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Carcassi’s Scale Exercises. - OpenGuitar.com
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Carcassi’s Scale Exercises. David Raleigh Arnold 1 Introduction Matteo Carcassi was a successful touring concert guitarist, composer, and teacher working in Europe and England in
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