Your site is the best! Since you have added "Julia Florida", a serenade, I wonder if you'd consider adding one or more of these, which are similar in concept to "Julia":
Clair De Lune by Debussy, Traumerei by Schumann, or Estrellita by Manuel Ponce.
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I would love to see a Tutorial on Evocación by José Merlín.
Hi Bert, Claire de Lune is in the works now.
It has been mentioned a couple of times already. And me, like those persons , would love to see a tutorial on clair de lune by Debussy. It is a piece that I would like to learn to play before i marry my fiance next year in August. A tutorial by you guys would be most helpful! It has a lot of meaning for me and I'd love to play it during my wedding ceremony.
I'm also a big fan of Clair de Lune, I posted this in the original tutorial request thread, with this video.
Barrios Prelude in C minor!
Gilbert Biberians Four Waltzes. November Leaves, December Frosts, October Sunsets and Bitter Sweet. They are beautiful.
I would love to see Estrellita by Ponce, a great combo with any of the tutors on site :-)
Home by Andrew York.
Lob der Thränen
It would be SO EXCITING to have a tutorial for Schubert’s Lob der Tränen! ...not that there isn’t already enough wonderful material for ten lifetimes. Thanks for this amazing site!
I would be happy to see some more baroque music tutorials
How about a tutorial on Learning the Keyboard. I can read music from a long time ago playing saxophone and clarinet bot I would like to learn the guitar keyboard. I am now using (OMG) Tabs!!!!
I would love to see La Traviata by Tarrega, Eligie by Mertz
Yes please to Clair de Lune! Also... by some conincidence I bumped into Elgar’s salut d’amour. This translates beautifully onto guitar. This would be great too
Hmm... let's see what we could do here. Thanks for the great suggestions and the kind comments. Keep up the good work, fellows!
I would love to see a tutorial on Clair De Lune.