le chever. Dupuy-des-Islets, musique et accomp. de piano par LuigiCastellacci Lafillé BnF 1826 Désir d’inconstance. Romance, paroles de M.J.F. de la Villenié, musique de Castellacci Pacini Trois romances P. 2 – le Songe, inc. Bercé par un aimable songeP. 4 – Romance, inc. Il est particelui qui m’intéresseP. 6 – L’Amour timide, inc. Hélas ! quel martyre ô Dieu des amours Hanry BnF Douze / Walzes / Pour Guitare, / Par / Louis Castellacci. / 1er Cahier (2a Cahier) Boieldieu 906 BnF Les Adieux. Romance. Paroles de Mr de la Viffenié Hanry BnF Annette à la ville. Romance. Paroles de Mr L. Jolly Hanry BnF Aux Indifférens. Romance à deux voix. Paroles de Mr Batlle Hanry BnF Les Derniers adieux. Romance. Paroles de Madame*** Hanry BnF Hanry BnF La Jeune malade. Romance de Mr L. Jolly Hanry BnF Parla mi pur sincera. Canzenatta. Paroles de Mr*** Hanry BnF La Pauvre Laide. Romance Hanry BnF La Petite Discrette. Chansonnette Hanry BnF Le Revenant. Romance Hanry BnF Robert. Romance Hanry BnF Soupir d’amour. Romance. Paroles de Mr le Baron de Maldigny Hanry BnF La Fleur renvoyée. Romance. Paroles de Mme Desbordes Valmore Hanry BnF L’Incertitude. Romance. Paroles de Mme Desbordes Valmore Hanry BnF Ariette italienne. Paroles de Mr Métastase Hanry BnF L’Oiseleur / Romance Imitée de Bion / Musique de Cassel / Accompt de Guitare par Castellacci Pacini RJC La marseillaise / accompagnement de guitare par Castellacci Dalhousie University Library... Revista de la GuitarraJuly 21, 2019The Japanese guitar journal “Revista de la Guitarra” or “ギター専門誌 ギタルラ” from perhaps 1947 to at least 1953. The tables of content will be added at a later date, but digital files of the issues I own I will make available right now. LocNo.DateJapaneseEnglish12DGA35/1948DGA410/194856DGA77/1949DGA811/19499DGA1011/1950DGA1110/1951DGA127/1952DGA1310/1953... Nakano CollectionJuly 7, 2019Since I originally posted in 2012 about the Nakano Collection (original post below) I have been working to add it to my Archive Search feature. It is finally available! Follow this link to show all items from the collection. The print catalog has double entries for edited works so there are 7652 entries for 6100 unique items. In addition to the 6100 items in the print catalog I have added 212 items that were not originally in the print catalog. These are Japanese books/journals and Western books/journals. Unfortunately it appears the database search is not working for Japanese or Russian characters. The database in general needs a lot of functional improvements. Please contact me if you need help with searches that are not working for you. Sept. 2012: Doshisha University compiled two catalogs of the Nakano Collection – one for guitar and one for mandolin. Both catalogs are available for order directly from the university. The Nakano Collection contains approximately 12,000 individual items with about 6100 in the guitar section. Doshisha has photocopied the nearly the entire collection and bound it into a series of very large volumes. As long as you can get into the library it is very easy to access the collection by requesting certain volumes. See this site for more information about the mandolin part of Nakano’s collection. The catalog is broken into individual works, anonymous works, collected works, Russian collected works, and methods. Abbate, Nicola Abis, Giovanni Abloniz, Miguel Abril, Tirado Pedro Ximenes Absil, Jean Abt, F. Achaval, A. Peralta Adam, Adolphe Charles Ageni, L.D. Agras, R. Aguado, Dionisio Aguilera de Heredia, Sebastian Aguirre, Julian Ajala (Ayala), Ruggiero Alard, Delphin Alba, Antonio Albeniz, Isaac Albeniz, Mateo Albeniz, Pedro Albert, Heinrich Albert, R. Rod. Alberti, F. Albinoni, Tomaso Alcazar, Miguel Alfonso X, El Sabio Alfonso, Javier Alfonso, Nicolas