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Old February 15th, 2006
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  Help naming this song!

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i found a tab my teacher wrote me and the name isnt on it and i was wondering if you guys new the name by chance. It's a pretty song and i'd like to learn the rest but i need the name so i can hear the whole thing. Thanks in advance

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sorry lepi doesnt sound familiar at all to me although its a nice song

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Hi Dustin

Your right it does sound pretty, but unfortunately nothing comes to mind at the moment.
But don't worry, someone else out there in our wonderful guitar community may know it and help you out.

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hmm. Well the melody doesn't ring a bell. But if I were to name a melancholy melody such as this it might be "Broken Heart".

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nope, dont know what it is, might be something the teacher made up for his students, or ask the teacher

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I agree with chuckswood, it sounds like a classical finger-picking exercise...


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Sounds like one of those études by Fernando Sor. Do a quick Google search for a catlog of Sor tunes ... I bet you'll find it amongst them all.


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It sounds like variations on "Stairway."

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  Help naming this song!

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Sounds like one of those études by Fernando Sor. Do a quick Google search for a catlog of Sor tunes ... I bet you'll find it amongst them all.
Yes, I agree.
This was one of the first pieces I ever learned. But it was a long time ago, and I can't remember the name. It's probably by Sor, and it's probably called "Étude No.X(?) in E minor".
I still have the sheet music somewhere. I'll let you know if I find it.
It's a very good exercise for starting to develop your right-hand finger-picking technique, and it's also very pleasant-sounding.

 

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