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    AB3918 Guitar Exam Pieces 2019 G1 noCD text.

    pdf July 23, 2018 08:56:59 page 8

    8 It is
    illegal
    to make

    Ecossaise
    unauthorized
    B:1 copies of this
    copyright
    music.
    No. 5 from 24 pièces, Op. 121

    Arranged by Richard Wright Ferdinando Carulli


    (1770–1841)
    Allegretto q = c.100

           4 
    m i m
          3    
    i

              
    2
    f

      
       
                
    6

         
        
    p

     
    m

     
      4           
    11 i

      2      
     f    
    3 

    Ferdinando Carulli, born in Naples in southern Italy but for many years based in Paris, was a famous guitarist, a pioneer of the six-string guitar
    and its use in a solo role. He also composed much music for his instrument. His Opus 121, which was published in Germany around 1825, or
    perhaps earlier, consists of 24 short pieces, mostly in dance rhythms. This one, presented here in a simplified version, is an Ecossaise, or Scottish
    dance, a popular genre in the early 19th century.
    © 2018 by The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music

    AB 3918

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