This is one of the most famous representative works of tarrega, a famous Spanish guitar composer and performer who is honored as "the father of modern guitar music". The music depicts the composer's impression of a palace in Granada, Spain. The melody of the whole song is played with the wheel fingers from beginning to end, accompanied by broken chord, and the tremulous effect is brought into full play, which has considerable depth in terms of playing skills and artistic conception. It not only exquisitely depicts the magnificent scenery of Alhambra Palace, but also gives people deep feelings and memories. It is hard for people who don't know the guitar to imagine that it was done by a solo guitar.

2. Concerto by Alan Fitz-Joaquin? 3 miles southeast of Madrid, Rodrigo, there is a small town called aranjuez cultural landscape, which used to be the summer palace of Bourbon dynasty. A guitar piece composed by Rodrigo 6 years ago made it famous all over the world, and its name was Alan Juez Concerto. The whole music is full of Spanish-style sadness, which is absolutely different from those sad music in other parts of Europe. It has unparalleled shocking power and is known as one of the three major guitar concertos.

3. Cathedral-barrios

When it comes to Cathedral, we can't help but mention its author barrios. Due to the historical origin, the impression of South America should first be linked with Spain: intense and enthusiastic Spanish guitar, rough and unrestrained personality and hot Tango. Although it has South American musical elements, it can be seen from the title of this title music that it is different from the traditional style of South America, and it is a rational track that ponders and explores the highest principles. Perhaps this is the charm of classical guitar, which can cause * * * among people of different time and space, different nationalities and different cultures. Cathedral is regarded as one of barrios's four works in Baroque style. However, its concern for human nature and strong picture synaesthesia make it very humanistic in romantic period.

The whole song * * * is divided into three parts:

The first part: D major belongs to a lively tonality, but it shows a slightly melancholy feeling. It's as if a praying person is standing in the middle of an empty church, slowly stepping, and the sun shines through the huge colored glass, which makes the quiet church bring colorful and warm colors.

Part II: This is the voice belonging to the kingdom of heaven. Solemn chords show the noblest and inviolable laws of God. It seems that while describing heaven, it outlines the sufferings of the world. There are many sufferings in the world, but the deep and steady bass area plays a strong and even tragic note: March forward against the wind and rain: this is our only choice. This part is the part that can arouse people's inner sadness and give them strength at the same time. Futian is good. Ok. Good can't be described in words.

Part III: People who enter the church to pray, men and women, old and young. Everyone has his own misfortune, but the answer is similar: because God's comfort will not vary from person to person.

4. Waltz-Sol

Waltz is a brisk three-time dance music. This waltz is very common in modern guitar textbooks in the world. The fingering is not difficult, but it is very nice. It can help beginners find the layering of melody and accompaniment.

5. Fantasia-Mudare

The most exciting guitar music in the history of Fantasia. Mudare's Fantasia has no sweeping strings, no rotating fingers, just plucking the strings, which can only move people's hearts by the music itself, but he did it. The sophisticated plucking technique and beautiful undulating music are fascinating.

6. Ji Nuo Nuo's No.1

is a very soothing melody, which is more like a sketch, not long, and has no urgent momentum. It is suitable for people to listen to in peace of mind.

7. One of Carmen's overtures-Bicai

The prelude to the opera Carmen, composed by French composer Bicai in 1874, is the most famous instrumental passage in the opera and is often played alone. The general opera overture is to abbreviate or prompt the opera content in a symphonic way. This overture has a simple structure and only describes the joyful atmosphere and the heroic image of the matador, a minor character in the play.

8. Carmen Suite-Bicai

The French composer Bicai wrote Carmen in 1874, in which the prelude is the most famous instrumental passage in the opera and is often played alone. The general opera overture is to abbreviate or prompt the opera content in a symphonic way. This overture has a simple structure and only describes the joyful atmosphere and the heroic image of the matador, a minor character in the play. The allegro theme presented at the beginning is selected from the music of the matador in the fourth act of the opera, which is full of vigor and vitality, showing the heroic image of the matador and the exciting atmosphere in the bullring. Because it has the characteristics of March, it is also called the Matador March. Next, the music changed from A major to F major, and the chorus tone of "Song of the Matador" in the second act appeared, which had the characteristics of a triumphant March, and the firm and powerful rhythm and majestic tune showed the heroic spirit of the Matador. Raise the octave repeatedly, making the mood appear higher. Then reproduce the first part of the theme. At the end, Carmen's musical motivation appeared, with an ominous atmosphere. Under the background of the powerful vibration of strings, the cello-based instruments played a tragic theme, suggesting a tragic ending, and finally ended in a strong discordant sound.

