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Good study for practicing those slurs. I liked it - thanks for sharing.

Very nicely done. Came across this piece in Noad's 100 Graded Classical Guitar Studies and after listening to your performance I think I'll give it a try. Couldnt quite tell from the video, were you alternating thumb and index finger to play the bass scales? Thanks for sharing.

Very relaxing piece. I like the way you brought out all the voices. Always enjoy your performances. Keep them coming!

Great study - looks fun to play! You never dissapoint when it comes to playing Giuliani. I rarely need to go any further than your posts when trying to learn a new piece. Thanks for sharing!

Your comment made me laugh. I've been practicing this piece lately and decided to check some performances of it on youtube. After listening to yours and one other, I thought "I guess I'm playing this too slow" - then I read your comment. I'll try picking up the tempo a bit and see which I prefe...

Very nice. I am learning this piece. Listening to your play has been helpful. Thank you.

Nice to hear this piece on classical guitar - you play it very nicely. I came across this song in David Nadal's 'Guitar Classics' and it looked interesting. After listening to your post, I may have to learn this one.Thank you.

Very nicely done! Trying to decide whether I want to give this piece a try - so I was happy to see a guitar rendition on the tube. I think it's a bit beyond my skill level. You play very well.

The 1st time I heard #15 was Ben Bolt's recording accompanying his "39 Progressive Solos for Classical Guitar". I immediately wanted to learn it. His arrangement doesn't have any tempo markings - but its definitely up tempo. On first hearing your posting of #15 I thought it was a bit slow. The Bo...

Very nice performance Luther. I enjoyed your inclusion of the variations which really makes it stand out - almost like hearing it for the 1st time. I'm working on both Cancion Del Emperador and Guardeme Las Vacas. Alas, I've got miles and miles to go before they sound remotely like your performan...

Very nicely done! I prefer this piece played sans capo - seems warmer somehow - more fitting the mood of the piece. Also appreciate the insights provided in your comments. Did you study in Bozeman?