Documentos de Académico
Documentos de Profesional
Documentos de Cultura
Calendario
Nota: El presente calendario está sujeto a cambios.
Wade, Graham, “Ch. 4. J. S. Bach and the Lute”, The Guitarist’s Guide to Bach.
Wade, Graham, “Ch. 5. Aproaches and Ornamentation”, The Guitarist’s Guide to Bach.
Wade, Graham, “Ch. 6. The Suites”, The Guitarist’s Guide to Bach.
Wade, Graham, “Ch. 7. Other Works”, The Guitarist’s Guide to Bach.
Semana IX (Abril 5): El surgimiento y triunfo de la guitarra de 6 cuerdas: Ferrandiere, Sor, Giuliani,
Carcassi, Carulli, Aguado, Diabelli.
I. Surgimiento de la Guitarra de 6 cuerdas.
II. La Guitarra entre 1790-89.
III. La Guitarra de 1790 a 1800
IV. Técnica y prácticas de interpretación de la guitarra en el periodo clásico.
A. La guitarra romántica.
I. Giulio Regondi.
II. Luigi Legnani.
III. Napoleón Coste.
IV. Johann Kaspar Mertz.
V. Franz Schubert.
Semana XII (Abril 26). El modernismo y el legado de Andrés Segovia (2ª sesión).
I. Alexander Tansman.
II. Joaquín Turina.
Semana XIII (Mayo 3): Compositores de Inglaterra y los EEUU: el legado de Julian Bream.
I. Julian Bream.
II. R.R. Bennet.
III. H. W. Henze.
IV. Rawsthorne
V. Toru Takemitsu
VI. Benjamin Britten
VII. Lennox Berkeley
VIII. William Walton
IX. Reginald Smith-Brindle
X. Stephen Dodgson
XI. Malcom Arnold
XII. Frank Martin.
Semana XVII (Sesión extra*): La guitarra en las tradiciones populares: Flamenco, Jazz, Blues y Rock.
La guitarra flamenca.
La guitarra en el Jazz.
La guitarra en el Blues.
La guitarra en el Rock.
* Fecha acordada por el profesor y estudiantes.
Griffiths, John: “The vihuela: performance practice, style and context”, Cambridge Studies
in Performance Practice.
Griffiths, John: “At Court and at Home with the Vihuela de mano: Current Perspectives on
the Instrument, its Music and its world”, Journal of the Lute Society of America.
Guitarra Renacentista
Tyler, James, “Chap. 1. Spain: la guitarra de quatro [sic.] órdenes”, The Guitar and its Music
from the Renaissance to the Classical Era.
Tyler, James, “Chap. 2. France: The Creation of the Repertory”, The Guitar and its Music
from the Renaissance to the Classical Era.
Tyler, James, “Chap. 3. England: … yused of gentilmen, and of the best sort …”, The Guitar
and its Music from the Renaissance to the Classical Era.
Tyler, James, “Chap. 4. Italy: la chitarra da sette corde”, The Guitar and its Music from the
Renaissance to the Classical Era.
Cruz, Eloy, La Casa de los Once Muertos: Historia y Repertorio de la Guitarra. UNAM, 1993.
Dunn, Alexander, Style and Development in the Theorbo Works of Robert de Visée. Tesis
Doctoral, University of California in San Diego, 1989.
Medina Zacarías, Sergio E., Manual de Lectura y Transcripción de Tablaturas de los siglos
XVI al XVIII. Universidad de Guadalajara.
Nolde, Richard James, English Renaisance Lute Practice as Reflected in Robert Dowland’s
Varietie of Lute-Lessons”, (Tesis de Maestría, Rice University, 1984).
Spring, Matthew. The Lute in Britain: A History of the Instrument and its Music. Oxford
Early Music Series.
Guitarra Barroca:
Tyler, James, “Chap. 6. Italy: The Creation of the Repertory”, The Guitar and its Music from
the Renaissance to the Classical Era.
Tyler, James, “Chap. 7. France: The Royal Guitarists”, The Guitar and its Music from the
Renaissance to the Classical Era.
Tyler, James, “Chap. 8. England, the Low Countries, and Scandinavia”, The Guitar and its
Music from the Renaissance to the Classical Era.
Tyler, James, “Chap. 9. Germany and the Austrian Empire”, The Guitar and its Music from
the Renaissance to the Classical Era.
Sparks, Paul, “Chap. 11. 1750-69: The emergence of the Six-Course Guitar”, The Guitar and
its Music from the Renaissance to the Classical Era.
Sparks, Paul, “Chap. 12. 1770-89: The First Six-String Guitar”, The Guitar and its Music from
the Renaissance to the Classical Era.
Sparks, Paul, “Chap. 13. 1790 to the Early 1800s: The Triumph of the Six-String Guitar”, The
Guitar and its Music from the Renaissance to the Classical Era.
Sparks, Paul, “Chap. 14.The Guitar 1750-c. 1800: Practical Information”, The Guitar and its
Music from the Renaissance to the Classical Era.
Guitarra Romántica:
Heck, Thomas F., Mauro Giuliani: Virtuoso Guitarist and Composer, Editions Orphée.
Mattingly, Stephen, Franz Schubert’s Chamber Music With Guitar”, (Doctoral Thesis,
Florida State University, 2007).
La “escuela” de Tárrega.
Phillips, Stephen, The Influence of Miguel Llobet on the Pedagogy, Repertoire, and Stature
of the Guitar in the Twentieth Century. (Doctoral Thesis, University of Miami, 2002).
La “escuela” de Tárrega.
Phillips, Stephen, The Influence of Miguel Llobet on the Pedagogy, Repertoire, and Stature
of the Guitar in the Twentieth Century. (Doctoral Thesis, University of Miami, 2002).
Guitarra Contemporánea
Tanenbaum, David, “Chap. 11. Perspectives on the classical guitar in the twentieth
century”, Sexto Órden No. 7. (Año 4, Vol. 1, 2012).
Adame, Gloria A., “El método Brouweriano: los estudios como preparación de sus obras”,
The Cambridge Companion to the Guitar (Edited by Victor Anand Coelho).
Manuel, Peter, “Chap. 2. Flamenco Guitar: history, style, status”, The Cambridge
Companion to the Guitar (Edited by Victor Anand Coelho).
Obrecht, Jas, “Chap. 6. A century of blues guitar”, The Cambridge Companion to the Guitar
(Edited by Victor Anand Coelho).
Waksman, Steve, “Chap. 7. The turn to noise: rock guitar from the 1950s to the 1970s”,
The Cambridge Companion to the Guitar (Edited by Victor Anand Coelho).
Waksman, Steve, “Chap. 8. Contesting virtuosity: rock guitar since 1976”, The Cambridge
Companion to the Guitar (Edited by Victor Anand Coelho).