Today I posted a video on YouTube where I am practicing my easy arrangement of “Malaguena.” It’s a little behind-the-scenes video of how I go about practicing. This isn’t me practicing a piece from scratch but more just reminding myself how to play it. I have included sheet music in parts of the video as well. I hope you enjoy!
Sheet music/tab available (click on the picture below)
Moonlight Sonata is just a classic piece of music by one of the greatest composers of all time. I didn’t know if it would work on guitar but I did listen to other versions so I figured it was possible. I get requests all of the time to arrange the fast third movement but I don’t know about that.
The Malagueña is a CLASSIC. I actually have two arrangements of this piece. The other is a harder arrangement which you can find here:
The next three arrangements are all “easy arrangements.” I realize “easy” is in the eye of the beholder. My goal was to simplify them as much as possible while still allowing the “essence” to come through.
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The word, Malagueña, means a few different things. It refers to folk music from Venezuela, it also refers to a type of traditional flamenco music from Andalusian. I first came across this melody when I heard somebody perform Francisco Tarrega’s arrangement of the song.
I have made two arrangements of the Malaguena: an easy version and a hard version. This arrangement is the harder version. This arrangement contains harmonics, rasgueados, and tremolo. It’s a great melody and I have always loved playing it.
Here is a full guitar lesson on an easy arrangement I made of the famous song, Malaguena. It’s a passionate song that I always imagine two passionate lovers dancing to it when I play it.
I have always loved this song and decided to finally make an arrangement of it. The arrangement is in two parts. There is an opening section, which is then repeated at the end. There is also a slower, song-like middle section.
I’ve always loved the Malagueña. In the last couple of weeks I have made two arrangements of it. This arrangement and another arrangement that is a little harder. I’ll post the other version as soon as I learn it! You can get the score/tab at my website. I also teach this arrangement at my guitar school found at my website.