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    Romantic Miniatures: 45 Pieces for Guitar
    Romantic Miniatures: 45 Pieces for Guitar
    Romantic Miniatures: 45 Pieces for Guitar
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    Romantic Miniatures: 45 Pieces for Guitar

    By Schott Music

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    These miniatures are a typical musical form from the 19th century. Small-scale compositions which reveal the emotional world of Romanticism in a unique way. This collection features both original compositions and arrangements by contemporary masters of the guitar.

    "In this beautifully presented book, everything works straight from the page and could be a useful resource for students of higher grades." - Colin Tommis, EGTA
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSchott Music
    Release dateMay 4, 2021
    ISBN9783795724962
    Romantic Miniatures: 45 Pieces for Guitar

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