Allende, Q.B. Almagro, A. Almeida, Laurindo Almenar, M. de Aloisi, A. Alvarez, Antonio Alwe, F. Amadei, Amedeo Ambrosius, Hermann Andres, F. San Angel, Miguel Anido, Maria Luisa Ansetonius, Anzaghi, Luigi Oreste Apostel, Hans Erich Arai, Kazuo (新井和夫) Arbo, M. Asins Arcangelo (del Leuto) (Lori Arcangelo) Arcas, Julian Arditi, Arenas, Mario Rodrigues Arnao, P. Arne, Arolas, E. Arrigo, Girolamo Asencio, Vicente Asioli, Francesco (da Reggio) Auber, Daniel F.E. Aubery du Boulley, P.L. Ayala, Delia Montero Ayala, Hector Aydintan, Zya Azpiazu, Jose de Bacci, Mario Bach, A.M. Bach, Carl Philip Emanuel Bach, Friedman Bach, J. Christian Bach, Johann Sebastian Bach, Johann Ernst Bacher, Josef Baille, Louis Bailleux, Antoine Bakfark, Balint Balaguer, Francesco Balaguer, Rafael Baldini, U. Balfe, M.W. Ballat, Camille Baptiste, J. Barbe, M. Barbetta, Giulio Cesare (Barbetti) Barbieri, Mario Barco, A. Baron de Barison, Cesare Barkhausen, Carlo Barlow, Fred Barnett, John Barrachina, G. Barret, J. Barrios, Augustin Barrios, Angel Baschny, Ioseph Baston, John Bathioli, F. Bauclair, A.R. Baumann, Herbert Baumgart, Herrmann Baur, Jurg Bautista, Julian Bayer, Eduard Beaujoyeux, vers 1580 Beccuti, R. Becker, g. Beckerath, Alfred von Bedard, Juan Bautista Beethoven, Ludvig van Behrend, Siegfried Belanovsky, S. Belasco, M. Bellenghi, Giuseppe Bellini, Vincenzo Bellisario, A. Bellow, Alexander Benda, G. Benedictus, Berat, E. Berbiguier, T. et Carpentras, Louis Ange Bergonzi, R. Beringer, G. Berkeley, Lennox Berlioz, Louis Hector Bermudo, Juan (Padre) Berruti, Dino Bersano, A. Bertin, Elisa Bertioli, A. Berto, A.P. Besard, Jean Baptiste (Besardus) Bettinelli, Bruno Bevilaqua, Mathieu Biagi, Manlio Bianchini, Domenico Bickford, V. Olcott Billiard (Billard), Jean Paul (Juan Pablo) Birth, Th. Bischoff, H. Bisi, R. Bissantz, G. Bizet, Georges Blanchi, G. Blanco, J.A.O. Blum, Charles Bobri, V. Bobrowicz, J.N. de Boccherini, Luigi Bochsa, C. Pere Boda, John Bodstein, F.A. Bohr, Heinrich Boieldieu, Francois-Adrien Bolzoni, Giovanni Bondon, Jacques Bonet, D. Bonfa, Luis Bononcini, G.B. Bonvicini, F. Borella, J. Borges, Raul Borgesano, A. Borodin, Aleksandr Porfirievich Borroni, Pietro Paolo (Paulo Borrono da Milan) Bortolazzi, Bartolomeo Bosch (Renard), Jaime Felipe Jose Bosque, R.G. Brahms, Johannes Brandao, Jose Domingos Brayssing, Gregoire Bream, Julian Brescianello, Giuseppe Antonio Breton y Hernandez, Tomas Brindle-Borsi, Britten, Benjamin Broca, Jose Brodsky, Ferenc Brojer, Robert Broqua, Alfonso Brouwer, Leo Bruger, Hans Dagobert Brughetti, F. Brull, M. Brunner, C.T. Bufaletti, F. Bufano, Jorge Buisson, Du Bulatoff, Paul Burgmuller, F. Burkhart, F. Buscaglia, J. Butting, M. Buttinger, C.C. Caballero, Manuel F. Cabezon, Antonio Cabrera, F. Cabrera, Miguel Calace, Raffaele Calandra, Matilde T. de Calatayud, Bartolome Caldara, Antonio Calegari, Francesco Caliendo, Eduardo Call, Leonard de Calleja, Francisco Calleja, R. Campello, E. Campion, Francios Campo, J. Candi, Candido Cano, Antonio Cano, Federico Cantoral, R. Capeller, J.N. Capirola, Vincenzo Capua, Eduardo di Caputo, Gennaro Carboni, J.A. Carcassi, Matteo Carnaud, pere et fils Caroli, A. (Eduard Bayer) Carosio, Ermenegildo Carosio, Ettore Caroso, Fabritio (Fabrizio) Carulli, Ferdinando Carulli, Gustavo Casanovas, S.G. Casielles, B. Fernandez Castellacci, Luigi Castellano, Jesus Castelli, Francesco Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario Castro de Gistau, Salvador Castro, F. de Casuscelli, Nicodemo Cavazzoli, Germano Cervantes, Ignacio Chacon, Meme Chapi, Ruperto Chavarri, Eduardo L. Chessi, Vincenzo Chevessaille, Chierici, F. Chiesa, Ruggero Chilesotti, Oscar Chiodi, R. Chopin, Frederic Chueca, Frederico Cimadevilla, F. Cimarosa, Domenico Clarke, Jeremiah