Johann Kaspar Mertz

Mertz's skillfull adaptation of 6 Schubert songs draws somewhat on the versions of Franz Liszt and are presented here in a reprint of the original Haslinger edtion of c. 1840.

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Included in the 6 works here is the famous Elegie, so often heard in concerts and beautifully recorded by David Russell.

Mertz's skillfull adaptation of 6 Schubert songs draws somewhat on the versions of Franz Liszt and are presented here in a reprint of the original Haslinger edtion of c. 1840.

Edition of Collected Works comprising about one-third of the composer's total output. Selected and edited by Simon Wynberg. Mertz was a leading guitarist composer from the Romantic period and his work...

A selection of four of the Opern Revue op. 8. We chose the most widely known Operas for this volume.

J. K. Mertz was the supreme Central-European Guitarist-Composer of the Romantic era. Researched and edited by Graziano Salvoni, the repertoire on offer contains many first publications which perfectly...

Among the works of Mertz, the leading Guitarist-Composer of his time in Central-Europe, his 7 Opera Fantasies, based on operas by Bellini, Donizetti and Verdi, are outstanding, and not to be confused...

Published at the request of the IXth International Guitar Festival and Seminar in Esztergom

Landler (Op. 9 No. 4), composed by Johann Kaspar Mertz and arranged for classical guitar solo in digital sheet music format.

Landler (Op. 9 No. 5), composed by Johann Kaspar Mertz and arranged for classical guitar solo in digital sheet music format.

Ländler (Op.9 No.4), composed by Johann Kaspar Mertz and arranged for classical guitar solo in digital sheet music format.

Ländler (Op.9 No.5), composed by Johann Kaspar Mertz and arranged for classical guitar solo in digital sheet music format.

Marcia, composed by Johann Kaspar Mertz and arranged for classical guitar solo in digital sheet music format.