Irish Folk Tunes in 6 Levels (arranged for classical guitar by Emre Sabuncuoglu)
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- We're excited to announce our new set of Irish Folk tune arrangements. They represent a great musical tradition with rich melodic variety, rhythms and ornamentation that are rooted in history going back to the great Irish Baroque composer, Turlough O'Carolan, and even further into the Renaissance period.
The initial set of few pieces has evolved into a much larger project of 16 pieces (and counting)! Aside from their musical depth and appeal, they also make a great practice set for classical guitar. Dr. Emre has arranged them in the order of difficulty from basic (single-line melodies) to advanced (full texture). The complete set is part of our online curriculum along with lesson notes and sheet music. As with the rest of the pieces in our online program, this set will take your playing well into advanced levels one great piece at a time!
We've also started sharing many of them on our Patreon feed. Stay tuned for advanced and upper-advanced pieces in the set!
A special shout out to Eugene Frizzell, our patron and student. He played a critical role in this project from start to finish and provided invaluable insight and inspiration throughout. Moreover, he generously shared historical references about his Irish heritage. Eugene, your contribution is greatly appreciated!
Arranged and performed by Emre Sabuncuoglu. Copyright © 2020 Los Angeles Guitar Academy Publishing. All rights reserved.
Commissioned by our generous LAGA members, students and patrons.
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Glad to see some attention given to the Irish music. It seems like they dont get that much attention. I know the English suppresed them musically.
abi eline saglik cok guzel calmissin.
great
Gerçekten büyüleyici elinize sağlık 10 yıl geç olsa da kanalı keşfetmekten mutluyum.
Uno de los mejores videos, demuestra la técnica y mas. Me ayuda a mejora mi juego con la guitarra gracias.
Emre O'Sabuncuoglu
Emre Ó Sabuncu. The -oglu suffix means 'son of' so adding another 'son of' in the form of the O' prefix changes the meaning. To be genuinely Irish though, the commonly seen O' prefix is an anglicisation and is more ethnically correct spelled Ó with a space, not an apostrophe. Sabuncu (or Sabunçu if we're being pedantic) is a suburb of Baku in Azerbaijan, which is where I'd guess Emre's ancestors once lived.
There’s a small packet of Irish duets I found online a couple months ago that I started going over with a pupil; 4:34 is the solo arrangement of one of them; quite a lovely piece!
I purchased some sheet music from LAGA a looooong time ago, but sadly the download link has expired :-( I have my order number/paypal transaction ID/email the music was sent to etc - is there any chance of getting this back?
Many thanks!
Hi Geoff, thanks for your purchase! Please contact us directly by replying to your receipt email or download email as we don't provide support on RUclips comments.
-LAGA
2:59 Danny boy
emre bey adamın dibisiniz teşekkür ederim
Hocam aklım vivaldi videonuzda kalmış.. keşke onun öğretici videosunu yapsanız..
Not: bıkmışsındır hocam duymaktan ama demeden edemiyorum ki kuantum da einstein gitarda sen hocam.. Saygılarımla
Concerto for 3 violins, strings & b.c. in D Major, BWV 1064: III. Allegro çalabilir misiniz
What is the name of the song that is played at 2:46 - 2:59?
Resembles greensleeves melody
Go raibh maith agat mo chara
Come out ye black and tans!
Happy new year