Editions Durand

A large collection of pieces for guitar carefully selected by Frédéric Zigante that combines some of the best-loved and most often performed composers for guitar (Brouwer, Pujol, Tansman and Villa Lob...

A new edition of the Schottish-Chôro with a revised musical text taken from the critical edition of Heitor Villa-Lobos’s Suite populaire brésilienne (catalogue number DF 16585) edited by Frédéric Ziga...

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...

This piece provides an unprecedented version (by the author) for guitar and harp from the famous suite for solo guitar by Alexandre Tansman. Historical preface by Frédéric Zigante in Italian, French a...

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...

A selection of 26 pieces by the Spanish guitarist Fernando Sor, considered the most important composer of guitar music in the early nineteenth-century. In this publication, Max Eschig continues the di...

Written in 1962 by a brilliantly imaginative Leo Brouwer at the age of only twenty-three, the Tres piezas latinoamericanas are published here together for the first time under the Eschig imprint in an...

The Grand Solo pour la guitare ou la lyre by Fernando Sor (1778 1839) is one of this Catalan composer's best-known and most frequently performed works for the guitar. Since its very first edition (181...

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...

The Sonatina canonica for two guitars, opus 196, by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895 1968) was composed in 1961 for the legendary guitar duo formed by Ida Presti (1924 1967) and Alexandre Lagoya (1929...

The legendary Genovese violinist Niccolò Paganini (Genoa, 27 October 1782 Nice, 27 May 1840) was probably the only great composer of the past to show a constant interest in the guitar and, although he...

A new edition of the 4 series of Estudios sencillos (Études simples) originally published by Éditions Max Eschig Music text revised by Frédéric Zigante.

Claude Debussy's Suite Bergamasque for Piano.