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This is an article about the research on the classical guitar. for the History of the research on the classical guitar see History of the research on the classical guitar

Contents 1 Introduction 1.1 Musicology 1.1.1 Laboratories 1.2 Performance 1.2.1 Laboratories 1.3 Musical acoustics 2 History of the research on the classical guitar 3 Researchs 3.1 Doctoral thesis 3.1.1 Musicology 3.1.2 Musical acoustics 3.1.3 Ongoing thesis 3.2 Master thesis 3.3 Bachelor thesis 3.4 Articles 3.4.1 Musicology 3.4.2 Musical acoustics 3.4.3 Performance 4 Bibliography 5 External links

[edit] Introduction

[edit] Musicology

[edit] Laboratories

• [1] International Guitar Research Archive, California State University Northridge, USA

[edit] Performance

[edit] Laboratories

• [2] Guitar Forum is a printed journal dedicated to in-depth scholarly work on the classical guitar, its technique and its repertoire. Guitar Forum is published by the European Guitar Teachers Association UK (EGTA UK), edited by Jonathan Leathwood and refereed by a board comprising Stephen Dodgson, Angelo Gilardino, Stephen Goss, Ricardo Iznaola, Stanley Yates, and Fabio Zanon. In particular: Extra Articles

[edit] Musical acoustics

Main article: Musical acoustics research on the classical guitar

[edit] History of the research on the classical guitar

Early guitar historians

J. A. Otto (1828)

S. N. Contreras (1927)

Emilio Pujol

John W. Tanno gives a detailed account of the history of research on the classical guitar in his publication “The Guitar Dons Cap and Gown: The Legitimization of the Classical Guitar in Academia.” In For the Love of Music: Festschrift in Honor of Theodore Front on His 90th Birthday, edited by Darwin F. Scott. Lucca: Lim Antiqua, 2002. It is loaded with sources and they are conveniently grouped according to material type(i.e. dissertations, periodicals, histories, reference works etc.)

[edit] Researchs

[edit] Doctoral thesis

[edit] Musicology

• Per Kjetil Farstad: German galant lute music in the 18th century Göteborgs universitet Göteborgs universitet, 2000 ISBN 91-85974-55-2
• Richard T. Pinnel : “The role of Francesco Corbetta (1615-1681) in the History of Music for the Baroque Guitar, including a transcription of his complete works (Volumes I and II)”. University of California, Los Angeles 1976.
• Umberto Realino: "Un sičcle de guitare en France, 1750-1850" Université Paris 4, 1999 Lille : A.N.R.T., Université de Lille III, 2000, OCLC 49840389. (French)
• Danièle Ribouillaud Thesis about the romantic guitar. Mrs Ribouillaud was Chief Redactor of the French magazine “Les cahiers de la guitare”. (French)
• Rafael Serrallet: "Manuel Palau and the Guitar. The irresistible call of music. Concierto Levanto. Performance practice. (English) Summary of the doctoral thesis

[edit] Musical acoustics

Main article: Musical acoustics research on the classical guitar

[edit] Ongoing thesis

[edit] Master thesis

• Leon Brown: "Modern guitar music (Francisco Tarrega, Emilio Pujol, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Leo Brouwer, Spain, Brazil, Cuba)". M.A. Thesis, San Jose State University, 1992.
• Michael James Sult: "Classical guitar techniques from the eighteenth to the twentieth Century". M.A. Thesis, San Jose State University, 1979.

[edit] Bachelor thesis

Daniela Polcher - The Emilio Pujol guitar method (French)

[edit] Articles

[edit] Musicology

[edit] Musical acoustics

Main article: Musical acoustics research on the classical guitar

[edit] Performance

• Some Thoughts on Posture and Holding the Guitar - Graham Wade
• The Perfect Technique? - Dominique Royle & Nicola Culf (a look at health issues relating to posture and technique)
• The a Finger - Taking a Closer Look - Stephen Kenyon
• Studies and Exercises for the Guitar: music and terminology - Brian Jeffery
• Rest Stroke and Free Stroke Revisited - Ricardo Iznaola
• Aspects of Technique - Gordon Crosskey
• Aspects of Technique: the Exercises - Gordon Crosskey

[edit] Bibliography

• John W.Tanno: “The Guitar Dons Cap and Gown: The Legitimization of the Classical Guitar in Academia.” In For the Love of Music: Festschrift in Honor of Theodore Front on His 90th Birthday, edited by Darwin F. Scott. Lucca: Lim Antiqua, 2002.

[edit] External links

• [3] Musemath.com

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