The collection of polyphonic pieces for classical guitar is
intended for students of children's music schools. The complexity of the
pieces is designed so that you can start learning polyphony even from
1st grade, and then up to 5th or 7th. Here you will find guitar
arrangements of music by European composers of the 17th and 18th
centuries. The collection contains many works that are not found in
other publications. For example, the famous JS Bach's aria from Suite
No. 3. The arrangement is performed in a comfortable key in C major, in
good harmony with the transmission of almost all voices of this
masterpiece of Bach. Or the famous Sarabande from JS Bach's suite. In
other publications, it is presented in the key of B minor. In this
edition, the Sarabande has been converted to the key minor. Sarabande
became available to children. The collection also includes guitar
arrangements by composers Mozart, Krieger, Türk, Rameau, Telemann,
Aguado, Wiese, Corelli, Vitgauer, Hurlebusch and others.
The collection realizes the lightness of many polyphonic works.
Thanks
to the arrangements of the music by Daniel Gottlob Türk (1750-1813),
which he also created to teach the art of playing the clavier, to
introduce young performers to the polyphonic musical device.
Türk's
most notable contribution to classical music is the Klavierschule, a
guide for aspiring musicians popular with teachers in the 21st century.
Turk's book "A Brief Instruction in Playing the Common Bass" was a great
success. Ludwig van Beethoven studied it. In a revised form, it served
as a textbook until the middle of the 19th century. In the period from
1776 to 1808, 8 collections of piano sonatas and 4 collections "Ton- und
Handstücken" were published. Some of these plays were played by R.
Schumann in childhood.
In addition to transcriptions, many
works have an additional variable part. These parts complicate the
portability and density of individual voices a little. Children begin to
better understand the interrelationship of themes, variations and
improvisations. All pieces of music have detailed and optimal fingerings
with clear directions on where and how to play. In addition to the
plays, the publication contains a lot of reference material. This
information is about genres of suite music - burrs, gavottes, alimands,
minuets, etc. There are 87 pages in total.