CONCIERTO DE ARANJUEZ

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leo

Posts: 61
Joined: Aug. 2 2005

CONCIERTO DE ARANJUEZ

When I was in Cordoba there was a guitar player who played it as a partitura for a solo guitar in a flamenco style it was so beautiful, very fast picados ext..

Can you tell me is there a flamenco book that has a transcription for it?

I know I'm asking about too many partituras it's just that I arrange my favorite stuff that I want to play.
Now I paractice at the same time 5 different flamenco partituras
of different guitarists because I like so many.
I can give now like 3 hours of a solo guitar concert
But I can wait to spain and ask there about CONCIERTO DE ARANJUEZ and Tico Tico

Thanks for answering

Leo de lucia

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 3 2005 16:58:30

Jon Boyes

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Joined: Jul. 10 2003

RE: CONCIERTO DE ARANJUEZ (in reply to leo)

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ORIGINAL: leo
When I was in Cordoba there was a guitar player who played it as a partitura for a solo guitar in a flamenco style it was so beautiful, very fast picados ext..

Can you tell me is there a flamenco book that has a transcription for it?

Solo arrangements of the Aranjuez (I assume you just want the Adagio not the whole thing?) are hard to come by. Arrangements of the Aranjuez in flamenco books? That would be a little weird!

Rodrigo published his own of course - Aranjuez Ma Pensee, and Juan Martin published a version in a collection of romantic guitar transcriptions from his pieces on an early (non-flamenco) CD of his. The latter is out of print.

Your best bet is to get hold of the score/tab and write your own, injecting a little flamenco aire into it.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 4 2005 9:38:02