Coco, J.B. Coenen, P. Colombo, E. Company, Antonio Company, Alvaro Corbetta, Francois Corbian, R. Corelli, Arcangelo Corezzola, Vittorio Costa, J. Costa, Onorato Coste, Napoleon Cottin, Alfredo Cottin, Madelein Couperin, Francois Crespo, J.G. Cruz, Ivo Cubedo, Manuel Cuevas, A. Cutting, F. Czernuschka, Fritz Da Crema, Giovanni (Joan) Maria Dagosto, Sylvain Dahlke, Ernst Dall’Abacco, E.F. Dall’Aquila, Marco (Da L’Aquila) Dalmar, Alvaro Dalza, Joan Ambrosio (Joannambrosio) Damas, Tomas Danek, Danner, P. Daquin, Louis-Claude Darr, Adam Daube, Joh. Fr. David del Castillo David, Joh. Nep. David, Thomas Christian De la Maza, Regino Sainz Debussy, C. Decker-Schenk, J. Defrance, B.E. Degese, V. Del Castillo, Delaunay, P. Delfino, Enrique Delibes, Leo Denza, Luigi Derwort, G.H. Desderi, E. Di Ponio, B. Diabelli, A. Diaz, Alirio Dickhut, C. Dieupart, Charles Digmeloff, G. Diomedes de Venezia Dipple, T.I. Dobrauz, Carl Dodgson, Stephen Doisy, Domandl, Willy Dominguez, A. Dominici, Antonio Donizetti, Gaetano Donostia, J.A. Doring, Dorn, J. Dowland, John Drongitis, S. Duarte, John W. Dubez, J. Dullye, J.M. Dunst, Etienne Dupre, Desmond Durand, Aug. Duvernay, Flamini Eitle, Eitler, Esteban Emanuel-Cali, Gaetano Emma, Louis Engel, E. Es, Piet van Escudero, Mario Espiga, Espinos, Alonso Espinosa (de los Monteros), Gaspar Esquembre, Quintin Estrada, Hector Eulenstein, C. Evans, Wm. Eynard, Camille Ezaki, K. Fabini, Edouardo Fabri, T. Fahrbach, Josef (Joseph) Falla, Manuel de Falu, Eduardo Fampas, Dimitris Faraill, Marius Faraill, Martial Farbach, F. Farrauto, G. Fernandez, O.L. Ferne, Ferrabosco, Alfonso (de Bolognia) Ferracin, G. Nadir Ferrandiere, F. Ferrari, Aldo Ferrari, Romolo Ferrer, Jose Ferrio, Fetler, P. Fier, Johann B. von Filippi, Amedeo de Fleury, Abel Fliess, Flotow, Friedrich von Foden, Wm. Foreit, A. Forrer, Theo. Fortea, Daniel Fortea, Severino Garcia Fossa, Francois de Francaix, J. Francesco da Milano Francia, Ferdinando Franz, J. Franz, R. Fray Tomas de Santa Maria Frescobaldi, G. Fresno, Jorge Friesnegg, K. Fuenllana, M. de Furstenau, Kaspar (C.) Galilei, Vincenzo Galindo, Patricio Galles, Jose Gallucci, Luigi Galluzzo, Alfonso Galluppi, B. Gangi, Mario Garcia, A. Garcia, C. Garcia, Hector Gardana, Enea Gardel, Carlos Garsi, Santino (da Parma) Gascon, Leon Vicente Gatayes, Guillaume Pierre Antoine Gatell, Alfredo Gaude, Th. Gautiero, R. Gavall, John Gelas, Lucien Gelli, Vincent Geminiani, Francesco Genta, M. Gentile, A.A. Gerle, Hans Geszler, Gyorgy Gherardini, C. Giesbert, F.J. Gil, Francisco Gilardino, Angelo Giles, F. Diaz Gimenez y Vives Gimenez, G. Giordani, Giuseppe Giordani, T. Giordano, Luis Giraud, Hubert Giuliani, Mauro Giuliani, Emilia Giuliani, Michel Glinka, Mikhail Ivanovich Gluck, Christoph Willibald Goldberg, Georges Gollmick, Gomez, R. Gomez, V. Gonzales, Jose Luis Gorzanis, Giacomo (de) Gossner, Sophie Gottschalk, Gotz, Alois Gotze, Walter Gounod, Charles Francois Graffer, A. (Graeffer) Gragnani, Filippo Granada, L. Sanchez Granadauer, K. Granados, Enrique Granata, R. Grasso, G. Grau, A. Graupner, Christoph Gregori, G.L. Gretry, A. Grieg, Edvard Hagerup Griessel, Apie Grisar, Albert Groodt, F. de Gruber, F.X. Grupalli, J.C. Guastavino, C. Guenett, Freddy Guerau, F. Guerrero, J. Guidon, Maurice Guindani, Giulio Gurlitt, Cornelius Halevy, J. Halffter (-Escriche), Ernesto Halffter (-Escriche), Rudolfo Hamada, Jiro (浜田滋郎) Handel, Georg Friedrich Hara, Hiroshi (原博) Hara, Kazuko (原嘉寿子) Harder, A. Hardmuth, Louis Hartig, Heinz Friedrich Hasenohrl, Franz Haug, Hans Hayakawa, Masaaki (早川正昭) Hayashi, Hikaru (林光) Haydn, Franz Joseph Hebb, Bernard Hechel, W. Heeren, Hanns (Hannes) Heller, Stephen Henri Le Jeune (Henry Le Jeune) Henselt, Henze, Bruno Henze, Carl (Charles) Herold, Johann Theodor