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Obregon, Alberto C. (1872-1922, Spain)
	Amanda Gavotte A very nice piece by a (to me) quite unknown composer. Thank you for this one, Christian. (?Gavotte)

Pachelbel, Johann (1653-1706 Germany)
	Canon in D I added this beautiful piece on request. Basis was an ASCII-Tab by Chief Noda and David Atkinson. DropD (?Canon)

Paganini, Niccolo (1782-1840 Italy)
	Sonata in C-major Very nice melody und fun playing. (?Sonata)
	Arietta Small melodic piece by the guitar and violin virtuoso. (?Arietta)
	Menuet in C-major Another short piece, with LFH (?Menuet)
	Menuet in C-major Another menuet in C-major and like the other piece very melodic. (?Menuet)
	Andante And again an easy and bautiful piece. (?Andante)
	Waltz in c-major A short four part waltz, melodic and fun to play. (?Waltz)

Paradisi, Pietro Domenico (1707-1791 Italy)
	Toccata A-Major from 6th Cembalo-Sonata Sounds quite baroque. If you like Bach then try this. Beautiful!

Ponce, Manuel Maria (1882-1948 Mexico)
	Gavotte This one seems to be writen by Ponce for Segovia when baroque music was trendy. They simply said that it´s from Alessandro Scarlatti. So i am told. But however - it´s a very nice "baroque" piece. (?Gavotte)

Puccini, G.
	Waltz Musette from the opera La Boheme (?Waltz)

Pujol, Emilio (1882-1948 Mexico)
	Andalusian Dance Very nice and very spanish. Thanks Leon.

Purcell, Henry (1659-1695 UK)
	Hornpipe Nice little baroque piece, fun to play. LFH (?Hornpipe)

Robinson, Thomas (1588-1610, UK)
	Air - Robin Is To The Greenwood Gone This is an old piece with a very nice melody. (?Air)

Rossini, Giaccomo (1792-1868, Italy)
	Allegro from 'Willam Tell' This one really is a classic! A fun and easy interpretation of that famous theme. (?Allegro)

Ruiz-Pipo, Antonio (1934-1997 Spain-France)
	Danza This one was written for Segovia. It´s a little tricky to get the bass right and to find the right fingers to pick the melodie, but it is FUN! DropD

Sabo, Josip (*~1900 former Jugoslavia)
	Polka An uncomplicated, straight forward dance. (?Polka)

Sanz, Gaspar (1640-1710 Spain)
	Canarios Found in many guitarists repertoire. Listen to it and you know why. Not really hard to play DropD

Satie, Erik (1866-1925 France)
	Gymnopédie No.1 Very calm and very beautiful.

Scarlatti, Domenico (1685-1757Italy)
	Sonata (K.87) Scarlatti wrote several hundreds of sonatas. Many of them, like this one do very well on guitar.
	Sonata (K.322) And another sonata heard quite often on CD. (?Sonata)
	Sonata (L. 238) This one is as beautiful as it is calm and slow. (?Sonata)

Silcher, Friedrich (1789-1868, Germany)
	Loreley Another classic everybody knows!

Sokolovski, Mark (1818 - 1883, Russia)
	Polka Beautiful music filled with russian spirit. (?Polka)

