What are you working on?

[b1j]

I never look in on this forum, but I just released an acoustic guitar transcription of Beethoven piano sonata #8, second movement. It's over in Show and Tell. Perhaps some of the regulars over here have the stamina for a 6:20 piece.

[mtdmind]

Canco del lladre
first two of Ponce's Tres populares mexicanas

[mtdmind]

Originally Posted by JonWer

In Sorrow’s Wake—Andrew York
Misionera—Fernando Bustamante
The Girl from Ipanema
Let It Be—Paul McCartney
Hejira—Andrew York

Anyone else enjoy Andrew York’s music as much as I seem to?

In Sorrow's Wake is a nice piece. I have the whole suite. Vey contemplative.

[TBman]

Originally Posted by JonWer

In Sorrow’s Wake—Andrew York
Misionera—Fernando Bustamante
The Girl from Ipanema
Let It Be—Paul McCartney
Hejira—Andrew York

Anyone else enjoy Andrew York’s music as much as I seem to?

I like his work, most is too hard for me, too long or both

[JonWer]

You may want to look into Andrew York’s Eight Discernments which are student pieces. My favorite is Snowflight.

This week I am working on Canary Jig (Gaspar Sanz) and Arkansas Traveler (unknown). So much to learn, so little time.

[Zelig]

After a long long pause I'm back again and I’m working on these very difficult Brasilian rhythms and harmonies (I can see I’m not alone in with that here) : Bossa Nova, Samba, Forro., …

I’m also working on other Latin American music especially from The Andes (Chile, Peru, …) I’ve always been fascinated by the way they strum with their hands. That’s brilliant and rhythmically challenging.

I’ve never played classical music but the lists of yours make me feel like doing it.

[TBman]

Originally Posted by JonWer

You may want to look into Andrew York’s Eight Discernments which are student pieces. My favorite is Snowflight.

This week I am working on Canary Jig (Gaspar Sanz) and Arkansas Traveler (unknown). So much to learn, so little time.

I have that, thanks. It's on my "to do" list (which is long).

[b1j]

What am I working on? I’m not sure how many on this forum get over the Show and Tell, but last week I posted a movement from Beethoven’s piano sonata #8.

https://soundcloud.com/user-66415095...social_sharing

[MacDude62]

Here’s what I’ve been working on lately. I try to practice some pieces every day and mix in others as I go:

Sad Moments - Marianne Vedral
Andantino Op. 35 No. 18 - Sor
Andantino Op. 44 No. 3 - Sor
Andantino Op. 241 No. 5 - Carulli
Lágrima - Tárrega
Study in B Minor Op. 35 No. 22 - Sor
Dobranocka
Eleanor Rigby - The Beatles
Asturias (small sections) - Albéniz

[Rudy4]

What am I working on?

I'm designing / building a new thinline acoustic / electric based on John Smith's Smithcaster, built by Fylde's Roger Bucknall. Mine will be all hog, a slot head, and convertible between steel and nylon strings.



Music-wise? I'm focused on working out a chordal melodic version of J.P. Fraley's "Maysville", suitable for either steel or nylon strung guitar.

[Ceabeceabe]

Going back in time a bit to relearn a Sylvius Weiss Suite. Also dabbling in using a reproduction of an original tab of a Dowling lute manuscript.

[TBman]

Here's my updated "stuff I'm working on"

[Don W]

I am working on:
Lagrima - Tarrega
Jock O'Hazeldean - Al Pettaway arrangement
I Will - Beatles
Willow - Andrew York
* also playing and maintaining all of my previous pieces*

[TBman]

If anyone is looking for new stuff to play, check out Marianne Vedral, Wolfgang Vedral and Jonas Mollberg.

[Aspiring]

For my current classical I am working on Evocacion by Jose Luis Merlin and La Paloma arrangement from Pepe Romero.