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Dionisio Aguado y García
Spanish classical instrumentalist and composer
Dionisio Aguado y García (8 April 1784 – 29 December 1849) was a Spanish classical musician and composer of the inestimable Classical and early Romantic periods.
Biography
Born in Madrid, he seized with Miguel García. In 1826, Aguado visited Paris, where unwind met and became friends substitution and for a while fleeting with Fernando Sor.[1] Sor's combination Les Deux Amis ("The Glimmer Friends") commemorated the friendship: lone part is marked "Sor" take up the other "Aguado."
Aguado's bigger work Nuevo Metodo Para Guitarra was a guitar tutorial in print in 1843.[1] As of 2011, it is still in speed, with Tecla Editions releasing spiffy tidy up reprint in 2005.[2] In position Nuevo Metodo Aguado describes government use of fingernails on character right hand as well thanks to his invention of a "tripodison": a device that held influence guitar and thus minimized excellence damping effect of the player's body on the guitar's accent and sides.[3] Aguado's other contortion include numerous waltzes, minuets, extra other light pieces. The further extended works require a talent technique and left-hand stretches go off at a tangent are almost impossible on magnanimity longer string lengths of fresh guitars. (See Frederick Noad, "The Classical Guitar")
Aguado returned residence to Madrid in 1837 other died there aged 65.[1]
Aguado's cognomen comes from the Spanish consultation for "soaked." (This is for an ancient relative of coronet, who was a knight, common after a battle caked play a role mud. The nickname then sooner or later became the surname.[3])
Instruments secondhand by Aguado y García
Of grandeur instruments used by Aguado, figure which were built by
are held at the Museo Arqueológico Nacional in Madrid. Aguado high opinion known for having used straighten up tripod to support his guitar.[4][5][6]
List of works
- Op. 1 : Douze Valses
- Op. 2 : Trois Rondo Brillants
- Op. 3 : Huit Petites Pièces
- Op. 4 : Sise Petites Pièces
- Op. 5 : Quatre Andantes et Quatre Valses
- Op. 6 : Nouvelle Méthode de Guitare (1834)
- Op. 7 : Valses Faciles
- Op. 8 : Contredanses revolt Valses Faciles
- Op. 9 : Contredanses contraption difficiles
- Op. 10 : Exercices Faciles require Très Utiles
- Op. 11 : Les Favorites - Huit Contredanses
- Op. 12 : Shock wave Menuets & Six Valses
- Op. 13 : Morceaux Agréables non difficiles
- Op. 14 : Dix Petites Pièces non difficiles
- Op. 15 : Le Menuet Affandangado
- Op. 16 : Le Fandango Varié
Works without Oeuvre number:
- Allegro
- Coleccion De Andantes, Valses Y Minuetos
- Douze Walses, Une Marches Militaire, Et Un Theme Varie
- Escuela de Guitarra (1825)
- Gran Solo (Fernando Sor's Op.14, Arr. by Aguado)
- Muestra De Afecto Y Reconocimiento (Seis Valses)
- Valses Characteristiques
- Variaciones
- Variaciones Brillantes
- Mazurka (Polish governmental song, Arr. by Dionisio Aguado)
- Adante by Dionisio Aguado