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In this book, masterful Uruguayan guitarist and teacher Abel Carlevaro (1918-2001) offers insights to the performance of the 12 Studies (1929) by Heitor Villa-Lobos. Without presenting the complete works being analyzed, Carlevaro guides the student through the most challenging parts of each of these twelve landmark pieces. Using short examples and facsimiles of a few bars of the original manuscripts given to him by Villa-Lobos himself, Carlevaro reveals profound and illuminating insights. For the advanced student, its almost like being in a real master class with the maestro himself. This book is written in standard notation only. "Villa-Lobos gave birth to the modern guitar, forging a new path for it; the newly expanded musical and technical possibilities have greatly benefited the repertoire for the instrument." -Abel Carlevaro
How can a performer master the technical and interpretive complexities inherent in Heitor Villa-Lobos's 12 Studies for guitar? Abel Carlevaro, a renowned Uruguayan guitarist and pedagogue, utilizes his direct historical connection to Villa-Lobos to provide a rigorous analytical framework for these compositions. By focusing on specific technical challenges rather than complete scores, the author provides a methodology for navigating the advanced musical demands of the repertoire.
What You Will Find
Experts and advanced students regard this text as a primary resource for understanding the technical evolution of the modern guitar repertoire. Readers frequently note the high level of technical proficiency required to engage with Carlevaro's specific pedagogical insights.
Page Count:
63
Publication Date:
2007-01-01
Publisher:
Chanterelle
ISBN-10:
020470104X
ISBN-13:
9780204701040
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