This is the famous B-minor study Op. 35 No. 22. It is said that Sor used this piece as an encore in London and was called in seven times to play it again and again... I don't know if it's true, but it's   more...a good story .-)
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Music: Estudy Fernando Sor Op. 35 Nº 3 Guitar: Manuel Teixeira Sala de La Spezia Montevideo - Uruguay

A very easy, but beautiful little study in G-major. All the studies in Op. 60 (there are 24 of them) are great music.
Kindly,
Per-Olov

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Fernando Sor is best in his many studies, I think. (apart form his Mozart Variations op. 9).
This study in a-minor is part of my daily "warm-up" in the mornings. It's great for the right hand   more...balance and staccato and for the left hand chords.
This, together with a Tarrega study (I will post that soon) is a good start for me before playing my pieces.

Peace and love to all of you out there in front of the screens!

Per-Olov

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Fernando Sor: Op. 35, No. 22 - Study in B minor

Estudio No 8. Opus 35 - Fernando Sor

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My version of the popular D Major study, better known as "Segovia N°6". This is not the Segovia version though, the original is slightly different.
As a beginner, I really should concentrate   more...on his Op. 60 (easier), but hey: I like this one! Let me know what you think.  less

Nice study to play from my beloved Mr. Sor!

Another attempt at a classical study by Fernando Sor... Still not happy with it (i.e., pull-offs and the overall tone), but here it is anyway...

A classical study by Sor. I still need to polish it up, but I thought I would put it out there anyway...