Herrera, Ramon de Herz, H. Hibino, Toshimichi (日比野俊道) Hirai, Kozaburo (平井康三郎（保喜）) Hirayoshi, Takekuni (平吉毅州) Hlouschek, Theodor Hofer, Frederic Hoffer, Paul Hofmeister, Robert Hohne, H. Holz, Emil Homann, O. Honsberged, Horetzky, Felix (Horecki, Feliks) Hori, Kiyotaka (堀清隆) Hoshido, Mikio (芳志戸幹雄) Huber, Eugen Huerta, A.T. Hulsen, Ernst Hummel, Johann N. Hunten, E.P. Hunten, Frantz Hunyany, Hussey, M.A. Huttl, W. Huwet, Gregorio Ibert, Jacques Ifukube, Akira (伊福部昭) Iglesias, A. Infanterie, G. Iparraguirre, P.A. Irino, Yoshiro (入野義郎) Ishii, Maki (石井真木) Ishizuki, Kazumasa () Isnardi, Benedetto Ito, Hisao (伊東尚生) Ivanov-Kramskoi, A. Ivanovici, Ion. (J.) Jaksch, Emilie Jansa, L. Jansen, J.C.W. Jeffery, Brian Jelinek, H. Jobim, Antonio Carlos John, S. Johnson, Robert Jolivet, Andre Joly, D. Jorge, M. de Judenkunig, Hans Jullot, Gaston Just, Elsa Kabalewsky, D. Kaneko, Takao () Kapsberger, J.H. Karpati, E. Keller, Ch. Kellner, Josef Kelterborn, R. Kennard, Deric Kennard, Jan. Kimura, Masami (木村正美) Kinsky, Georg Kitchener, W.J. Klambt, F. Klienlen, J. Ch. Klinger, J. Knab, Armin Kobune, Kojiro (小船幸次郎) Kohaut, Carl Kok, J.B. Komter, J.M. Komuro, Hitoshi (小室等) Kondo, Tsuneo (近藤恒夫) Korsakoff, Rimsky Kosack, Hans Peter Kostka, Kothe, Robert Kovats, Barna Koyama, Masaru (小山勝) Kratzmann, Emil Krebs, Johann Ludwig Kreisler, Fritz Kremberg, Jacob Kretschmar, Walter Kreutzer, Conradin Kreutzer, Joseph Kuebs, Johann Ludwig Kuffner, Joseph Kuhnau, J. 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Luckner, Otto Luczah, Hugo (Lukzah/Luczak) Luigi, G. Lully, Jean-Baptiste (Lulli, Giovanni B.) Luna, Pablo Luque, Julio A. Vocos Lusignan, Constant de Lutz, Ella (Elle) Maar, Gust Mac-Dowell, Machkewitch, W.P. Maciocchi, Mario Madriguera, Paquita Magarshack, John Mairants, Ivor Makaroff, Nicolas Makuta, Keiji (幕田慶司) Malats, J. Manabe, Riichiro (真鍋理一郎) Mancinelli, Margherita Manen, Joan Manjon, Antonio J. Maravilla, Luis Marcellino, J. Augusto Marcello, Benedetto Marchetti, F. Marchetto, Cara Marco, E. Marella, Giovanni Battista Marin, Rafael Marinelli, Carlo Mariotti, Ugo Marquez-Garcia, Matias Marschner, Heinrich Marshall, B. Marteau, Rene Martin, Frank Martin, John Martinez, J. Gonzales Martinez, Pepe Martini, Giovanni Battista (Juan Bautista) Martini, P. Martino, U. de Martorell, J. Guerrero Marucelli, Enrico Marx, Karl Mas, Miguel Mascha, M. Massana, A. Massenet, Jules Massis, Amable Matiegka, Wenzel Matsumoto, Teiho (松本定芳) Mattheson, Johann Mayer, A. Mayer, C.H. Mayer, Ilfei Mayeur, L. Mayseder, J. Maza, P. Mazza, Giuseppe (Joseph) Mazzola, Angelo Mazzola, Nando Mediavilla, J.L. Medio, A. Mehlhart, Anton Meier, Georg (Maier, Georg) Meissonier, Antoine Meissonier, Joseph Mekarsky, Victor de Menaya, I. Mendelssohn, Felix Mendez, Conny Mendez, Guillermo Flores Menotti, Nelly Mercadante, S. Mercado, D. Merchi, Giacomo Mertz, J.K. Metallo, G. Methfessel, Fr. Meunier, Philippe Meyer, Ad. Meyer-Steineg, Th. Meyerbeer, Giacomo Meyster, W. Mietzke, C. Milan (Millan), Louis (Luis/Luys) de Milhaud, D. Miliaressis, Gerassimos Minchiotti, Luigi Miranda, Basilio Miyake, Haruna (三宅榛名) Miyata, Masao () Mizobuchi, Kohgoro (溝淵浩五郎) Modugno, D. Mohino, J.G. Mokrousov, B. Molinaro, Simone Molino, Franc Molitor, Simon Franz Mollmann, C. Mompou, F. Monden, Godelieve Monsigny, Monteverdi, Claudio Montey, H. Monti, Vittorio Montpou, Monzino, G. Moore, T. Morales, J.T. Morales, Rafael (Raphael) More, Gonzalo Gonzalez Moretti, Federico Moretti, Luigi Mori, C. de Mori-Taddei, Cesare Morkoff, W.I. Moya, Vicente Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozzani, Luigi Mudarra, Alonso Muller, J.J. Muller-Pering, Thomas Munier, Carlo Munoz, Ricardo Murcia, Santiago de Murtula, Giovanni Musorgsky, Modest Petrovich Nadegine, L.A. Nagel, Frank