Alice in Wonderland – Oberon Guitar Trio
The Oberon Guitar Trio performs movements I and II of Claude Gagnon’s “Alice au pays des merveilles.” First of three videos.
Oberon Guitar Trio (Calgary, Alberta)
Website: http://www.oberonguitartrio.com/
Murray Visscher, Brad Mahon, Ralph Maier
Alice in Wonderland (mvmts.I & II) – The Oberon Guitar Trio
Alice in Wonderland (mvmt.III) – The Oberon Guitar Trio
Alice in Wonderland (mvmts.IV & V) – The Oberon Guitar Trio
Sheet Music Collection
I recently had 3 e-mails asking if we had a sheet music collection. Most people know about our “Free Sheet Music Archive” on the taskbar below our website header, but for those of you just recieving the RSS feed or getting this through facebook, here it is:
Free Sheet Music for Classical Guitar by Composer in PDF Format
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Technique & Fretboard Knowledge Sheet Music:
- Giuliani 120 Right Hand Arpeggio Studies
- Technique Combinations: Slurs and Shifts
- Major Scale Position Patterns
- Four Fingered Exercises for the Left Hand
Solo Sheet Music:
- Abril Tirado – Pedro
- Aguado – Dionisio
- Anonymous – Renaissance
- Bach – Johann Sebastion
- Barrios Mangoré – Agustín
- Carcassi – Matteo
- Coste – Napoléon
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- Mertz – Johann Kaspar
- Molino – Francesco
- Ponce – Manuel María
- Regondi – Giulio
- Sanz – Gaspar
- Scarlatti – Domenico
- Sor – Fernando
- Tarrega – Francisco
Sheet Music Duets:
- Bach – Johann Sebastion
- Bach and Gounod
- Eight Duos for Intermediate Beginners
- Mussorgsky – Modest
- Saint-Saëns, Camille
- Scarlatti – Domenico
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The Week in Links (March 7th)
My hiatus is over after a two week pause due to work and school. I’ve been preparing an all Canadian programme with the Victoria Guitar Trio, including a world premiere of a piece for trio and tape by R.D. Wraggett. Also working on an John Oliver Quartet with the Trio and Dr. Alexander Dunn. Plus, just started working on a piece for 9 guitars by Michael Nicollela to be conducted by the composer. Everything is being performed at this year’s Northwest Guitar Festival in Victoria, BC.
Here’s the week in links folks:
- Let’s ask Gyan Riley: An interview with Sequenza (www.sequenza21.com)
- Branding for Better Practicing: (www.classicalguitarblog.net)
- Ready, set, create! “ability to plan and otherwise prepare our practice sessions” (musiciansway.com)
- March 2010 The Music Education Blog Carnival (mustech.net)
-Brad


