Sample Recordings from
The Conservatory Tutor
The Conservatory Tutor
A Duet from Lesson 1. This is studied in the second week.
Only un-fretted bass string are used.
Only un-fretted bass string are used.
A Duet from Lesson 3. This is studied in the third week.
Again, only un-fretted "open" strings are used.
Again, only un-fretted "open" strings are used.
A Duet from Lesson 4. This is studied in the 5th week. The student
only plays fretted notes on the third string.
only plays fretted notes on the third string.
A Solo from Lesson 5. This solo uses only 4 fretted notes in the left-hand.
A Solo from Lesson 6. Only the upper three strings are used in the left-hand.
A Duet from Lesson 6. The student plays single notes on the top three strings.
A Solo from Lesson 6. Nuages d' avril (clouds of April). This is the third of
Three Pieces in Increasing Difficulty. It is a modern
work that challenges the student on many levels.
Three Pieces in Increasing Difficulty. It is a modern
work that challenges the student on many levels.
A Solo from Lesson 7. This lesson focuses on the fourth string.
A solo from Lesson 8. 5th and 4th string notes alternating with the first
string (open).
string (open).
A Solo from Lesson 9. 48th Street. Reviews the notes on the 6th string and
serves as a "finale" to the first position notes.
serves as a "finale" to the first position notes.
Lesson 10. This is an arpeggio lesson.
Lesson 12. This is another arpeggio lesson that begins chord building
Lesson 13. Another arpeggio lesson that continues chord building.
Lesson 16. Siciliano. This is the last lesson in the book. It completes the
introduction to chord building section .
introduction to chord building section .
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