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Popular Classics of the Great Composers Arranged for Classical Guitar, Vol. 6

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There are several great songs here, including a very nostalgic rendition of Recuerdos de la Alhambra. I got Book 2 and the Composers, and now I'm about to complete the whole set -- it's no use buying one at a time. The CD itself is a gem, I play it before sleeping and after waking (not while driving! ). There is tremendous spiritual satisfaction after mastering some pieces here. Great collection. This needs to be extended to several more volumes.

I hate TABs and I was looking for this type of book for a long long time. When I bought the vol.1, I was so impressed that I could not wait for the other volumes. I bought them all. The style of Jason Waldron is almost like the style of my first guitar guru Alexei Mikhailovich. I'm waiting for the 7th, 8th, 9th,......volumes. And I hope these volumes will inclde the great songs like "Love Story", "Old Mcdonald", theme song from the "Godfather", "The Lonely Shepherd", "Concerto de Aranjuej", etc. If anyone has the information about the standard notation of these songs, please email me to <mhihn@hotmail.com>

This is the first book I've purchased by Mr. Waldron. I have worked my way thru the first three arrangements and I love the book and the cd. I will be buying more of these in the future. I'm so glad I found out about these books and I thank all of you for your positive reviews.

I have been playing the guitar for over 30 years, but I've never found a source of inspiration as impressive and captivating as Jason Waldron. His 6 Book series of Popular Classics of The Great Composers has been a stimulus that has me practicing like never before. I can't say enough about both the CD and the accompaning book. Having bought a number of other similar classical CD/book combinations, I can tell you there is nothing out there that even comes close to the quality, selections, and mastery of Jason Waldron.

So, when are u publishing the 7th volume of progressive classical?