Partituras de música clásica

Accompaniment: Da Vinci Quartet - Boccherini was one of the great masters of the Italian Baroque guitar and this quintet demonstrates that fact perfectly. As its title implies, it is famous for its da...

Accompaniment: Ernest Bracco, 2nd guitar - What is more lovely than the sound of a classical guitar? Maybe two! These magical duets are wonderfully rewarding and will keep you coming back for more! No...

Accompaniment: Stuttgart Festival Orchestra - Here is a beautiful collection of shorter pieces for guitar and orchestra. Gorgeously orchestrated to take full advantage of the guitar's unique qualities...

MMO is pleased to bring you one of the all-time classics for the guitar, Mauro Giuliani's Guitar Concerto No. 1 in A major. This familiar and ever-so-beautiful piece has been a success since its premi...

Accompaniment: Plovdiv Philharmonic Orchestra - This sumptuous guitar concerto, written by the great Castelnuovo-Tedesco on the eve of World War II, quickly became a modern classic, almost approaching...

Ferdinando Carulli, born in Naples but largely based in Paris, was one of the most influential figures in the history of guitar and author of a famous, 200-year-old method still in use today. He wrote...

Allegro - Andante, quasi poco lento - Moderato - Vivo- Adagio - Animato. Ein schwieriges, dennoch dem Instrument technisch entgegenkommendes Konzertstück.

Moderato commodo - Allegretto - Poco lento ad libitum - Andante - Allegro - Adagio - Poco presto - Allegretto. Tanzartige Stücke mittlerer Schwierigkeit.

John W. Duarte (1919-2004) was a British guitarist, composer, and music journalist. Having received a degree in Chemistry, his fascination with the endless possibilities of the Guitar caused him to ab...

The six pieces in this book are drawn from the Pieces de Clavecin (the Bauyn manuscript) lodged in the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris. They should be accessbile to guitarists at some time in their th...

The growth of interest in the guitar has been of the most remarkable phenomena in post-war music. It is too well founded and it has lasted too long to support the view that it is probably a 'nine-days...