Nagytothy-Toth, Abel Nakabayashi, Atsuhiko (中林淳真) Nakagawa, Nobutaka (中川信隆) Nakano, Jiro (中野二郎) Narvaez, Luys de (Luis) Nava, Achille Nava, Antonio Navarro, Matilde Ferrari de Navone, Giovanni Neeman, H. Negri, Cesare Negri, Silvio Nemerowski, A. Neruda, F. Neuland, W. Neusidler, Hans Nevot, Pera Nicolai, Otto Nieto (Gonzalez), Manuel (Gonzalez Nieto, M) Nieto, Jose N. Nin-Culmell, Joaquin Nishigaki, Masanobu (西垣正信) Nishimori, M. (西森正治) Noad, Frederick M. Noble, Ramon Noceti, G. Nogales, Rafael Nogueras, V. Costa Noli, Juan F. Norman, Theodore Noro, Takeo (野呂武男) Nunes, Milton R. Nunez, Enrique A. Nuske, J.A. Obara, Seiko (小原聖子) Oberleitner, And. Obregon, Alberto C. Ocampo, M.C. Offenbach, Jacques Oginski, M. Ogura, Shun (小倉俊) Oguri, T. () Ohana, Maurice Okawara, Yoshie (大河原義衛) Olcott-Bickford, Vahdah Olivieri, A. Orozco, Praxedes Gil Orsolino, Ortiz, Julian Ortner, Jakob Otsuka, Fusayoshi (大塚房喜) Padovetz, Joh. Paer, F. Paganini. Niccolo Pahissa, J. Palacio, Domingo T. Palau, Manuel Paleologo, Andres Palladino, Carlo Paolinelli, Papas, Sophocles Parga, Juan Parkening, Christopher Parodi, Mario Parra, Luis A. de la Parras del Moral Parras, Juan Partisch, J.F. Pasquini, Bernardo Pastor, Juan Pastor, Segundo Paulian, E. Pavlistcheff, N. Pavon, A.M. Payne, J.H. Pedrell, Carlos Pelzer, C. Josepha Pelzer, Ferdinand Pena, E. Vazquez Pepusch, J. Ch. Peralta, S.G. Pergolesi, Giovanni Battista Peroni, Giuseppe Peschini, A. Peters, P. Petit, Raymond Pettoletti, P. Peyron, F.G.V. Pezzoli, G. Pfeifer, Franz Pfister, Karl Piedra, G. de Pignocchi, E. Pinero, Bianqui Pirani, G.B. Pisador, Diego Pitfield, T.B. Pittaluga, Gustavo Pizzi, Ugo Playford, John Plesas, Mimi Plouvier, P.J. Polansky, Gustav Pollet, B. Pomilio, Tomas Ponce, Manuel Maria Ponchielli, Amilcare Porrino, Ennio Porro, Portela, Raul Portillo, J. Powrozniak, Jozef Pradatsch, F. Prat, Domingo Pratten, Catharina Josepha Pratten, R. Sidney (Madame) Presti, Ida Printems, L.J. Jacques Proakins, Costa Proakis, C. Proch, Heinrich Provost, H. Prudent, Prusik, K. Puente-Arnao, Maximo Pugni, Pujol, Emilio Purcell, Henry Purday, C.H. Puskas, Tibor Quintero, Juan Raab, J. Rameau, Jean-Philippe Ranieri, Silvio Rau, [Vicefeldwebel] Rebikoff, Reger, C. Regondi, Giulio Reichardt, J.F. Reiner, I (J). E. Reis, Jacobus Resinger, M.J. Reiter, Albert Rentmeister, Josef Reyne, Gerard Ribayaz, L. Ruiz de Ricci, L. Riche, Noel Rickford, Vahdah D. Riedinger, F (J). Riera, R. Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolai Ringler, Franz Rio, Chuck Rios, S. Pintos Ritter, H. Ritter, Theodor Robinson, Robledo, Josefina Roca, Luisa M. de Rocamora, F. Roch, Pascual Rode, Jacques Pierre Rodrigo, Joaquin Rodrigo, P. Rodriquez, G.H. Matos Roedel, J. Roesel, Rudolf E. Rogatis, T.F. de Romberg, B. Romer, Mathaus Romero, Luis T. Romero, M.P. Roncalli, Ludovico Rondorf, Alfred Rooy, Julio Rosanelli, G. Rosas, Juventino Rosenmuller, Johann Rosetta, Giuseppe Rossini, Gioacchino Rotta, Antonio Rougeon, P. Roussel, Albert Roy, Adrian le Rubinsein, Anton Grigorievich Rubinstein, Anton Grigorievich Rubira, A. Rueff, Rolf Ruet, Jaime Ruiz-pipo, Antonio (Ruiz Pipo) Rusanov, V.A. Rust, Fr. W. Rycken, Hendrick Sabicas, Sacchi, Federico Sagreras, Julio S. Sagreras, Gaspar Sagraras, Clelia J. Sagrini, L. Sainz de la Maza, Eduardo Saita, K. () Saito, T. () Salazar, Adolfo Saldarelli, Vincenzo Samazeuilh, Gustave Sammartini, Gioseffo Sammartino, L.R. Sanchez, Blas Sancho, Jose Santorsola, Guido Sanz, D.M. Sanz, Gaspar Sarasate, Pablo (de) Sarcoli, Adolfo Sarenko, W.S. Sarrablo (y) Clavero, Manuel Sartori, Giacomo Satalia, Agustin Savio, Isaias Sawa, Tsunehiko () Sawaguchi, Chuzaemon (沢口忠左衛門) Scarlatti, D. Scarlatti, Alessandro Schale, C.F. Schaller, Erwin Scheidler, Christian Gottlieb Scheit, Karl