Francisco Tarrega: Praeludium No. 2.

Another Praeludim by written by Tarrega. This is my favorite Tarrega Praeludium, I usually play that on every concert of mine. I like the other Tarrega Praeludiums as well but this one can represent all the beauties of the sound of classical guitar. This one is maybe a little bit to fast...

Georg Frederick Händel

Baroque chamber music on two classical guitars and on saxophone again. The original piece was composed by Georg Frederick Händel. Thanks to Janos Vazsonyi we tried this piece and it worked with this arrangement as well. I really like his sopranino sax playing. It was also recorded in the church from the XIII. century (at Belapatfalva). This piece was very popular in Budapest and at the countryside as well.

We did this video before noon using "natural lights" basically.



Wathcing these videos I have started to miss my baroque trio. Maybe we should try guitar, cello and sax instead two guitars and sax.

Tarrega: Praeludium No. 4.

Francisco Tarrega is my favorite romantic classical guitar composer. This is a praeludium and yes, this pieces should have been played faster.. But lets say that this is ms3's version..



We are planning another video in a nice church during the summer with Webma team. Hopefully you will get a faster version of this piece...