Aguado, Dionisio – Free Sheet Music and TABs for Classical Guitar
About Dionisio Aguado, Guitarist and Composer
Dionisio Aguado y García (8 April 1784 – 29 December 1849) was a Spanish classical guitarist and composer of the late Classical and early Romantic periods. In 1826, Aguado visited Paris, where he met and became friends with and for a while lived with Fernando Sor.
Aguado’s major work Escuela de Guitarra was a guitar tutorial published in 1825. In the Escuela Aguado describes his use of fingernails on the right hand as well as his invention of a “tripodison”: a device that held the guitar and thus minimized the damping effect of the player’s body on the guitar’s back and sides. Aguado’s other works include Trois Rondos Brillants (Opus 2), Le Menuet Affandangado (Opus 15), Le Fandango Varie (Opus 16), as well as numerous waltzes, minuets, and other light pieces. The more extended works require a virtuoso technique and left-hand stretches that are almost impossible on the longer string lengths of modern guitars.
Aguado’s surname comes from the Spanish word for “soaked.” (This is because an ancient relative of his, who was a knight, returned after a battle caked in mud. The nickname then eventually became the surname.
Source: Wikipedia
Beginner-Level Sheet Music by Aguado
- Aguado, Dionisio – 26 Studies No. 7
- Aguado, Dionisio – Etude 2 in A
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 01
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 02
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 03
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 04
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 06
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 09
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 10
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 11
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 14
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 16
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 19
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 22
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 04 – No. 09 Minuet
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 10 No. 05 Etude
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 26 Etude No. 01
- Aguado, Dionisio – Study for All Fingers No. 3
Early-Intermediate Sheet Music By Aguado
- Aguado, Dionisio – 14 Studies Etude No. 03
- Aguado, Dionisio – Etude 2 in A
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 11
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 19
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 23
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 24
- Aguado, Dionisio – Lesson No. 26
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 04 – No. 01 Minuet
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 04 – No. 05 Minuet
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 04 – No. 07 Minuet
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 04 No. 06 Valse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 07 – No. 01- Valse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 07 – No. 02 – Valse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 07 No. 04 Valse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 08 – No. 03 – Valse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 08 No. 01 Contredanse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 08 No. 04 Contredanse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 08 No. 06 Contredanse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 11 No. 04 Contredanse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 14 – No. 06 Valse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 26 No. 10
- Aguado, Dionisio – Study for All Fingers No. 1
- Aguado, Dionisio – Study for All Fingers No. 2
- Aguado, Dionisio – Study for All Fingers No. 5
Intermediate Sheet Music by Aguado
- Aguado, Dionisio – 14 Studies Etude No. 08
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 04 – No. 03 Minuet
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 04 – No. 08 Allegro
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 04 – No. 10 Valse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 04 No. 04 Valse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 11 No. 01 Contredanse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 11 No. 02 Contredanse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 11 No. 03 Contredanse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 11 No. 09 Contredanse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 14 – No. 10 Valse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 14 No. 01 Allegretto
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 14 No. 03 Contredanse
- Aguado, Dionisio – Op. 14 No. 09 Andante
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