Hi Mr. Dimick,
I am a student of Larry Deack and have performed your arrangement of Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring for the Orange County Guitar Circle in the past. I was looking through my sheet music to play your piece again, but could not find it. Is there any way I can obtain a copy of the piece from you?
I LOVE your site! Amazing clean beautiful. It’s everything that is wonderful about classical guitar. My partner and I create guitar instruction mobile apps for the iOS platform. We would love to offer a gift to you of our apps and if you like them we would like to offer one for you to give away to your readers.
Here is a link to the app. It includes 60 minutes of guitar instruction video and 4 of Bach’s prettiest pieces.
Here is a link to the app. Please write to me if you are interested in getting a free copy?
All the best to you and your readers. Sharon
JPD November 19, 2011
Ok, ya got me. Thank you, Sharon.. 🙂
I’ll look into the opportunity you’ve offered when I get a chance. Thanks again.
John
Vonda December 13, 2011
I would love to get the arrangement of America the Beautiful that Stuart Weber performed on Youtube. I really enjoyed it. Vonda
Lou February 13, 2012
I’m reading through a guitar arrangement and I see the symbol above the notes that reads, “B5 or 1/2 B5——“.
What does this mean again?
It’s been a while since I’ve read through Classical guitar music?
This is a fun, useful, and informative site! Thanks for curating it!
If you’re interested, you can look and listen to music I’ve written for Denis Azabagic, Martha Masters, Daniel Bolshoy, and other fine classical guitar players, at my website: http://www.michaelkarmon.com. All scores are free, and questions are always welcome. 🙂
Jack October 18, 2012
Hi John,
I just love your site! Could you possibly explain your process (if you have one, or tips or anything) on transposing songs into the guitar, for solos and/or duets?
That would make an amazing article.
Thanks!
JPD October 19, 2012
Hi Jack. Thanks for the compliment.
To answer your question: if a piece excites me enough, I just find a way to get the job done! 🙂
Hi! It’s great to discover blogs like this! I, myself, am a classical guitarist who has been living and studying in Spain since 2007. I’ve just moved back to my hometown, of Portland, OR, and am looking to establish myself here on the music scene. I’d be honored if you check out my own page, http://www.ryanwalshguitar.com. I have a video reel that demonstrates pieces I play as well: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmweEg1xcak
cheers! and thank you for maintaining this great blog!
Ryan
jokokondok May 4, 2013
Hello. I am Joko, 50. I live in Indonesia. I love playing hymn solo guitar. But I have no talent to make arrangement. It’s very hard to find hymn solo guitar in my country, besides too expensive for me to buy from other country. I hope You could help me about this. Specially for “Higher Ground” and “Softly and Tenderly” and “What A Friend We Have In Jesus.” Too long browse the internet but I haven’t found it.
Thank You. May Jesus bless You. Ps : Sorry about my English.
john morreale April 6, 2015
Love your site. I just wanted to send you this YOUTUBE link to my sons performance at the ASTA Aaron Green Classical Guitar competition held at the University of Southern California on 4/4/2015. He prepared Andante Espressivo by Giulianni and Prelude #2 by Heitor Villa-Lobos. Thank you.
Hi Mr. Dimick,
I am a student of Larry Deack and have performed your arrangement of Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring for the Orange County Guitar Circle in the past. I was looking through my sheet music to play your piece again, but could not find it. Is there any way I can obtain a copy of the piece from you?
Thank you for your time
Hello Mr. Dimick
Great Blog! Loved checking it out!
please check out my blog, it’s new, I hope u like it.
http://truthabouttheguitar.blogspot.com/2011/06/truth-about-guitar.html
Hi, Maxile. That’s a nice blog you’ve got. Lots of interesting details. Keep it going!
I LOVE your site! Amazing clean beautiful. It’s everything that is wonderful about classical guitar. My partner and I create guitar instruction mobile apps for the iOS platform. We would love to offer a gift to you of our apps and if you like them we would like to offer one for you to give away to your readers.
Here is a link to the app. It includes 60 minutes of guitar instruction video and 4 of Bach’s prettiest pieces.
Here is a link to the app. Please write to me if you are interested in getting a free copy?
All the best to you and your readers. Sharon
Ok, ya got me. Thank you, Sharon.. 🙂
I’ll look into the opportunity you’ve offered when I get a chance. Thanks again.
John
I would love to get the arrangement of America the Beautiful that Stuart Weber performed on Youtube. I really enjoyed it. Vonda
I’m reading through a guitar arrangement and I see the symbol above the notes that reads, “B5 or 1/2 B5——“.
What does this mean again?
It’s been a while since I’ve read through Classical guitar music?
It’s a bar chord on the 5th fret. See Wikipedia here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barre_chord
Hi John,
This is a fun, useful, and informative site! Thanks for curating it!
If you’re interested, you can look and listen to music I’ve written for Denis Azabagic, Martha Masters, Daniel Bolshoy, and other fine classical guitar players, at my website: http://www.michaelkarmon.com. All scores are free, and questions are always welcome. 🙂
Hi John,
I just love your site! Could you possibly explain your process (if you have one, or tips or anything) on transposing songs into the guitar, for solos and/or duets?
That would make an amazing article.
Thanks!
Hi Jack. Thanks for the compliment.
To answer your question: if a piece excites me enough, I just find a way to get the job done! 🙂
Hi! It’s great to discover blogs like this! I, myself, am a classical guitarist who has been living and studying in Spain since 2007. I’ve just moved back to my hometown, of Portland, OR, and am looking to establish myself here on the music scene. I’d be honored if you check out my own page, http://www.ryanwalshguitar.com. I have a video reel that demonstrates pieces I play as well: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmweEg1xcak
cheers! and thank you for maintaining this great blog!
Ryan
Hello. I am Joko, 50. I live in Indonesia. I love playing hymn solo guitar. But I have no talent to make arrangement. It’s very hard to find hymn solo guitar in my country, besides too expensive for me to buy from other country. I hope You could help me about this. Specially for “Higher Ground” and “Softly and Tenderly” and “What A Friend We Have In Jesus.” Too long browse the internet but I haven’t found it.
Thank You. May Jesus bless You. Ps : Sorry about my English.
Love your site. I just wanted to send you this YOUTUBE link to my sons performance at the ASTA Aaron Green Classical Guitar competition held at the University of Southern California on 4/4/2015. He prepared Andante Espressivo by Giulianni and Prelude #2 by Heitor Villa-Lobos. Thank you.
https://youtu.be/qwx-0n9h8Go
I’ve been following Matt since he was — what, 6? It’s great to see him sticking with it and doing so well!
Hi JPD, glad to see you’re still alive and well on-line! Gila