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David Crittenden Published compositions
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 ...a collection of seven new compositions for solo guitar... The publication includes explanations of musical symbols and occasional blank pages to reduce page turns when playing from the bound edition.Difficulty level: Intermediate
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 A new composition in four movements for solo guitar. In DADGAD tuning and written in treble clef and tablature. A programmatic work based on a Medieval Russian poem. Difficulty level: Difficult This work was commissioned and premiered by Jeff Lambert. (learn more) To see how to purchase the printed music click here (then click add to cart) To look at samples of the printed music click here Paperback edition $9.99 Sadko and the Ocean King click here One More for Wallace HartleyA new composition in for solo guitar in standard, treble-clef notation. A musical tribute to the bandleader aboard the Titanic when it sank in1912. Difficulty level: Difficult To see how to purchase the printed music click here (then click add to cart) To look at samples of the printed music click here Paperback edition $8.00 click here 
This piece was suggested by Twin Cities guitar enthusiast David Svea who was looking for something slightly off the beaten path of the largely Nineteenth-Century student repertoire that he had been studying. In this piece I sought a middle ground that students and advanced players could enjoy. see how to buy this music
Bob and Laura Owen commissioned me to compose From A Distant Fiddle for their talented daughter, Alanna, who premiered it in Saint Paul, Minnesota. This piece owes much to an American folk tradition that is rooted in the folk music of Ireland and Scotland. see how to buy this music were published by Amoriello Guitar Publications and are available from Theodore Front Musical Literature. Inc. A book of intermediate guitar quartets is published by Alfred Music Publishing. These pieces were premiered by students of Alan Johnston at the Suzuki Association of the Americas conference in Minneapolis in 2006. |