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E. Granados: Danzas españolas

Ullrich Scheideler (Editor)

Rolf Koenen (Fingering)

Enrique Granados – Danzas españolas
Difficulty (Explanation)

No. I – Galante – Difficulty: 4 (Medium)

No. II – Oriental – Difficulty: 4 (Medium)

No. III – Fandango – Difficulty: 5 (Medium)

No. IV – Villanesca – Difficulty: 4 (Medium)

No. V – Andaluza – Difficulty: 4 (Medium)

No. VI – Rondalla aragonesa – Difficulty: 6 (Medium)

No. VII – Valenciana – Difficulty: 6 (Medium)

No. VIII – Sardana – Difficulty: 5 (Medium)

No. IX – Romántica – Difficulty: 6 (Medium)

No. X – Melancólica – Difficulty: 5 (Medium)

No. XI – Arabesca – Difficulty: 5 (Medium)

No. XII – Bolero – Difficulty: 5 (Medium)
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