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Guitar - Intermediate SKU: AP.43993 Volume 1. Composed by Johann Kaspar Mertz. Classical Guitar Folio; Masterworks. Alfred Classical Guitar Masterworks. Acoustic; Masterwork; Romantic. Book. 88 pages. Alfred Music #00-43993. Published by Alfred Music (AP.43993). ISBN 9781470618827. UPC: 038081493510. English. The music of Johann Kaspar Mertz; fingerings by Julian Gray.Classical guitarists---both students and professional performers---require the same high-quality editions that their pianist colleagues have come to expect from Alfred Music. Our Classical Guitar Masterworks Editions continue the Alfred Music tradition of providing carefully edited, beautifully presented music for practice and performance. This edition of Mertz's character pieces includes 28 pieces from Bardenklänge, Op. 13, as well as Trois Nocturnes, Op. 4. Mertz's most important body of work was Bardenklänge, which features many small but delightful pieces. Included here are often-performed works like Liebeslied, Tarantelle, An Malvina, and Romanze, which clearly affirm Mertz's places as the guitar's principal German Romantic composer. The attractive Three Nocturnes, Op. 4 are popular recital pieces and will be a great addition to your repertoire. This masterwork edition features thoughtful, expert fingerings by respected performer and pedagogue Julian Gray. It is a must-have for any serious classical guitarist. Titles: Bardenklänge, Op. 13 * An Malvina (To Malvina) * Romanze * Abendlied (Evening Song) * Unruhe (Restlessness) * Elfenreigen (Dance of the Elves) * An die Entfernte (To the Distant One) * Etude * Capriccio * Gondoliera * Liebeslied (Love Song) * Fingals-Höhle (Fingal's Cave) * Gebeth (Prayer) * Tarantelle * Variations mignonnes * Kindermärchen (Children's Fairy Tale) * Rondino * Romanze * Scherzo * Sehnsucht (Longing) * Lied ohne Worte (Song without Words) * Mazurka * Polonaises Favorites 1, 2, 3 & 4 * Polonaises Favorites 4, 5 & 6 * Trois Nocturnes, Op. 4.