Top Ten Best Sounding Guitar Fingerstyle

Top ten best sounding guitar solo:

1, memories of the Alhambra

Reaching the highest peak of the modern classical guitar music of the Spanish guitar master Francisco Tárrega, both composition and performance of the talent. His works amounted to more than 400 pieces, many of which are classics, and "Memories of the Alhambra" is one of the "most famous songs" in the guitar world.

Reminiscences of the Alhambra is a work from 1896, a classical guitar piece especially suitable for nighttime listening, and it is unique among classical guitar solos, with the reputation of being "the best of the best".

2. Romance of Love

The Romance of Love is a piece of music whose main theme is taken from the traditional Spanish ballad, and in 1952, the director of the French movie The Forbidden Game invited the famous Spanish guitarist Yipes to play the music for the movie.

The theme music of the movie is this song "Romance of Love". After the release of "The Forbidden Game", "Romance of Love" was widely circulated and became the reserved repertoire of all famous guitarists; the beautiful and pure melody of the piece and the clear decomposition of the chords are completely dissolved into a whole, full of gentleness, and it is the guitar song of the...

3. Variations on the Theme of the Magic Flute

Variations on the Theme of the Magic Flute is a theme based on a theme near the end of the first act of the famous opera The Magic Flute by the Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, compiled by the famous Spanish guitarist and composer Saul in the early nineteen twenties. This theme is not an important tune in this opera, nor is it sung by the principal actors.

It's just a refrain by the Moorish Manostatos and two slaves, the stewards of the palace of Sarasto, the lord of the "Land of Light". Thor loved the tune. He found that adapting it for the guitar worked well...

4. Grand Horta

The Grand Horta is one of Tárrega's masterpieces. Its full title is "Large Horta for Recital" Horta is a folk dance from the Aragon region of Spain.

There are a number of monumental works that Tárrega created in his lifetime. The vast majority of his works are focused on highlighting the musicality and lyricism of the guitar, except for the Grand Horta, which flaunts a wide variety of guitar techniques.

5, Cavatina

"Cavatina" can be said to be today's most popular classical guitar masterpieces - because of its pure and sincere mood, fresh and smooth melody and elegant and exquisite arrangement, people are not heard and moved.

6, people's dreams

"People's dreams" is by the French musician Nicolas de Angelis (NicolasdeAngelis) created a guitar song, was included in the album of the same name.

People's dreams, only when it is late at night, you can gradually adjust your state of mind, provided that you no longer continue to put yourself into that full display of modern civilization high-tech cultural atmosphere, such as high-decibel annoying sound or try to expand the volume of their own singing voice through the amplifier of the noise of the noise. Only at this moment can you soothe your normal pulse...

7, Hotel California

Hotel California is a song by the famous American country rock band The Eagles, featuring the band's drummer DonHenley, the single was released on February 22, 1977, and is included on the band's fifth studio album of the same name, Hotel California.

8. Glen Sue Road

"Glen Sue Road" is a guitar-played tune that begins with "Moonlight". It is one of the more famous and frequently played tunes in Sulu's oeuvre. It has a more orchestral flavor than "Moonlight".

The piece begins with a slow prelude and then moves into a fast movement that is smooth and richly orchestrated. When one hears this colorful piece, one can't help but appreciate Beethoven's statement that "the guitar is a small orchestra".

9, Aranjuez love

"Aranjuez Concerto" (ConciertodeAranjuez), also known as "Aranjuez love", is the Spanish blind composer Joaquin Rodrigo (JoaquinRodrigo) reputation in the world of the guitar.

Since its premiere in 1940, this piece of music is full of a kind of Spanish melancholy, beautiful and inexplicable melody, as well as the romantic color and unrestrained vitality emanating from everywhere, and immediately became popular all over the world.

10, Chaconne

"Chaconne" is the last movement of Bach's Suite for unaccompanied violin, the second. The Chaconne is the final movement of Bach's Suite for unaccompanied violin No. 2, which is regarded as a masterpiece among Bach's masterpieces. The piece consists of 31 variations and develops into quite a grand movement.