Frédéric Zigante

The Cinq Préludes by Heitor Villa-Lobos represent the Brazilian composer's last work for solo guitar and were written in the summer of 1940. They do not constitute a single cycle, but rather a heterog...

Venetian tribute: Alexandre Tansman's 'Cavatine', 1952 published in the Edition Andrès Segovia, is now published in the urtext version for the first time.

The Douze Études display all the wealth of Villa-Lobos' polyedric cultural influences, that extend from Bach's music to Chopin's romantic lyricism, finally touching on Brazil's traditional music, thro...

This volume contains a selection of some of the most famous pieces for guitar by the Cuban Leo Brouwer, including a new edition of El decameron negro, one of his most frequently performed compositions...

Mauro Giuliani's Rossiniane, published between 1821 and 1828, are a series of six musical potpourris entirely based on the music of Gioachino Rossini. The potpourri was one of the most popular instrum...

The vast musical production by Darius Milhaud (Marseille, 4 September 1892-Geneva, 22 June 1974) is made up of more than 450 titles, including theatrical works, ballets, stage and choral music, vocal...

This anthology includes twenty-one pieces written in the 20th century by non-guitarist French composers. With a valuable historical introduction and commentary relating to each of the different works,...

The Prélude no. 5 is taken from the complete critical edition of the 5 Préludes recently revised by Frédéric Zigante. New engravings: practical, easy-to-follow editorial lay-out: no critical notes inc...

This is the initial volume of Alexandre Tansman's works for guitar in a new critical edition by Frédéric Zigante, consisting of the Polish composer's musical homages to two historically important and...

A selection of 33 pieces composed by the Spanish Francisco Tárrega, one of the fathers of modern guitar. The contents are devided into four genres reflecting the nature of his guitar works: pieces fro...

Mauro Giuliani is considered today to have been the most important guitarist-composer of the early nineteenth century. Not only was Giuliani the foremost player of his day: his fame reached far beyond...

Venetian tribute: Alexandre Tansman's 'Cavatine', 1952 published in the Edition Andrès Segovia, is now published in the urtext version for the first time.

The edition by the editor Ragossnig (out of print) has been replaced by the edition by the editors Frédéric Zigante and Gianluca Nicolini (Edition Max ESCHIG DURAND - DF 16456).

Julio Sagreras nacque a Buenos Aires nel 1879 da una famiglia di origini spagnole. Entrambi i genitori, Gaspar Sagreras e Dolores Ramirez, erano chitarristi. Fin da giovanissimo Julio manifestò straor...