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‘asteInuovo-Tedesco: Guitar Concerto No. 1 in D major, Op. 99 Castelnuovo Tedesco Concerto No. | for Guitar & Orchestra in D major, Op.99 Mario CASTELNUOVO-TEDESGO TO CONCERTO N° 1 FOR GUITAR AND ORCHESTRA D MAJOR «> RE MAGGIORE OP, 99: we MUSIC MINUS ONE WE Hie inirp to create a product that will provide you an easy way to learn and perform a concerto with a full orehestra in the comfort of your own home, Because it involves a fixed orchestral performance, there is an inherent lack of flexibility in tempo and cadenza length. The following uivo features and techniques will reduce these inflexibilities and help you maxi- mize the effectiven and performa Where the soloist begins a movement solo, we have provided an introductory with subtle taps inserted at the actual tempo before the soloist’s entrance. sof the wav practice system: measu Chapter stops on your cv are conve niently located throughout the piece at the beginnings of practice sections, and are cross-referdenced in the score. ‘This should help you quickly find a desired place in the musie as you Chapter stops have also been placed at orchestra entrances (after cadenzas, for example) so that, with the help of a second person, it is possible to perform a seamless version of the concerto along arn the piece side your vio cd accompaniment. While we ha sidered an average amount of time for a cadenza, each performer will have a dif ferent interpretation and observe individ- ual tempi. Your personal rendition may preclude a perfect “fit” within the space provided. Therefore, by having a second allotted what is generally con SUGGESTIONS FOR USING THIS MMO EDITION person press the pause Il button on your cn player after the start of each cadenza, followed by the next trackbMbutton, your cp will be cued to the orchestra’s re entry, When you as soloist are at the end of the cadenza or other solo passage, the second person can press the play > (or pause If button) on the ch remote to allow a synchronized orchestra re-entry. Where 'y, we have inserted subtle taps (also notated in the solo part) in the right channel for easier synchronization; these taps may be emphasized or diminished by use of the balance control on your stereo system We have observed generally accepted tempi, but some may wish to perform ata different tempo, or to slow down or speed up the accompaniment for practice purposes. You can purchase from MMO (or from other audio and electronics deal ers) specialized co players which allow variable speed while maintaining proper pitch. This is an indispensable tool for the serious musician and you may wish to look into purchasing this useful piece of equipment for full enjoyment of all your Minio editions We want to provide you with the most useful practice and performance accompa iments possible. If you have any sugges tions for improving the ws system, pleas: feel free to contact us. You can reach us by mail at mmogroup@musieminusone.com MMO 008

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