Franz Schubert - Sonata for Violin and Piano Op. 162 transcribed for Violin and Guitar Separate parts:Violin part

Franz Schubert - Sonata for Violin and Piano Op. 162 transcribed for Violin and Guitar Separate parts:Violin part"The A major sonata, presented here for the first time in an arrangement for violin and guitar, is originally one of Schuberts finest and largest works for violin and piano. The piece lends itself very well to being idiomatically transcribed for guitar. I have tried to stay quite close to Schuberts original text in my transcription and I invite any guitarist interested, to also keep the original piano part close at hand while studying the work.

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