Conci Juez Concerto, Canco del Lladra, Fantasia, Prelude, Chaconne and Die Jin Xi, the world-famous top ten classical guitars. Pacaco, Recuerdos la Alhambra, and? Lotus Eater》。

1. Conci Certo de Aranjuez

This "Alain Juez Concerto" by Spanish composer Joaquin Rodrigues is probably the most famous guitar concerto in the world, and it is also the representative work of the composer himself. Among them, the sad and moving second movement has been adapted into countless versions and circulated. It is said that Rodrigo wrote a sad song to commemorate his first child who died with his wife.

2. Canco del Lladra

The Song of Thieves is a famous folk song spread in Catalonia, Spain. The Spanish guitarist and composer Miguel Llobet adapted it to the guitar, making it a popular sketch. Guitar has always been synonymous with Spanish music, and this work is a perfect proof.

3. Fantasia

As the "predecessor" of modern guitars, the lute has a long history. As the most important instrument in the secular music of the Renaissance, the lute was once all the rage. This fantasia was written by John tao ran, an Englishman, the most outstanding lute musician in the Renaissance, which fully demonstrated the simple, fresh and yet gorgeous style of that era.

4. Prelude

This "Prelude" was written by two most important composers on the guitar in the classical period. One is that the French composer Antonie de LHoyer first created this prelude to a five-string guitar at that time, and later it was transplanted to a six-string guitar by Italian guitarist Giuliani. It is a work full of classical spirit.

5. Chaconne

As one of Bach's greatest solo instrumental works, Chaconne has always been the pinnacle that musicians can't avoid. In 1935, Spanish guitarist segovia premiered the guitar version of this piece in Paris, which became the focus of comments for a while. There is no problem in transplanting this piece of guitar performance, and it can be played according to the original score. Although it is not as high as the violin, it is more profound. Now this piece has been reserved for guitarists.

6. Sequenzaxi

The creation of modern music is mostly in the academic field, and many contemporary composers have also explored some new music languages. Since the development of guitar music, a large number of serious and academic "experimental works" have emerged. This is the case with the Italian composer Beriau's "Die Jin Xi" for guitar. The whole song is full of weird acoustics and complicated guitar skills, and it is a new work full of exploration.

7. Aria

This aria is probably the most beautiful ballad in the history of South American music, composed by the great Brazilian composer Hite Vera Robles. The original work was selected from Bach Style in Brazil No.5, which was composed for eight cellos and a soprano. Later, because this song was so popular, Vera Robles personally adapted it into a guitar and vocal version.

8. Pacaco

This Pacaco is selected from the suite "Brazilian Pop Melody" for viola and guitar by Jorge Morel, a famous Brazilian composer. Guitar plays an irreplaceable role in South American music. On the other hand, playing chamber music with other musical instruments is also one of the best partners.

9. Recuerdos la Alhambra

The Palace of Alhambra is probably the most famous piece in the history of guitar music. The whole song is played with the technique of wheel fingers, creating a unique, wonderful and granular sustain. The moving melody of the work is reminiscent of this ancient Arab palace in Granada, Spain, which glows with the taste of ancient and vicissitudes of time under the sun.

1. Lotus Eater

This energetic guitar quartet was written by Andrew York, a former member of the Los Angeles Quartet, and it is also a repertoire of the Los Angeles Quartet. York's works are very close to the people, full of American jazz and country flavor, but at the same time, they do not lose the classical spirit in music structure.