Tú...siempre Tú - Opus 106 - Antonio Alba
Posté : jeu. août 26, 2021 4:15 pm
This was information was found in Spanish about Antonio Alba at http://www.arrakis.es/~dedeo/04b-alba.htm - (dead link now)
ANTONIO ALBA (1873-1940)
Aunque es conocido como Antonio Alba y así consta en todos los escritos y reseñas referidos a él. El verdadero nombre de este guitarrista y compositor es Juan Antonio Hava Ferré. Es el primer guitarrista que suponemos adoptó un nombre artístico, cuyos motivos por el momento se desconocen.
Translation.
Even though he is known as Antonio Alba in all the written works that refer to him the real name of this guitarist and composer is Juan Antonio Hava Ferre. He was the first guitarist that we know of that adopted a stage name, for unknown reasons.
Tú...siempre Tú - Opus 106 Alba - MEAS Tabs-Notes
We mostly used Musescore for Albe 106 and it took some special maneuverings to get the impute acceptable.
Caution was needed not to allow notes to be inadvertently moved out of place that can happen in most notation programs.
It was fun working with Jazz cancan. And MEAS thanks him for helping with those blind spots which sometimes happen. And apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused anyone while we processed Alba Opus 106.
ANTONIO ALBA (1873-1940)
Aunque es conocido como Antonio Alba y así consta en todos los escritos y reseñas referidos a él. El verdadero nombre de este guitarrista y compositor es Juan Antonio Hava Ferré. Es el primer guitarrista que suponemos adoptó un nombre artístico, cuyos motivos por el momento se desconocen.
Translation.
Even though he is known as Antonio Alba in all the written works that refer to him the real name of this guitarist and composer is Juan Antonio Hava Ferre. He was the first guitarist that we know of that adopted a stage name, for unknown reasons.
Tú...siempre Tú - Opus 106 Alba - MEAS Tabs-Notes
We mostly used Musescore for Albe 106 and it took some special maneuverings to get the impute acceptable.
Caution was needed not to allow notes to be inadvertently moved out of place that can happen in most notation programs.
It was fun working with Jazz cancan. And MEAS thanks him for helping with those blind spots which sometimes happen. And apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused anyone while we processed Alba Opus 106.