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I have Fauchers book but it is in standard notation. I would say that transcribing into tab what ever style of music you want to play , and something you really want to learn is important, is a great exercise to get to know your guitar neck.
Regards the pieces in the book the Rondena is very accurate and fantastic to play .
I have tabbed that piece
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"Now Im retired I,ve got my practise time down to 4 hours aday".................Julian Bream
Sorry for late reply my friend , PM me and I will send you my hand written tab of this piece later this summer when I get back from Spain . But I would recommend doing it your self from the standard notation , Always helps a poor but keen Guitar Player like my self as you work through a particular piece. So many guitar titles in so many styles I've slowly worked through that way - standard notation ---- to tab , bar by bar as I slowly learnt the piece . The Rondena by Montoya is not only the' font' of all the others that follow but one of those timeless pieces that will always stand the test of time . As else where discussed recently on this forum this piece is one of those that transcended and crossed over between classical and flamenco in the days before there was so much of a distinction . As noted by how close even recent Rondenas stay so close to the original .
Sorry for droning on ........yeah just PM me Craig
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"Now Im retired I,ve got my practise time down to 4 hours aday".................Julian Bream