Dear Guitar Enthusiasts, Here is the music we will be playing in the open ensemble session at the February 4th Guitar Society meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. Everyone is welcome to come and join in! Take a look at the scores and decide which parts you would like to play, print them out, work on them a bit, and bring them along to the meeting with your guitar. Don’t worry about whether you can play everything, just come along and have fun. This is the order in which we will play. Scroll down for more information about the meeting.
Planxty Irwin (Turlough O’Carolan) arr. A. Forrest
Nimrod (Edward Elgar Enigma Variations) arr. Hirsch The full score and parts cannot be posted online for copyright reasons. If you wish to choose a part, email me at [email protected]
Mysterious Barricades (Francois Couperin) arr. A Forrest Note: the Requinto part can be played as written on a standard guitar with a capo on the 5th fret. Although the Bass part is written in the bass clef, note-wise it’s equivalent to the bass line of guitar part 3 (treble clef), but one octave lower.
I look forward to seeing you on February 4th at the upcoming Meeting (more details about the meeting below) Best Regards Jon Sharp President Corvallis Guitar Society
Here are the music scores and parts for the upcoming Guitar Society meeting on January 7th at Odd Fellows Hall 7-9pm. The Ensemble session will be approx. 40 mins and we will play in this order. Download the music, take a look at the parts and decide which ones you would like to play. Print out your parts and bring to the meeting along with your guitar. Everyone is welcome to participate regardless of your level of playing. It’s all about joining in and having fun!
Nimrod shows the first page of the score. We are unable to post the whole score and parts due to copyright. Take a look at the first page and let me know what part(s) you wish to play, then email Jon Sharp at [email protected]
Here is the ensemble music we will be playing during the Open Group Ensemble session at the upcoming Guitar Society meetings in 2018. Participation in the ensemble is open to everyone, all ages and ability.
Download the music scores and decide which pieces you wish to play. Look at each of the guitar parts for those pieces and print out the ones you wish to try out, and bring them along with your guitar to the meeting. The parts in each piece offer different levels of performance for players from beginners to advanced.
We will work on these pieces at each Guitar Society Meeting between now and December with the goal of performing them at the first Winter Concert at the Corvallis Benton-County Library on December 15th. You can choose to play in the concert or not – it’s up to you. Either way you are welcome to come along and enjoy playing in the group ensemble at the meetings. It’s all about fun and enjoyment, no pressure, and our goal as a Guitar Society to bring local guitarists out of the woodwork!
The following two pieces have been composed especially for the Guitar Society by Oregonian Jason Heald! Below the scores is an audio file of the full scores, to give you an idea of how the complete score sounds. There are two audio files for Fum Fum Fum, the first one being at the normal tempo, while the second is at a slower 76 bpm.
The Meeting takes place at Odd Fellows Hall, downtown Corvallis, from 7pm – 9pm. Check out the latest Newsletter for more information on the meeting and upcoming events by scrolling down to the next post.
