Is this part of any scale?

yeah, I've been there. Can't seem to get the transcriptions though, I just get the midi-files.

I've read the very last thread before reading the previous.
I actually studied with a few masters. Met Sophlocles Papas before he died. I'll help the best way I can. My collection of scores have diminished because of a major theft about 10 years ago. I have been collecting gifs and PDFs through the last couple of years. Your French aug6 question was answered earlier. Later.

If you have cakewalk, when you download the tune, you should be able to read it. Some of them I may have in gifs or pdfs.

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/guitare-classique-patrick.navarro/accueil2.html

Here is one site of reasonably nice transcriptions. It's in French, though. There also are some pop-ups. Click partitions and you're there. You'll see Compositeurs alphabetically. Have at it. They are free.

Here is another. Should keep you busy for awhile.

http://perso.flamenco.free.fr/menu-uk.php

[Edited by griphon2 on 02-17-2003 at 10:30 AM]

Great sites griphon. :) I wish I had known about those before.

HAHAHAHAHA. I haven't visited this site in like 5 days, and I come back and this thread has ballooned to gigantic proportions. I just wanted to know how to play those 4 notes :) So here's the deal with me. I've been playing for 2 years, but I know next to no theory. I'm just really good at spitting out other people's stuff I've memorized off of tab's. To me it seems like playing guitar has two different facets, actual physical ability to manuevre your fingers into playing the right notes, and then theory. Much to my chagrin I lack the latter. Should I just start memorizing random scales?