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Carlos Pedrell was born in Minas, Uruguay, in 1878. A nephew of the Spanish musicologist and composer Felipe Pedrell, he received his musical education in Paris at the Schola Cantorum, where he studie...

The suite "Cactustown" is inspired by cartoon music. Since childhood, I have always enjoyed watching animated films adapted from comic books. For this suite, the inspiration comes from the Lucky Luke...

Classical guitar playing is a centuries old discipline that has yielded innumerable scores for duets, and yet, it sometimes seems there is never enough. This anthology is a carefully crafted contribut...

The work "Les Jardins de Thémis" is both a tribute to my dear friends and outstanding duet partners, Florence Creugny and Alexandre Bernoud, to their most captivating, expressive, profound, and passio...

Manuel de Falla’s "Homenaje pour le Tombeau de Claude Debussy" is regarded as one of the masterpieces of our repertoire. Written in 1920, it is the composer’s only work originally conceived for the gu...

Sonata No. 6 for guitar solo was composed in the final months of 2025. It is immediately preceded by a work for string quartet titled Atlas of the Invisible World. The writing of this quartet encourag...

The first three Suites for cello by J.S. Bach, BWV 1007-1008-1009, are arranged here for classical guitar by the renowned musicologist and guitarist Frank Koonce. Bach wrote his six suites for unaccom...

Two tonalities, two sections, two voices that intertwine and respond to one another—the evocation of a distant land meeting a familiar one… "Two gazes, one path," like a duo that becomes one. For the...

Inspired by Vincent van Gogh's painting The Starry Night, I wanted to capture the moment just after nightfall when the stars begin to shine. Perform this piece with the gentle, wondrous beauty of thos...

Imbued with nostalgia, "Serenade" resonates like a Latin song for guitar quartet. Dedicated to Vin Downes in gratitude for his interest in my compositions, as well as to his students in Bayonne, New J...

De Octubre a Junio is a romantic prelude in a cantabile style. The alternative tuning (6th string in C) gives it a peculiar flavor, mixing sweetness and depth at the same time.

The title Riberas del Plata refers to both banks of the river Rio de la Plata in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Montevideo, Uruguay. The milonga is a typical rhythm of that region, extending even to Rio...

Beneath the arcades of the old square in Sos, in the heart of Lot-et-Garonne, this composition was born. Sheltered under the ancient vaults, a pause came almost naturally, in front of the discreet sig...

Rachmaninoff’s beautiful Vocalise is the final piece from the set of 14 Songs or Romances Op. 34 composed in 1915. It is essentially a Song Without Words. The composer invites the vocalist to sing usi...

Strummed Heat, Midnight Feet captures the slow, seductive build of a tropical night at an outdoor bar, where the air hangs heavy and warm, like a second skin. The music begins with a relaxed, breathy...

Serenata is based on a cantabile melody, mostly built on sixth intervals, with a scordatura in F that gives the piece a Lydian flavor. The central section changes to a minor pedal on the second degree...

This diptych in Provençal colours is dedicated to Maud Négrel, thanking her for her enthusiasm, kindness and professionalism, in memory of the Masterclass in "Le Beausset" in the Var region of France,...

Grammeno aims to highlight a melody. Supported by a harmonic framework to bring out its nostalgia, it requires a certain level of interpretation; however, it remains technically accessible.