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The cadenzas of the first modern guitar concertosValenzuela et al., 2017
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- Valenzuela R
- Lugo N
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Manuel M. Ponce's Concierto del Sur (1941), and Heitor Villa-‐Lobos's Concerto pour guitare et petit orchestre(1951). Since none of these composers were guitarists per se, the cadenzas they wrote for the concertos were not subjected to technical limitations or to …
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