Sor, Fernando (1778-1839 Spain-France)
	Hunting Piece You can almost hear the dogs barking and the horns blowing. Fun to play!
	Theme with variations op.16 Very pleasing melody, very nice harmonies. Not for beginners.
	Etude op35 no.10 - Allegretto This one is really fun to play. (?Study) (?Allegretto)
	Rondo op.48 Not really hard to play but very nice. Quite soemthing to memorize though. (?Rondo)
	Galop from op.57 A piece with some very melodical and rythmical ideas. Fun to play. (?Galop)
	Theme from Fantasie no.7 "Just" the theme from the fantasy no.7 but a very beautiful melody. (?Fantasia)
	25 progresive studies op.60: These are real easy ones for absolute beginners. But because they sound very nice, they make learning fun. Thank you Jose. (?Study) (?Etude)
	Study Op.60 No. 1
	Study Op.60 No. 2
	Study Op.60 No. 3
	Study Op.60 No. 4
	Study Op.60 No. 5
	Study Op.60 No. 6
	Study Op.60 No. 7
	Study Op.60 No. 8
	Study Op.60 No. 9
	Study Op.60 No. 10
	Study Op.60 No. 11
	Study Op.60 No. 12
	Study Op.60 No. 13
	Study Op.60 No. 14 - Andante (?Andante)
	Study Op.60 No. 15 - Allegro (?Allegro)
	Study Op.60 No. 16 -Andantino (?Andantino)
	Study Op.60 No. 17 - Allegro Moderato
	Study Op.60 No. 18
	Study Op.60 No. 19
	Study Op.60 No. 20
	Study Op.60 No. 21 - Allegretto (?Allegretto)
	Study Op.60 No. 22 - Allegro Moderato
	Study Op.60 No. 23 - Andantino (?Andantino)
	Study Op.60 No. 24 - Andantino (?Andantino)
	Study Op.60 No. 25 - Andante Cantabile Drop D
	From op.19, Six Airs from Mozarts Magic Flute: These are little gems! What else could they be when one genius interpretes another.
	1. "Marche Religieuse"
	2. Allegro - "Fugitte o voi belta fallace"
	3. Andantino - "Giu fan rittorno i Geni amici" I like this one most!
	6. Adagio - "Coer - Grand Isi Grand´Osiri" Drop D
	From the 20 studies selected by Segovia: (?Study) (?Etude)
	Etude No.1 - Lento (Sor op.6 no.8) (?Lento)
	Etude No.2 - Allegretto (Sor op.35 no.13) (?Allegretto)
	Etude No.3 - Allegretto (Sor op.6 no.2) (?Allegretto)
	Etude No.4 (Sor op.6 no.1)
	Etude No.5 (Sor op.35 no.22)
	Etude No.6 - Allegro grazioso (Sor op.35 no.17) (?Allegro) (?Grazioso)
	Etude No.7 - Moderato (Sor op.31 no.21) (?Moderato)
	Etude No.8 - Lento (Sor op.31 no.16) (?Lento)
	Etude No.9 - Tranquillo (Sor op.31 no.20) (?Tranquillo)
	Etude No.10 - Molto moderato (Sor op.31 no.19) (?Molto) (?Moderato)
	Etude No.11 - Allegro moderato (Sor op.6 no.3) (?Allegro) (?moderato)
	Etude No.12 - Allegro (Sor op.6 no.6) (?Allegro)
	Etude No.14 - Andante (Sor op.6 no.12) (?Andante)
	Etude No.15 - Allegretto grazioso (Sor op.35 no.16) (?Allegretto) (?Grazioso)
	Etude No.16 (Sor op.29 no.23)
	Etude No.17 (Sor op.6 no.11)
	Etude No.19 (Sor op.29 no.13)

Tarrega, Francisco (1852-1909 Spain)
	Gran Vals Beautiful waltz.
	Study on Arpeggios No.4 Beautiful study on arpeggios. You should feel comfortable at higher position frets before trying this one.
	Pavana (?Pavane)
	Lagrima Short but very nice piece and not too hard. I added fingerings an some extra notes. LFH
	Adelita Another short but lovely piece that not hard to learn.
	Recuerdos de la Alhambra No, I can´t play it (yet) but it´s got to be here: the all time classic!! LFH
	Capricio Arabe On Request here is another very beautiful piece by Tarrega. A little spanish sounding. Play it with feeling.
	Rosita This very vivid polka is fun music! enjoy (and emphasize) all the slides! DropD (?Polka)

Vinas, Jose (1823 - 1858, Spain)
	Andante Sentimental The title says it all - a bautiful sentimental piece. It´s not so very much technically demanding but has to be interpreted right. (?Andante)

Vivaldi, Antonio (1678-1741 Italy)
	Largo from Concerto in D The famous and very beautiful largo in an arangement for guitar solo. (?Largo)

Wagner, Richard (Germany)
	Bridal march from 'Lohengrin' And another all time classic. Has it been played for you yet?

Weichenberger (1676-1739)
	Gigue Another gigue and just as nice. (?Gigue)
	Gigue I didn´t know the composer but I really like this gigue. (?Gigue)

Weiss, Silvius Leopold (1686-1750Germany)
	Ciacona
	Sonate in a-moll "L'infidèle": A very nice suite of pieces, not hard, not too long - give it a try (?Sonate)
	1. Entree (?Entree)
	2. Courante (?Courante)
	2. Musette (?Musette)
	4. Menuet< (?Menuet)
	5. Sarabande (?Sarabande)
	6. Paisanne

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