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Roberto Satta (Klavier) und Lorenzo Guarnieri (Gitarre) führen seit Jahren die CUATRO PIEZAS PARA DOS in jedem ihrer Konzerte auf. Auf Wunsch von Roberto, dem "´Manager", habe ich für die beiden eine Gitarre-Klavier-Version von HAPPY HOUR SANDWICH geschaffen. Seitdem steht auch dieses 4-teilige Werk fix im Programm. 
Schwertberger und das Duo Guarnieri-Satta: Interview-Auszug aus einem italienischen Online-Magazin.- Unter mehreren Gitarre-Klavier-Duos in Italien ist auch das Duo Pisano - Adamo von den "Cuatro piezas"überzeugt, sonst wäre das Werk nicht in seinem ständigen Programm. 
In den Niederlanden interpretieren Anne Ku (Klavier) und Robert Bekkers beide Werke (siehe Link "Gitarre"). 

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Aparte de eso, mi pagina cubre varios aspectos de carácter personal: mis opiniones acerca del arte; la procedencia de mis ancestros etc. ... y asuntos familiares: Como está Laurita? (clic!)

Hello, I am aI am a former Austrian teacher of music and German language at the secondary level. Some 30 years ago, I had to teach students how to play the guitar. At that time,  however, no adequate material of popular music was available for a course of teaching young people seriously how to play the Spanish guitar. Not all of my 15 to 18-year-old students could be motivated to practice by the method of Karl Scheit. Childish and oldfashioned songs, strange,  ugly  "didactic" arrangements and sudden difficult steps of progression made the frustrated students despair. I searched for teaching material and kept buying piles of music books to find nothing but a few pages which satisfied my students. So I began to write music myself:  I made arrangements of folk- and popular music, of jazz and of Latin American melodies and composed pieces myself - and my students liked it. My former teacher Dr. Eberhard Würzl ugly  "didactic" arrangements and sudden difficult steps of progression made the frustrated students despair. I searched for teaching material and kept buying piles of music books to find nothing but a few pages which satisfied my students. So I began to write music myself:  I made arrangements of folk- and popular music, of jazz and of Latin American melodies and composed pieces myself - and my students liked it. My former teacher Dr. Eberhard Würzl (died 2004) convinced the Viennese music publisher DOBLINGER to edit my work. My scores for guitar music such as "GLORY HALLELUJA" or LATIN   AMERICA" were and are still successful and have been selling well. And there was a sudden demand for similar music to be played on the piano, the recorder, the trumpet, the violin, the (violon)cello, the flute, the sax (saxophone) etc.  For more details, tick the links below  and see the reviews (some are in English) and / or send me an E-mail! (Translated by Heinrich Kreissl)