9. Song of the Skull-Saint? Sang

is a very ghostly piece of music, which must be played with the big violin to be effective. The music sounds strangely cheerful and fascinating, with climaxes one after another. The violin part is the climax and the guitar part is the foreshadowing.

1. Variation of Magic Flute-Sol

Sol, a famous Spanish composer and guitarist, was called "Beethoven in the history of guitar" by the late Buddha. Variations on Mozart's "Magic Flute" is a variation by Saul based on the theme of the third scene of Mozart's opera "Magic Flute". The whole song is divided into eight parts: overture, theme, five variations and epilogue. Each part has different delicate skills and rich musical personality. Only an excellent performer can create instrumental music that gives full play to the characteristics of musical instruments. This music is a reserved repertoire in guitar concerts and is often used as one of the prescribed repertoire in guitar competitions, so as to illustrate the player's skill level and musical accomplishment. It can be seen that this song plays an important role in guitar music.

11. The Legend of Lastu Lias-Albertnis

The original song was composed by Spanish composer Albertnis in 1896-1897. It was originally the first "Prelude" of the piano suite "Song of Spain" (Op.232), but its writing itself was influenced by the guitar playing method. Mainly by guitar solo widely circulated. Asturias region is located on the north side of Cantabrian Mountains in northern Spain. This region has experienced many wars in history and left many legends. The application of the middle-wheel sweeping method enhances the strong rhythm and drama of the front and back paragraphs of the music. The character of the theme in the middle part is in sharp contrast with that in the front and back parts. The middle theme sung at a slow speed is full of inner passion. The Legend of Asturias is also a classic repertoire of the famous classical guitar.

12. Mazuka-tarrega

tarrega is unique in playing techniques, especially in playing strings. He also made the overtone playing method, especially the octave overtone playing method, a common playing technique of guitar, which enriched the performance of guitar in timbre. There are about 8 guitars composed by tarrega, among which * Memories of Alhambra Palace, * Capriccio in Arabic Style and * Prelude Collection have become classical masterpieces of guitar music. In addition, lyrical and highly developed guitar musical sketches such as Morning Song, Tears, and Adelita (Mazuka) have also become major repertoire for frequent performances.

13. Dream in the Forest-barrios

barrios's Dream in the Forest is a piece that comprehensively tests the guitar player's skills (especially the skills of rotating fingers) and music.

14. Mozart Serenade-Mozart

Mozart's music is clear and lofty, cheerful, simple and beautiful, and its warmth is like nature. It is often called "eternal sunshine". SPring Spring (spring spring) Mozart silently endured, gestated and dedicated under the destruction of harsh fate ... like a martyr's apostle, he sang warm and sweet music to comfort himself and the whole world.

15. Christmas Eve-Franz? Grubel

This Christmas Eve by Grubel is also a famous classical guitar song. Listening to such melodious and fascinating guitar music before Christmas Eve arrival, you can't help but look forward to the beauty of the coming year, and it also makes you think a lot. Although there are not many wheel fingers, they are also very nice, especially like the ending.

16. Spanish Dance-granados

In the world-famous ballet Swan Lake, Tchaikovsky quoted a large number of national melodies from various countries, including Spanish, Italian, Polish and even China melodies. And this Spanish dance music is a very hot part in it, with a fast rhythm.

17. Sicilian dance music-Leshibiki

Sicilian dance music is also quite beautiful, which seems to bring us into the artistic conception of the Middle Ages, and it is very elegant and comfortable.

18. Luminous Rhapsody

The nocturnal Rhapsody, which is adapted from the sound of guitar and piano, shows the author's surging thoughts under the bright music light in the silent night and pours out his inner feelings. It is really suitable for solo at night.

