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Asturias (Leyenda) by Isaac Albéniz (1860-1909) from Suite Española, No.5, Op. 47. PDF sheet music arranged for classical guitar. Comes with both a notation edition with left hand fingering and a separate tab edition in the same pdf. The le...
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An intro cover page and page numbers in the PDF file would be helpful.
As always, Bradford's arrangement is neat and clean as a pin. From a user's standpoint, I would make the following suggestions, however.
As a person still requiring tabs to supplement the standard notation, I was a little confused when I opened the PDF file and saw only standard notation. It took me a while to figure out that the "separate tab edition" followed the standard notation edition. I only found it by scrolling down until the tab edition appeared on page 8. There were no actual page numbers on the PDF file, however.
So, with that in mind, I would suggest the following additions to the PDF:
1. Create a "cover page" that would contain (at a minimum) a "table of contents" to make finding the tab edition easier (including a page number where the tab edition begins). Given the length of the piece (with both forms of notation), a cover page would be very helpful.
2. Put actual page number on the PDF file to make moving about more intuitive.
Those very small points aside, I love the clean and easy-to-read Notation and Tabs. Had the PDF contained a cover page and page numbers, I certainly would have given it 5 stars.
Nicely done, Bradford! 🙏
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RJ · 11 days ago
Asturia thank note
Hello Mr. Bradford. Thank you so much for Asturia lesson and Pdf. I am an adult returning student that love music. Tutorial is awesome. Thank you so much! Sandy
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sandra · 10 days ago
Such a beautifull peace
I really love this peace, just learned the simple version in method book 1 but I was curious for the actual piece, I'm far from playing that technically but I'm so happy that I'm able to read it.
So I'll keep practicing (method book 2 now, wich I love bye the way) and slowly work myself up to the level where I can play this.
So gratefull for this site and all the lessons you provide, I'm 65 but have great fun learning and playing multiple times a day, my last practice session is from 21.30-22.00 every day, after that some silent time, a good book and than I sleep like a baby.