Scherber, C.A. Scherrer, H. Schibler, Armin Schick, O. Schindler, Otto Schlick, Arrnolt Schlick, Juan Conrad Schlinske, W. Schmid-Kayser, Hans Schmidt, A. Schnabel, Josef Schneider, Simon Scholz, Arthur Johannes Schramm, Werner Schubert, Franz Schulz, Andre Schulz, Leonard Schulz, Max Schumann, Robert Schuster, V. Schutz, Heinrich Schwarz-Reiflingen, Erwin Schwerdhofer, Markus Seegner, Franz G. Segovia, Andres Seiber, Matyas Seixas, Carlo de Sensier, Peter Seracini, J. Serrano, Shand, Ernest Shimizu, Tamaki () Shimma, Hideo (新間英雄) Shipley, R. Shiraishi, Akio () Shishido, M. () Siegl, Otto Sikhra, A. Silcher, Fr. Silvestri, Primo Simone, Pablo Sinopoli, Antonio Sirera, Jose Skorzeny, Fritz Sofia, Pedro Sojo, Vincente E. Sola, C.M. Soler, P. Antonio Solov’ev, A. Sopp, Fr. Sor, Ferdinand Soria, L. Soriano, Perez Spina, Anton(io) Spina, Frederic Spinacino, Francesco Spintler, Chr. Spohr, Ludwig Spontini, Gasparo Spreafico, Federico R. Staak, P. van der Stadlmair, Hans Steigenberger, A. Steinfels, A. Steinwender, Sterzati, Umberto Stingl, Anton Stockmann, J. Stoll, Fr. Strauss, Johann II Stravinsky, Igor Strobl, Otto Sugano, Hirokazu () Suppe, Franz von Suppus, C. Suss, Rudolf Sussmann, Ph. Suzuki, Seiichi (鈴木静一) Takagi, Takashi () Takei, Morishige (武井守成) Tansman, Alexandre Tapia, J. Taraffo, Pasquale Tarrago, Graciano Tarrega, Francisco Tatay, Francisco Nacher Tauber, W. Tchaikovsky, Petr Ilych Tedesko, M. Telemann, Georg Philipp Terzi, Benvenuto Tessarech, Jacques Thalberg, Theunen-Seidl, Hertha Thomas, Juan Maria Thome, Francis Tirado, P.X. Abril Titl, A. Emil Toci, T. Tomas, Jose Tomaschek, Anton Tonassi, Pietro Tonazzi, Bruno Topper, Guido Torelli, Giuseppe Torre, Francisco de la Torroba, Frederico Moreno Townsend, Lawrence Turina, J. Turk, Daniel Gottlob Tuti, R. Udaeta, A. Ueda, Masanao (上田雅直) Uhl, Alfred Uldall, Hans Uray, Ernst Ludwig Urban, Stepan Usher, Terry Usillos, Carlos Uzes, J. Vaccari, R. Valderrabano, Enriquez de Valencia, J. Valverde y Estelles, Van de Velde, Albert A. Vanhall, J.B. Varela, P.C. Varlet, A.H. Vazquez, Juan Velasco, Venancio Garcia Velletri, Cassio de Verdi, Giuseppe F. Veretti, Antonio Vergnes, J. des Viarizio, Rodolfo Viladomat, J. Villa-Lobos, H. Villanueva, M. Anibal Villar, Rogelio Vimeux, Jos. Vinas, Jose Viozzi, Giulio Visee, Robert de Viseo, R. de Vivaldi, Antonio Vizzari, Alessandro Vlessing, Sam. Vogler, Georg Joseph Volbeding, I.E. Wagner, Alfred Wagner, J.H. Wagner, Richard Wagner-Regeny, Rudolf Waldron, Jason Waldteufel, Emile Walker, Luise Walter, F. Wanczura, Jos. Weber, Carl Maria von Webern, Anton Weiss, A.L. (J.A. or A.B.) Weiss, Silvius Leopold Wenkel, Joh. Fr. Wilh. Wennig, Hermann Wensiecki, Edmund Werner, Jean-Jacques Wieniawski, Henryk Williams, Len. Winner, Septimus Wissmer, P. Witoszynskyj, Leo Witt, Emil Wolf, Louis Wolki, Konrad Worschech, Romain Wybrow, M. Wynberg, Simon Wyssotsky, M. Yamada, Kosaku (山田耕作) Yamashita, Kazuhito (山下和仁) Yepes, Narciso Yokoh, Yukihiro (横尾幸弘) Yoshimatsu, Takashi (吉松隆) Yradier, Sebastian Yupanqui, Atahualpa Yust, R. Zabal, Fidel Zachow, Friedrich Wilhelm (Zachau) Zagwijin, Henri Zani de Ferranti, M.A. Zanoskar, Hubert Zarate, J. Martinez Zelter, K.F. Ziegler, Ignaz Zimmermann, H. Zipoli, Domenico Zschiesche, Alf. Zurfluh, Auguste Zuth, J.... Scheit ArchiveJune 1, 2019The Scheit Archive as cataloged by Stefan Hackl is now available in the Archive Search. Details about the rare items in the archive are available on his site Gitarre-Archiv Österreich and some good background on Scheit and the archive is available in this Classical Guitar article. The Scheit Archive is currently housed at the Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst (MdW). Large European Guitar Archive Now Available Online... Matvei Pavlov-Azancheev