Left-hand Fingering for

 Giuliani's Sonata in C Major

Part 3

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B2 (Barre 2) is added at 11A to lengthen the sustain of the A & F sharp notes.

At 12A the C note is played with the 2^nd finger instead of the 1st. Playing this way eliminates the possibility of string squeak when shifting from the 10^th fret to the 9^th.

The 1^st and 2^nd fingers are substituted with the 2^nd and 3^rd fingers at 13A. This allows more time for the 1^st finger to shift out of the Bar 8.

            A Barre is added at 13B (instead of fingers 3 & 4) to prevent string squeak.

The E and C notes at 14A are played on the 2^nd and 3^rd strings instead of the 1^st and 2^nd string to avoid a tonal change of an open E string.

The 2^nd finger is used at 15A instead of the 1^st finger. Doing so will allow the 1^st finger to move more easily to the bass note B at 15B.

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