Three Easy Sonatinas by Ferndinando Carulli. No.1 Moderato & Larghetto. Matthew McAllister (Guitar).

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Apr 25, 2023
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Scottish Guitarist Matthew McAllister plays the 1st of Three Easy Sonatinas by Ferndinando Carulli, Moderato & Larghetto. For more great guitar music please subscribe to the channel and stay tuned for lots of great videos from the Gallery.

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Matthew is playing a Michael Ritchie Cedar Guitar and using Augustine Regal Strings.

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