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Description
The beautiful Romantic miniatures called the Bardenklänge are in this volume which is a reprint of the original Haslinger publication from the 1840s.
Content
An Malvina op.13, 1a
Romanze op.13, 1b
Abendlied op.13, 2a
Unruhe op.13, 2b
Elfenreigen op.13, 2c
An die Entfernte op.13, 3a
Etude op.13, 3b
Capriccio op.13, 3c
Gondoliera op.13, 4a
Liebeslied op.13, 4b
Fingals-Höhle op.13, 5a
Gebet op.13, 5b
Tarantelle op.13, 6
Variations mignonnes op.13, 7
Romanze op.13, 1b
Abendlied op.13, 2a
Unruhe op.13, 2b
Elfenreigen op.13, 2c
An die Entfernte op.13, 3a
Etude op.13, 3b
Capriccio op.13, 3c
Gondoliera op.13, 4a
Liebeslied op.13, 4b
Fingals-Höhle op.13, 5a
Gebet op.13, 5b
Tarantelle op.13, 6
Variations mignonnes op.13, 7
More Information
Title:
Guitar Works
Bardenklänge
Level of difficulty:
intermediate
Publisher/Label:
Chanterelle
Opus:
op. 13/1-7
Series:
Title:
Guitar Works
Bardenklänge
Language:
German, English
Level of difficulty:
intermediate
Publisher/Label:
Chanterelle
Opus:
op. 13/1-7
Series:
Title:
Guitar Works
Bardenklänge
Language:
German, English
Level of difficulty:
intermediate
Publisher/Label:
Chanterelle
Opus:
op. 13/1-7
Series:
Technical Details
Product number:
ECH0419
ISMN13:
979-0-2047-0419-4
Manufacturer:
Media Type:
Sheet music
Product number:
ECH0419
ISMN13:
979-0-2047-0419-4
UPC:
842819109600
Weight:
0,23 kg
Pages:
56
Format:
23.1cm x 30.3cm
Binding:
Saddle-wire stitching
Manufacturer:
Media Type:
E-score PDF
Product number:
ECH0419 Q51837
ISMN13:
979-0-2047-0419-4
Pages:
54
File format:
(PDF / 9,32 MB)
Manufacturer:
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