Nocturne No. 2, op.09 by Frederic Chopin (Arr. Tarrega) скачать в хорошем качестве

Nocturne No. 2, op.09 by Frederic Chopin (Arr. Tarrega)

Order my digital album 'Chopin for Guitar': https://creativeclassicalguitarist.co... Played on a Stauffer replica by Altamira This instrument is so lyrical and responsive, suiting the music of Chopin perfectly. The original Stauffer instruments were played by guitarists including Regondi and Legnani, though Coste and Mertz were also involved in various ways with Stauffer. Here is more about Stauffer: "Staufer is the most famous builder of the Viennese school of guitar, whose work summarizes that school of building. (Some guitar labels say Staufer, others Stauffer - though it is commonly spelled Stauffer by many.) There are many guitars of the 19th century made by other makers which copied Staufer's design. Staufer is famous today because of the many innovations in guitar design he introduced. The most well-known Staufer guitar type is the Legnani model based on collaboration with the famous guitarist Luigi Legnani. Staufer headstocks often had the "Persian slipper" shape with single-side machine tuners, a shape still used in Fender Stratocaster electric guitars today. The Rodgers Stauffer Machine Heads article describes the tuner design. The body shape has very pronounced upper and lower bouts, much closer to the modern design." --- Source: http://www.earlyromanticguitar.com/er... The Creative Classical Guitarist https://creativeclassicalguitarist.com/ “I have been playing the guitar for many years but I was not really improving and was in a bit of a rut. Joining CCG has revitalised my playing by providing inspiration, exercises, masterclasses, videos and ways to focus so I can achieve my goals. CCG has so much more to offer too, including harmony, composition, analysis of major repertoire plus the support of likeminded people in a friendly group…” Trisha from the UK “When CCG became available in 2021, I had no hesitation to join in. This year I will be 70. At this age people expect a decline in their abilities. To my surprise I experience the opposite. I play better and learn faster than ever in my life, while also improving my composition skills. My own effort is masterfully stimulated by Daniel and a great variety of activities in his CCG community…” Tom from Australia “Being a member of CCG has given me the opportunity to further grow as a musician. It’s a very interactive platform where you get lots of personal feedback and where you can continue learning about harmony, interpretation, analysis, and much more! There’s a wealth of information available on CCG and during the live sessions you get plenty of opportunities to ask any questions you might have…being in such an encouraging community motivates you to continue working on your skills/compositions/arrangements and helps you to reach your goals!” — Ilay from the UK