Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Hey friends, I'm back with another easier pieces collection video! While these pieces may look complex or difficult at first glance, the biggest challenge is usually taking the plunge and figuring out the notes in the higher positions.
With a bit of dedication and attention to detail, advanced beginners can make every single one of these pieces sound absolutely lovely!
Which piece is your favorite? Let me know in the comments below! 👇😊
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I'm playing a TP-30 by Pavan Guitars: pavanguitars.com
Practice Journal: guitarhub.learnworlds.com/practice-journal
11 exercises: beatrixguitarstudio.beeacoustic.com/products/the-only-exercises-you-need-top-11-exercises-digital-download-workbook-of-my-favourite-11-exercises-tabs-sheet-music
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Get the Sheet Music / TABs here:
Raindrops nenomunitic.com
Firth of Lorne amazon.com/dp/0857368338?lv=shuf&channelId=500&plpRedirect=mhFallback
Milonga patreon.com/beatrixguitar/posts/milonga-by-juan-166582362?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link
Composed directly by Croatian guitarist Neno Munitic, the official sheet music for "Raindrops" was self-published as a standalone score on his official website, nenomunitic.com, in 2011.
"The Firth of Lorn" by Gary Ryan can be found in Classical Guitar Exam Pieces from 2020: Grade 3, published by Trinity College London Press Ltd.
Finally, "Milonga" was first arranged for classical guitar by Jury Clormann—originally combining two of Buscaglia’s songs ("Floreos" and "Preludio Criollo")—and published in the anthology Saitenwege 1 by DUX-Verlag under the title "Milonga—Floreos et Preludio Criollo."
⏱️Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:32 Raindrops – Neno Munitic
4:20 Firth of Lorn – Gary Ryan
6:28 Milonga – Juan Buscaglia
9:35 please don't skip D:
Hey friends, I'm back with another easier pieces collection video! While these pieces may look complex or difficult at first glance, the biggest challenge is usually taking the plunge and figuring out the notes in the higher positions.
With a bit of dedication and attention to detail, advanced beginners can make every single one of these pieces sound absolutely lovely!
Which piece is your favorite? Let me know in the comments below! 👇😊
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I'm playing a TP-30 by Pavan Guitars: pavanguitars.com
Practice Journal: guitarhub.learnworlds.com/practice-journal
11 exercises: beatrixguitarstudio.beeacoustic.com/products/the-only-exercises-you-need-top-11-exercises-digital-download-workbook-of-my-favourite-11-exercises-tabs-sheet-music
📚Courses:guitarhub.beeacoustic.com/course/spanish-romance
💌 Newsletter: beatrixguitar.substack.com
📦 Shop: beatrixguitarstudio.beeacoustic.com
🌐 Website: beatrixkovacs.com
❤️ Patreon:patreon.com/beatrixguitar
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Get the Sheet Music / TABs here:
Raindrops nenomunitic.com
Firth of Lorne amazon.com/dp/0857368338?lv=shuf&channelId=500&plpRedirect=mhFallback
Milonga patreon.com/beatrixguitar/posts/milonga-by-juan-166582362?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link
Composed directly by Croatian guitarist Neno Munitic, the official sheet music for "Raindrops" was self-published as a standalone score on his official website, nenomunitic.com, in 2011.
"The Firth of Lorn" by Gary Ryan can be found in Classical Guitar Exam Pieces from 2020: Grade 3, published by Trinity College London Press Ltd.
Finally, "Milonga" was first arranged for classical guitar by Jury Clormann—originally combining two of Buscaglia’s songs ("Floreos" and "Preludio Criollo")—and published in the anthology Saitenwege 1 by DUX-Verlag under the title "Milonga—Floreos et Preludio Criollo."
⏱️Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:32 Raindrops – Neno Munitic
4:20 Firth of Lorn – Gary Ryan
6:28 Milonga – Juan Buscaglia
9:35 please don't skip D:
