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WEEK 2: La Guitarra Espanola! ![🐂](https://d56vh6ph4jjmq.cloudfront.net/emoji/emojione/4_0/svg2/1f402.svg)
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Sor – Andante Op 44 No 11
For this one, I simply started flipping through my book of Sor studies (ed. Grimes) looking for something I hadn’t played before, but looked interesting and not too difficult to play. This Andante in E minor fits the bill.
I find it interesting how the B section begins in the relative major key, but very quickly (after just two measures) goes back to E minor. It’s like you’re eating a dish of ice cream, then you take a little taste of another flavor from someone else nearby, but then you go right back to what’s in your dish.