Guitar - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1213069 By Oleg Boyko. By Oleg Boyko. Chamber,Children,Contemporary,New Age. 12 pages. Oleg Boyko #810245. Published by Oleg Boyko (A0.1213069). Autumn Suite for trio guitars from Kids Pages:I. Autumn dance - AllegrettoII. Nocturne - AndantinoIII. Last leaves - AllegroMore info:http://www.boyko.cn.ua/kids_pages.html.

Solo Guitar - Level 5 - Digital Download SKU: A0.951455 Composed by Andrew Howes. 20th Century,Contemporary,Standards. Individual part. 2 pages. Andrew Howes #6863333. Published by Andrew Howes (A0.951455). A wistful, elegiac tone-poem for the classical guitar evoking the feeling of the falling of the year with breezes, falling leaves, fading light and a storm through the use of atonality, quartal harmony and chromatic descent. The piece is in sonata form but with the sections mainly denoted by textural/thematic contrast and the use of A and E respectively as tonal reference points: the rhythm is to be treated fairly freely with plenty of space.

Solo Guitar - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1127005 Composed by Vladimer Rebikov (1866-1920). Arranged by Eric J Roth. 19th Century,20th Century,Classical,Romantic Period. Individual part. 2 pages. Eric J Roth #727643. Published by Eric J Roth (A0.1127005). Arrangement for solo classical guitar of Op. 29, No. 3 composed by Russian late Romantic/early Impressionist composer, Vladimir Rebikov. This delightful piano miniature is the third in a set of six from Feuilles d'Automne (Autumn Leaves). Although untitled, the composer marks the character as con afflizione, (with affliciton). The original key of the piano piece is F sharp minor, transposed here to A minor for ease on the guitar.

Guitar - intermediate to advanced - Digital Download SKU: S9.Q588559 Composed by Dale Kavanagh. Downloadable. Edition Chanterelle - Digital #Q588559. Published by Edition Chanterelle - Digital (S9.Q588559). English â?¢ German.Tales of Greiffenbergâ?� was published in 2012 and written in 2010. On the Lake, The Forest and Wind Danceâ?�, describe my experiences around Greiffenberg, a village,one hour outside of Berlin, in the direction of Poland. Here, I would visit my fine, longtime friend, Carlo Domeniconi and his friend, Justus Werden. They shared a house in Greiffenberg at the time.Carlo Domeniconi was my main teacher for composition and our visits would consist of working on ideas and pieces and also, long walks in the surrounding forest and fishing on the lake. Thus the movement names. Wind Dance is about the leaves flying through the forest in the autumn. Greiffenberg is a beautiful place, with fine memories and a piece of music was born giving thanks to Carlo and Justus for their friendship. (Dale Kavanagh).