Vol. 1May 6, 2019The latest publication by DGA Editions! Print and Digital editions are available. The present collection is the first volume of selected works by Matvei Pavlov-Azancheev (1888–1963). While the prominence of world-renowned classical composers, pianists, violinists, cellists from the former USSR is well-known, the 20th-century history of guitar in Russia is a sad one. Because of a number of unfortunate circumstances, both varieties of guitar in this country — the Western-European six-string and the Russian seven-string — were mostly out of favor with Soviet officials. The guitar in Russia had a very late start, and only towards the end of the 20th century did Russian guitarists reach the international arena. At the same time, the guitar compositions of Pavlov-Azancheev stand alone in this context. He was a conservatory-trained cellist, orchestra conductor, and composer, who learned the Russian seven-string guitar (tuned DGBdgbd’) in his adolescence and carried it with him through his difficult life, including ten years in one of Stalin’s labor camps (1945–55). His most ambitious guitar pieces are found in the manuscript that he compiled from 1928 to 1935, the pages which are used for the cover design of our volumes. This publication is produced by Oleg Timofeyev (Iowa City, US) and Stefan Wester (Piteå, Sweden), who spent four years discussing and polishing their editorial decisions. This collection is a treasure of 20th-century music for anybody who pursues a performing career on the Russian guitar, but we firmly believe that it also should be of great interest to all guitarists. (Edited by Oleg Timofeyev and Stefan Wester, Introduction by Oleg Timofeyev, 70 pages, softcover concert size)... Yablokov M.S. – “Classic guitar in Russia and the USSR” (1992)April 21, 2019The large encyclopedia of Russian guitar has been made publicly available in PDF format at vk.com by Sergey Bizin. Classic guitar in Russia and the USSR (1992) https://vk.com/topic-15164027_37910829?post=50586 Sergey’s original post I’ll add here below translated by DeepL: Friends! Today I am glad to present you the result of my work, which lasted quite a long time – 1 year and 3 months. During this time, the translation of the legendary book into electronic form was made Yablokov M.S. – “Classic guitar in Russia and the USSR” (1992) The work was done with the permission of the author, Mikhail Yablokov, who also approved the free publication of his book online in a personal telephone conversation with me. I would like to say a lot about our colleagues here, without whom this work would have been either impossible or extremely difficult: Sergey Ivanov (Novokuznetsk) and Igor Shramko (St. Petersburg) provided the initial materials (books); Gorbunov Mikhail (Moscow), Makarov Grigory – I consulted them on the technique of postscanning image processing. I am very grateful to all of them for their selfless and friendly cooperation. Thanks also to those who were aware of the ongoing work and supported me with their periodically expressed interest in its results. Now the result is at your disposal! I wish you interesting and informative reading!... Russian GuitarJanuary 28, 2019After recently acquiring a Russian guitar I’ve gone through a number of pedagogic resources to find those that might help others interested in learning this instrument. (Updated 3/18/2019) The Russian guitar has little exposure outside of Russia, but here are some of the best players and resources in English: Oleg Timofeyev John Schneiderman Mårten Falk Stefan Wester Rob MacKillop – Sarenko and Co In Russian there are quite a few resources but the language barrier can be quite immense. The Russian national libraries contain a large amount of digitized music (and