19. Sad Waltz-sibelius

Finnish composer J. Sibelius is like the "Valse Triste, Op.44-1, 194" in a small symphonic test. It was originally a piece of music written by his wife and uncle Armas Jarnefelt's play Kuolema. The theme motive unfolds in a rather metaphorical melody, which indicates death. The quite sweet melody in the middle section extends high emotions and symbolizes the joy of meeting the dead husband. The initial gloomy melody finally takes over everything, and the last three uneasy chords mean that death took away his mother when his son woke up. This emotion mixed with sadness and joy is the best portrayal of life. In addition, this song is full of salon flavor, and it became a popular track in European coffee houses at that time after publication.

2. Moonlight-Sol

The author is an outstanding guitar artist Fernando in the 19th century. Sol, the fingering of this song has not changed much, the playing speed is slow, and the technical difficulty is not high. It is an easy song to play. However, this music shows a beautiful picture of fields, rivers and villages in the dim moonlight, when all is silent and the earth is silvery. It is different from Beethoven's piano music Moonlight, showing people a dreamy and charming scenery. Sol deserves to be called "Beethoven in the history of guitar". Moonlight has also become an immortal masterpiece in classical guitar music.

21. Romance of Love-Yeppes

Romance of Love, the main theme of which is based on traditional Spanish folk songs. In 1952, the director of the French film Forbidden Games invited the famous Spanish guitarist Yeppes to compose the music for this film. Yepes is unique, only using a guitar to set the music for the whole film, and he plays solo. The theme music of the film is this Romance of Love. After the film "Forbidden Games" was released, "Romance of Love" was widely circulated and became the repertoire of all famous guitarists. The beautiful and simple melody of the music is completely integrated with the clear broken chord, which is full of tenderness and romance. Romance of Love has even become synonymous with guitar, and it is an immortal masterpiece in guitar music.

22. Sad Spain-nicolas de angelis

An equally sad but beautiful Spanish guitar

23. Anna in the mirror-Nicola de Angelos

The romantic and feminine guitar "Anna in the Mirror" was played by the French guitarist Nicola de Angelos. Nikolai became famous with this song, and his unique performance showed the charm of guitar slipperiness to the fullest. broken chord's accompaniment was dynamic and organically combined with melody, which gave people a relaxed feeling and made people understand it more deeply. It was an extremely beautiful guitar song.

24. carcassi etudes-carcassi

Among the etudes of classical guitars, carcassi's etudes occupy a considerable position. Carcassi's 25 etudes, Op.6, are carcassi's representative works, and are also important exercises for students who study classical guitar from elementary to intermediate. This piece of music is selected from andantino No.3 in A major. This piece of music is composed of a single and two-part form with reproduction, and the triplet of scattered chords runs through the whole piece, and the strength changes prominently.

25. greensleeves-English folk song

greensleeves, an English folk song, has been widely circulated in the era of Queen Elizabeth. It is said that it was written by King Henry VIII (he was a flute player). According to the 19th century British scholar William? According to the research data made by William Chappell, the melody of greensleeves was first recorded in WilliamBallet's Lute Book, a famous English lute collection at the end of 16th century, and the lyrics appeared in 1584. However, this song really spread widely, it was in the British composer John? John Gay incorporated it into The Beggar's Opera,1728) which was created to fight against Italian opera. The melody of this folk song is very classical and elegant. It is a song that describes the sadness about love, but its popularity is not limited to the field of love. Some people sing it in lyrics, others use it as a Christmas song, and there are countless versions of it adapted for instrumental performance, including sketches, chamber music and orchestral music. Among them, The Beggar's Opera mentioned above and Fantasia on Greensleeves written by British composer Vaughan illiams are the most representative. Among the many musical instrument versions of greensleeves, the slightly sad situation of this song can be best expressed, except the earliest lute version and guitar version, which have always occupied a unique performance position with their unique timbre.

26. Raindrops-Lindsay

"Raindrops" is a famous typical guitar music, which describes the scene of walking in the forest path and listening to the dripping water from the branches and leaves after the rain clears. The whole song has no particularly difficult skills, but the emotion and decorative sound it can express can't be replaced by any other instrument except the guitar. Play.