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"Sor was not a guitarist who wrote music, but a musician who wrote for the guitar... These studies are designed to cultivate the mechanism of the guitar technique, but they are also small poems." segovia 20 sor studies pdf
(Original Sor Op. 35, No. 22) Focus: Often called "Sor's Waltz"; rhythm and chord melody. Pro tip: Print your PDF and above Segovia’s—make
was the Beethoven of the guitar. A Catalan virtuoso, he composed over 100 pieces for the instrument, but his Introduction a l’étude de la guitare (Op. 60) and his Progressive Studies (Opp. 6, 29, 31, and 35) remain his legacy. Sor wrote during the Classical period; his music demands clarity, voice leading, and Mozartean elegance. 35, No
Many guitarists ask: Why did Segovia ignore Sor’s Op. 60 (the "Introduction to the Guitar")? Because those 25 studies are too easy for a concert artist. Segovia wanted a performer’s toolkit. The 20 studies exclude elementary exercises and focus on mechanical hurdles that appear in Villa-Lobos, Bach, and Albeniz.
By re-numbering and meticulously fingering these pieces, Segovia transformed them from dry exercises into performance-worthy "masterpieces". Today, many guitarists still refer to these pieces by their Segovia numbering (e.g., "Segovia Study No. 5") rather than their original opus numbers. The Core Curriculum: Technical & Musical Focus