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Alexandre Tansman on the Classical Guitar: The ...
Alexandre Tansman on the Classical Guitar: The Essential Guide This guide is part of our overview of the essential classical guitar repertoire. Alexandre Tansman (1897–1986) was a Polish-French composer whose...
Alexandre Tansman on the Classical Guitar: The ...
Alexandre Tansman on the Classical Guitar: The Essential Guide This guide is part of our overview of the essential classical guitar repertoire. Alexandre Tansman (1897–1986) was a Polish-French composer whose...
William Walton on the Classical Guitar: The Fiv...
This guide is part of our overview of the essential classical guitar repertoire. Sir William Walton (1902–1983) was one of the most significant British composers of the twentieth century —...
William Walton on the Classical Guitar: The Fiv...
This guide is part of our overview of the essential classical guitar repertoire. Sir William Walton (1902–1983) was one of the most significant British composers of the twentieth century —...
Antonio Lauro on the Classical Guitar: The Esse...
This guide is part of our overview of the essential classical guitar repertoire. Antonio Lauro (1917–1986) was Venezuela's most celebrated guitar composer — a nationalist whose Valses Venezolanos transformed a...
Antonio Lauro on the Classical Guitar: The Esse...
This guide is part of our overview of the essential classical guitar repertoire. Antonio Lauro (1917–1986) was Venezuela's most celebrated guitar composer — a nationalist whose Valses Venezolanos transformed a...
Piazzolla: Oblivion on the Classical Guitar
Oblivion is Piazzolla's most quietly devastating melody — a slow tango of such tenderness that it has become one of the best-loved pieces on any instrument. Since its breakthrough performance...
Piazzolla: Oblivion on the Classical Guitar
Oblivion is Piazzolla's most quietly devastating melody — a slow tango of such tenderness that it has become one of the best-loved pieces on any instrument. Since its breakthrough performance...
Piazzolla: Las Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas on Gu...
Las Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas — The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires — are four pieces by Astor Piazzolla that stand as his most ambitious portrait of the city he loved....
Piazzolla: Las Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas on Gu...
Las Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas — The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires — are four pieces by Astor Piazzolla that stand as his most ambitious portrait of the city he loved....
Ponce: Variations on Folía de España on the Cla...
The Variations on "Folía de España" and Fugue by Manuel Ponce is the grandest single work he wrote for classical guitar — twenty variations on one of the oldest musical...
Ponce: Variations on Folía de España on the Cla...
The Variations on "Folía de España" and Fugue by Manuel Ponce is the grandest single work he wrote for classical guitar — twenty variations on one of the oldest musical...
Ponce: Sonatina Meridional on the Classical Guitar
The Sonatina Meridional is the most explicitly Spanish work in Manuel Ponce's guitar output — a three-movement "southern sonatina" full of Andalusian light, Phrygian modal colour and folk song. It...
Ponce: Sonatina Meridional on the Classical Guitar
The Sonatina Meridional is the most explicitly Spanish work in Manuel Ponce's guitar output — a three-movement "southern sonatina" full of Andalusian light, Phrygian modal colour and folk song. It...
Torroba: Torija (Castillos de España) on the Cl...
Torija is one of the most quietly beautiful pieces Federico Moreno Torroba ever wrote — an elegy for a ruined Castilian castle, tender, intimate and deeply Spanish. It belongs to...
Torroba: Torija (Castillos de España) on the Cl...
Torija is one of the most quietly beautiful pieces Federico Moreno Torroba ever wrote — an elegy for a ruined Castilian castle, tender, intimate and deeply Spanish. It belongs to...
Torroba: Sonatina on the Classical Guitar
The Sonatina in A major by Federico Moreno Torroba is one of the most performed and most beloved works in the Spanish guitar repertoire — sunny, lyrical and perfectly written...
Torroba: Sonatina on the Classical Guitar
The Sonatina in A major by Federico Moreno Torroba is one of the most performed and most beloved works in the Spanish guitar repertoire — sunny, lyrical and perfectly written...
Mertz: Tarantella on the Classical Guitar
Mertz's Tarantella is a whirlwind — a fast, spinning dance that has become one of the most exciting encores in the Romantic guitar repertoire. Short, brilliant, and relentlessly propulsive, it...
Mertz: Tarantella on the Classical Guitar
Mertz's Tarantella is a whirlwind — a fast, spinning dance that has become one of the most exciting encores in the Romantic guitar repertoire. Short, brilliant, and relentlessly propulsive, it...
Mertz: Fantaisie Hongroise on the Classical Guitar
The Fantaisie Hongroise is Mertz's most celebrated single work — a sweeping Hungarian fantasy that moves from brooding grandeur to virtuosic fire. It belongs to Trois Morceaux, Op. 65, published...
Mertz: Fantaisie Hongroise on the Classical Guitar
The Fantaisie Hongroise is Mertz's most celebrated single work — a sweeping Hungarian fantasy that moves from brooding grandeur to virtuosic fire. It belongs to Trois Morceaux, Op. 65, published...
Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Sonata (Omaggio a Boccheri...
The Sonata (Omaggio a Boccherini), Op. 77 by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco was the first major work he wrote for classical guitar and one of the most important guitar sonatas of the...
Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Sonata (Omaggio a Boccheri...
The Sonata (Omaggio a Boccherini), Op. 77 by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco was the first major work he wrote for classical guitar and one of the most important guitar sonatas of the...







