Tarrega, Francisco – Free Sheet Music and TABs for Classical Guitar
- Course: Francisco Tarrega – Recuerdos de la Alhambra
- Tarrega, Francisco – Study No. 5
- Tarrega, Francisco – Study No. 6
- Tarrega, Francisco – Adelita
- Tarrega, Francisco – Capricho Arabe
- Tarrega, Francisco – Capricho Arabe (Simplified)
- Tarrega, Francisco – Gran Vals
- Tarrega, Francisco – Lagrima
- Tarrega, Francisco – Mazurka in G
- Tarrega, Francisco – Prelude No. 1
- Tarrega, Francisco – Prelude No. 10
- Tarrega, Francisco – Prelude No. 11
- Tarrega, Francisco – Prelude No. 13
- Tarrega, Francisco – Prelude No. 19
- Tarrega, Francisco – Prelude No. 2
- Tarrega, Francisco – Prelude No. 24
- Tarrega, Francisco – Prelude No. 26
- Tarrega, Francisco – Prelude No. 3
- Tarrega, Francisco – Prelude No. 4
- Tarrega, Francisco – Prelude No. 8
- Tarrega, Francisco – Prelude No. 9
- Tarrega, Francisco – Prelude No.12
- Tarrega, Francisco – Recuerdos de la Alhambra
- Tarrega, Francisco – Rosita
- Tarrega, Francisco – Study in C
- Tarrega, Francisco – Study No. 2
- Tarrega, Francisco – Study No. 3
- Tarrega, Francisco – Study No. 4
- Tarrega, Francisco – Study No. 7
- Tarrega, Francisco – Study No. 8
- Tarrega, Francisco – Sueño
- Tarrega, Francisco – Sueño Mazurka
About Francisco Tarrega, Guitarist and Composer
Francisco de Asís Tárrega y Eixea (21 November 1852 – 15 December 1909) was a Spanish composer and classical guitarist of the Romantic period. He is known for such pieces as Recuerdos de la Alhambra. He is often called “the father of classical guitar” and is considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time. Tárrega met a wealthy widow, Conxa Martinez, who became a valuable patron to him. She allowed him and his family use of a house in Barcelona, where he would write the bulk of his most popular works. Later she took him to Granada, where the guitarist conceived the theme for Recuerdos de la Alhambra, which he composed on his return and dedicated to his friend Alfred Cottin, a Frenchman who had arranged his Paris concerts.
Source: Wikipedia
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