Zelenka: Played in Positions / classical guitar - 10 instructive pieces
Publisher | notovna.cz |
Genre: | instructive pieces |
Arrangement: | melody |
Cast: | solo |
Difficulty: | Intermediate |
Format: | book |
Series: | Czech composer |
Parameters
Product code: | NVT047 |
Composer: | Zelenka, Milan |
No. of songs: | 10 |
Pages: | 10 |
Language: |
English
Czech |
Size: | 21 x 30 cm |
ISMN: | 9790706570464 |
Weight: | 66 g |
Songlist (10)
- Domino
- Orient
- Tom a Jerry / Tom and Jerry
- Volání ozvěny / Echo
- Itaka
- Zamyšlení / Contemlation
- Boogie - Woogie
- Pastorále / Pastorale
- Dobrou noc / Good Night
- Variace / Variations
Product description
"Playing in positions and therefore orientation on the guitar fingerboard is a matter of course, which every guitarist must get acquainted with as soon as possible. In the higher positions of the guitar fretboard, the fingers of the left hand are less stressed than in 1st position, and this should be taken advantage of to orient the fingering to seemingly more difficult areas.
It's also a joy to find that the tone quality changes (less use of empty strings and the possibility of vibrato). Before each piece I list a few notes played in that position. The fingering listed for each note always stays the same, so just settle your fingers in the correct position and respect it. Familiarize yourself with the featured pieces and your guitar will sound much better." Milan Zelenka
Milan Zelenka (* 1939) is a Czech concert guitarist and professor at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague. He studied guitar at the Prague Conservatory. He has given concerts in many countries not only in Europe and Asia, but also in Japan and the USA. In the Czech Republic he opened the way for classical guitar to the concert stages with his sold-out concerts. As a teacher, he has educated a number of young guitarists, and in addition to his teaching work, he also conducts master classes abroad and is invited to serve on the juries of major world guitar competitions. Recently he has also been intensively involved in composition.