Schumann for Guitar (eBook)

Concert guitarist and guitar teacher Martin Hegel completed his studies at music colleges in Cologne, Vienna, Berlin and Salzburg. He has won prizes at more than ten international competitions - and concert tours have taken him to many European countries including Italy, Spain, France and Japan. Numerous radio and CD recordings also document his artistic career. Martin Hegel teaches at various Berlin music schools and has worked on guitar teaching methods for many years. As an editor and arranger he has published guitar music from the Renaissance to the present day, particularly designed for tuition purposes and concert performance.

8 Pieces from "Album for the Young" op. 68: Melody (No. 1) - Soldier's March (No. 2) - Humming Song (No. 3) - A Little Piece (No. 5) - Poor Orphan (No. 6) - A Little Study (No. 14) - First Loss (No. 16) - Mignon (No. 35) - 4 Pieces from "Album Leaves" op. 124: Waltz (No. 4) - Fantasy Dance (No. 5) - Little Cradle Song (No. 6) - Larghetto (No. 13) - 7 Pieces from "Scenes from Childhood" op. 15: From Foreign Lands and Peoples (No. 1) - A Strange Story (No. 2) - Pleading Child (No. 4) - Knight of the Hobby Horse (No. 9) - Frightening (No. 11) - Child Falling Asleep (No. 12) - The Poet Speaks (No. 13) - 7 Schumann Transcriptions by Francisco Tárrega (1852 – 1909): Andantino Cantabile (No. 4 from op. 99) - Preludio (No. 5 from op. 99) - Romanza (No. 1, Trio from op. 21) - Rêverie ("Reverie" from op. 15) - Feuilles variées (No. 5 from op. 99) - Berceuse ("Slumber Song", No. 16 from op. 124) - Saint – Nicolas ("Knight Rupert" from op. 68) - 4 Song Arrangements for Two Guitars: Mondnacht (No. 5 from op. 39) - Im wunderschönen Monat Mai (No. 1 from op. 48) - Die Lotosblume (No. 7 from op. 25) - Er, der Herrlichste von Allen (No. 2 from op. 42)