Re: recorder(s)/guitar(s): rec'd easy/intermediate music

Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2003 18:14:21 GMT
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Looking at an old Classical Guitar Magazine (September 2001) today with a
piece in it by Kjell Marcussen. I quite like his music for guitar and have
his "12 preludes" as well as "4 pieces for Guitar" (Warning! bi-lingual
portion of message: "Preludier for Gitar 1 - 12" and "Sma Stykker for
Gitar"). I noticed looking at the magazine that he has composed for recorder
and guitar. I winder, Greg, have you heard of him or this piece? It might be
worth looking at.
Cheers
Brian
"Greg M. Silverman" <email-address-deleted> wrote in message
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> Noel Drury wrote:
> >
> > Just starting a group of 1-2-3 recorder players and 1-2 guitarists and
> > looking for music recommendations, from any era, although we enjoy
> > renaissance and baroque eras.
>
>
> Jean at www.honeysucklemusic.com is the person to order from. I,
> especially recommend "Jacobean Masque Tunes" for recorder and guitar and
> the two volume collection "Ensemble for recorders and guitar."
>
> For more advanced, and more modern I highly recommend Jean Franciax's
> sonata for guitar and recorder. More early baroque, and a real killer,
> "Variations on an English Folk tune: Greensleeves to a Ground." More
> baroque and fun as hell to play, any of the Handel sonatas arranged for
> guiatr and recorder will keep you out of trouble for quite some time.
>
> HTH?
>
> gms--