Sellingers Round – Anonymous (Free PDF)

Sellingers Round (Anonymous Renaissance Lute Work) – Free PDF sheet music, performance, and lesson video for mid to late-beginner or easy-intermediate classical guitar. For use during or after my Method Book Volume 2.

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Sellingers Round (Anonymous Renaissance Lute Work) – This work comes from a book that was bound with the William Ballet Lute Book. Source: Trinity College, Dublin MS 408/2. With a gentle dance feel and a strong melody this is an excellent and authentic Renaissance work to play for the late-beginner or early-intermediate.

This is part of a collection of easy supplemental pieces after my free Classical Guitar Method Volume 1. or during my Classical Guitar Method Volume 2. This is a nice easy work without any oddities or awkward fingerings. The collection I’m forming will add a few extra pieces for students to play before they move on to my graded series or just for enjoyment and extra practice.

Here is the YouTube lesson link if you want to watch it there.

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Bradford Werner

Bradford Werner is a classical guitarist and music publisher from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. He originally created this site for his students at the Victoria Conservatory of Music but now shares content worldwide. Curating guitar content helps students absorb the culture, musical ideas, and technique of the classical guitar. Bradford also has a YouTube channel with over 94,000 subscribers and 13 million views. He taught classical guitar at the Victoria Conservatory of Music for 16 years and freelanced in Greater Victoria for 20 years and now dedicates much of his time curating content online and helping connect the classical guitar community. See more at his personal website.

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  1. Dear Bradford,

    I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude for the incredible journey your course has set me on. When I started with the intent to learn Flamenco music, I never imagined I’d fall so deeply in love with classical guitar. It’s been three months since I started this path, and reaching Grade 2 feels like a milestone worth celebrating. Thank you for designing such a beautifully structured course and for being such a humble and inspiring guide.

    Coming from a region with a rich and diverse musical tradition, I’ve been reflecting on how classical guitar could connect with the context of Indian music. I’m curious if you’d recommend any pieces that might align well with this cultural backdrop or could serve as a bridge between these two worlds. Are there compositions or exercises you believe would resonate with someone exploring both Indian and Western traditions?

    Additionally, as I work toward building my personal brand through music, I’d love your advice on sharing pieces from the course. Would it be appropriate to feature some of the music I’ve learned in my posts? I’m keen to ensure I respect copyright and the integrity of the material while also showcasing my growth and passion for classical guitar.

    Thank you for your guidance and for inspiring me to pursue music with such joy and commitment.

    Best regards,
    Hitesh

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