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Principles of idiomatic guitar writing

Godfrey, 2013

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Godfrey J
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It is almost impossible to write well for the guitar without being a player on the instrument. The majority of composers who employ it are, however, far from knowing its powers; and therefore they frequently assign it things to play of excessive difficulty, of little sonorousness …
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