Edition Chanterelle Sheet Music

First modern edition of a period arrangement by Charles Doisy of a major three-movement violin concerto by the leading composer of late eighteenth-century Parisian violin concertos, Giovanni Battista...

Silvius Leopold Weiss (1686-1750) gilt als der größte Lautenist der Barockzeit. Seine Werke bestechen auf der Laute durch Eleganz und Erhabenheit. Die vorliegende Suite steht original in f-moll und ge...

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.

The first and foremost edition of these ever popular studies, which are to be found in almost every syllabus where the guitar is taught. This new expanded and revised edition is the only publication t...

This new edition of our complete series 'Modern Times' is an extremely attractive collection of contemporary graded guitar solos with an international flavour. A steady seller throughout the years whi...

Nebel is a solo guitar work inspired by the poem of the same name by Hermann Hesse. It won 1st prize in the 2013 World Guitar Competition - Composer's Section, held annualy in Novi Sad, Serbia. The ma...

Set Work for the Ana Amalia Competition, Weimar 2015. The Weimar Serie is a collection of contemporary commissioned guitar works for the Anna Amalia guitar competition in Weimar.

First modern edition of a substantial three-movement guitar concerto fully representative of the progressive violin concerto style of 1790s Paris. May be performed with string orchestra or as a chambe...

The "Weimar Serie" is a collection of contemporary commissioned guitar works for the Anna Amalia guitar competition in Weimar.

Wonderful Spanish Baroque music for 5-course guitar and voice. Expertly transcribed by Alicia Lázaro. A substantial volume of 51 songs presented in tablature and notation, the lyrics are interesting a...

Music by Ernesto Cordero and texts by Juan Ramon Jiménez, Luis Llorens Torres and Nimia Vicens, this song collection is a beauty to behold.

Dieses bekannte Vokalwerk von Schubert ist ein 'Budget-Offprint' aus unserem Hauptwerk von Schuberts Chorwerken für Männerstimme mit Gitarrenbegleitung - Ref. ZECH 542.

Dieses bekannte Vokalwerk von Schubert ist ein 'Budget-Offprint' aus unserem Hauptwerk von Schuberts Chorwerken für Männerstimme mit Gitarrenbegleitung - Ref. ZECH 542.

Dies ist der optionale Gitarrenteil für das bekannte Vokalwerk von Schubert in einem 'Budget-Offprint' aus unserem Hauptband von Schuberts Chorwerken für Männerstimme mit Gitarrenbegleitung - Ref. ZEC...

Die Nachtigall (Unger) op. 11/2, D. 724 Separate Gitarrenstimme This is the optional guitar part to the well-known vocal work by Schubert in a 'budget offprint' from our main volume of Schubert's Work...

Frühlingsgesang op. 61/1, D. 740 Separate Gitarrenstimme This is the optional guitar part to the well-known vocal work by Schubert in a 'budget offprint' from our main volume of Schubert's Works for M...

First collected edition of these works in their voice setting with guitar accompaniments. As many of Schubert's vocal works prescribed either guitar or piano accompaniments, we have added guitar accom...

The original text of these easy early Classical Sonatas.

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.

6 Delightful Divertimentos, some quite Spanish in character and all suitable for players of more moderate ability.

A contemporary of Albéniz, the highly literate blind guitarist Manjón (1866-1919) apparently started his guitar studies with a pupli of Aguado. He enjoyed a high reputation. A young Miguel Llobet was...

Apparently Arcas' favourite pupil and 'Indisputably the most brilliant musician and guitarist in America of his time' according to Ricado Muñoz in his 'La Historia de la Guitarra', Buenos Aires, 1930.