surprisingly so do the Rischel and Boije collections in Europe). The most comprehensive site for music and methods is Sheet music for Russian Guitar. There are many methods for the Russian guitar and I focused on the 19th century publications rather than the Soviet ones, although most follow similar patterns starting with many pages basic music reading and diagrams where the notes fall on the 7-string neck. I chose the V. Morkov School for Guitar (Jurgenson, Moscow 1886) because it moves more directly to short pieces which are musically interesting. The Soviet methods seem to be heavier on fingering and take more care to introduce different techniques with simple examples and appropriate musical pieces, but would require more time in translation. For now I will present the works from Morkov and will expand to others if there seems to be some interest. For this process, I engraved a few pieces of similar style for each file, converted the finger numbering to modern pima format, corrected mistakes and added tablature. There are places where Morkov was more specific than others so Oleg Timofeyev has graciously reviewed my work where Morkov made no clear indications to ensure the positions and fingering are idiomatically accurate. There are versions with and without tab so you can start with tab to understand positions and fingering, then switch to the non-tab PDF or disable tab in Soundslice. Moving away from tab will make the rest of the Russian guitar repertoire more easily accessible to you. 3/18/2019 – PDFs and Soundslices updated with position/fingering fixes from Oleg; numbers 3-5 added. Pages 13-14, Exercises for Both Hands PDF SoundslicePages 14-15, Exercises with Double Notes PDF SoundslicePage 15, Exercise in Chords PDF SoundslicePage 18, Exercises PDF SoundslicePages 19-20, Preludes PDF SoundslicePage 21, Preludes PDF SoundslicePages 22-23, Etudes PDF SoundslicePages 23-26, Etudes PDF SoundslicePages 27-28, Caprice and God Save the KingPages 28-29, Songs by YavkovlevPages 29-30, Songs by Pashkov and Gurilev… Russian guitar fretboard layout influenced by 19th century method formats.... Paris, Lacote School, imported by Metzler & Marcus MosesDecember 15, 2018I am selling my 19th century French-made guitar. Metzler & Marcus Moses were the noted importer of Lacote’s guitars. It comes with an original coffin case (broken and no attempts have been made to repair it) with an extra Moses label. Great sound and good playing instrument. It was purchased in September 2008 from England. There are some old repairs to splits in the sides and there were newer splits repaired in 2009. The sides are perhaps rosewood, but not veneered so are prone to splitting. All repairs to the sides are very solid. The back is rosewood veneer over spruce. The long split was there when it was purchased and had old repairs, but is solid as it hasn’t changed since 2008. The soundboard is in perfect condition. Everything appears to be original. Dimensions: String length: 620mmFretboard width at the nut: 44mmFretboard width at the 12th fret: 55mmUpper bout width: 233mmWaist: 160mmLower bout: 295mmDepth at upper bout: 75mmDepth at lower bout: 80mm For sale. Located in Dallas, Texas. Contact me for price and details.... Napoléon Coste: Composer and Guitarist in the Musical Life of 19th-Century ParisAugust 29, 2018The latest publication from DGA Editions is now available! This is an updated version of the biography from Ari van Vliet’s two-volume dissertation on Coste. It includes many edits, improved photos and some additional information. The print edition includes the same CD that was available with the dissertation. There is a digital edition available which does not include CD, but it can be purchased separately from CD Baby....
