By
Matteo Carcassi
Matteo Carcassi's "Study No. 8, Op. 60" is a notable piece in the classical guitar repertoire. Carcassi, an Italian guitarist and composer of the 19th century, is well-regarded for his contributions to guitar pedagogy and composition. This study is part of his Opus 60 collection, which has been instrumental in helping guitarists develop their technical skills and musicality.
Difficulty:
Intermediate
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by:
Sabrina Vlaskalic
In this lesson Sabrina Vlaskalic teaches Carcassi's Study No. 8 Op.60. She reveals how to enrich your interpretation of the piece through technical and musical means, delving into slurs, harmonic analysis, and presenting solutions for some of the more difficult sections of the piece. Looking beyond the notes on the page, Sabrina reveals the poetry in this beautiful study by Carcassi.
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