hi
you can listen Waynek play very well all this opus on youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZpok6NV ... playnext=1

Very useful tab. I know a couple of people who don't like reading score(solfege) who will try to play some of these pieces

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZpok6NV ... playnext=
Good playing by Wayne. Very clearly music from the time of Beethoven (certainly as good as some of Beethoven's minor pieces)

A good lesson by Kevin Gallagher on No 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R06cspfb9Eg

Thanks a lot for watching, Didier and Tony. I just despised that #17 by the time I recorded it but I felt I had to finish the Opus 51 set.

i have make a lot of corrections i have change the tab

Thanks Didier -good work

Wayne - No 17 is great! A wild one . Tried to play it and failed even slowly.

16 is my favourite, also 3, the agitato.

me it's n°2 & 13

13 is beautiful - interesting chromaticism

Didier, I had a look through your tab version. Congratulations, for compiling all those notes into Tab. That must have been a lot of work.

In particular, the #17 seemed close to the way that I play it. It seemed the right way to do it for me, too. I am interested in other ways of playing that one. Someone on rec.music.classical.guitar suggested to me that it could all be performed in position IV. I tried and it seemed much more difficult. I'm curious if anyone ever saw or tried those fingerings. Thanks.

Thank's Waynek
i have try to play in position IV and i think that it's a good way for play for this study , now it's possible to said :
"study n°17 a & study n° 17 b by Giuliani"

Yes, it almost seemed like a different piece up in position IV. Thanks for your opinion on that. Next time I try that one - I will attempt the position IV again.