Francisco Tarrega (November 21, 1852 - December 15, 1909) was a Spanish composer, guitar virtuoso and one of the world's foremost classic guitar teachers. His guitar compositions are staples of classic guitar concert repertoire and arerenown for their beauty and guitaristic nature. In this book I arranged 30 preludes from Tarrega's brilliant concert repertoire.Among the pieces contained are Lagrima and Endecha a Oremus. Other selections include his beautiful Gran Vals and his brilliant Recuerdos de la Alhambra. In total, the material contains 38 of Tarrega's compositions presentedin standard notation and tablature for solo ukulele. For ease in performing these remarkable works I added left hand fingering. This is music composed during the height of the Romantic Period and is timeless in its beauty, relevance and inspiration

Leonardo Garcia's Mastering Tremolo is an extensive guide for all aspiring guitarists wishing to develop solid tremolo technique. From a multitude of preliminary technical exercises and drills to develop a foundation for your tremolo and invigorate your technique, to more than a dozen active practice techniques detailed with musical examples to develop rhythmic precision, note consistency, tone, and speed, to the mental game of playing tremolo, this book will help improve your playing regardless of your level.

Francisco Tarrega (1852 - 1909) and Ferdinando Carulli (1770 - 1841) were two of the foundational classical guitar composers. Their works are studied and to this day performed by guitarists worldwide. This book presents 9 of the post popular Tarrega guitar compositions and 11 of Carulli's most famous short pieces. These pieces were transcribed and adapted for the intermediate level guitar student. The book features large notes, carefully edited fingering and important historical and performance notes.

Principally original works for guitar by Francisco Taarrega; the penultimate work by J. Arcas, arranged by Taarrega.

Theme and variations, advanced level.

This new collected edition contains all Trrega's compositions which were published in early Spanish editions. They are presented as unaltered Reprints dating from 1902-1920.