Edition Max Eschig LOPEZ-CHAVARRI - SONATA N°2 - GUITARE
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Essential Information About This Sheet Music
Essential Information About This Sheet Music
- Edition dedicated to guitar: designed for comfortable playing and clear reading on the instrument.
- Fingerings by J. Robledo: precise indications to secure movements, optimize positions, and gain fluidity.
- Guided musical work: the fingerings help build coherent phrasing, clear articulation, and controlled sound.
- Ideal for study as well as performance: a relevant resource to develop left-hand technique and rhythmic stability.
Manufacturer Information
Edition Max Eschig
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Summary of This Sheet Music
Designed for guitar, this sheet music emphasizes playing comfort and work efficiency thanks to the fingerings by J. Robledo. The provided indications naturally guide finger placement, facilitate position shifts, and contribute to a more consistent execution, especially in passages where anticipating string and fret changes makes a difference. In practice, these fingerings become a true guiding thread: they support setup, encourage a relaxed left hand, and allow faster focus on the musical essentials (dynamics, phrasing flow, sound balance). Whether you are in the learning phase or seeking a carefully "guitar-thought" version, this edition offers a structured working framework, useful for progressing cleanly and gaining confidence as tempo and expressiveness develop.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Arranger | J. Robledo (fingerings) | Instrumentation | guitar |
Questions frequently asked
For which instrumentation is this Sonata No. 2 published?
This edition is intended for solo guitar.
Are J. Robledo's fingerings indicated in the sheet music?
The fingerings are signed by J. Robledo. They guide finger placement and position shifts on the guitar.
Is this Lopez-Chavarri score suitable for the classical repertoire?
Classified as classical, this Sonata No. 2 belongs to the guitar repertoire. The work is presented in the form of sheet music. The fingering indications support the dynamics work and sound balance.
Does Lopez-Chavarri's Sonata No. 2 facilitate string changes?
J. Robledo's fingerings are designed to anticipate string and fretboard shifts to make transitions smoother.
Can the left hand be practiced with this guitar edition?
Thanks to J. Robledo’s fingerings, the practice aims for a more relaxed left hand during passages that require position shifts.



