• Score

Format

The Paper format provides a high-quality printed score, perfect for building your physical music library and practicing away from screens.

The eScore is a high-quality digital sheet music file, available for download as a PDF across our entire catalog.

The eScore Extra lets you print the copies needed for your students or for the members of your ensemble, while strictly prohibiting digital sharing.

The Combo offers you the printed score and digital score at a discounted price, combining a physical library with instant access on your devices.

The Combo eScore Extra + Paper provides the printed score along with a digital version that allows you to print the copies you need for your students or ensemble.

Need a recording license Click here

Description

The studies of the present book, the opus 60, have been published for the first time around the year 1853 by the publisher Brandus, and almost simultaneously by Schott in Germany. Their composition probably dates from 1836, according to Carcassi's own words in his method: «...studies op. 60 following this work...«. This edition has been though of as an alternative to the numerous already in print, and has the particularity of having no fingerings. We often hear musicians hoping that they would not have to scratch out the fingerings in their book, because they are not fitting their way of thinking, and we have hoped to provide in this work an obstacle-free publication for them to experiment. Otherwise we are following d'OZ conventions concerning cautionary accidentals, and have as usual identified the technical slurs as being dashed, to differenciate them from music phrasing slurs.