Advanced Classical Music Sheet Music

Las Alpujarras is inspired by the breathtaking landscapes of southern Spain. And dedicated to the renowned luthier Andrés D. Marvi. This piece captures the spirit of the mountains and villages of Gran...

Shouts and Whispers was originally composed for guitar quartet in 2018. Each part primarily consists of single lines which happen to pair perfectly in a two-guitar reduction. This pairing provides gui...

By way of a preamble… The Franco-Norwegian trio FraNor suggested that I include a few sung notes in this piece; I gladly accepted their invitation. In sections C and D, the resonance of your vocal cor...

This publication presents four refined classical guitar transcriptions from Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite: Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, Arabian Dance, Chinese Dance, and Dance of the R...

In this waltz with a melancholic atmosphere, guitars 1 and 2 answer and engage in dialogue with one another, while guitars 3, 4, and 5 provide a light and colorful accompaniment. Over enriched harmoni...

Music for the Dark Hours was composed with the idea of evoking a night-scape of mood and scene. The individual pieces’ titles carry only a single material meaning on the surface, but the music ranges...

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...

Emmett began composing Kilimanjaro in the Fall of 2022 and was initially developed as an electric guitar piece in a progressive metal style. In the Summer of 2023, Emmett climbed Mount Kilimanjaro wit...

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...

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...

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...

Rechordatio is both an act of remembrance and a gesture of gratitude. The piece grows from two musical relationships that have been deeply meaningful to me: my encounters with the Italian composer Ang...

Life is music, and music is life. It may sound cliché, perhaps, but it's true. A playful musical theme slips into everyday life and sparks the imagination—and the fingers—of four guitarists wandering...

Meteōros (μετέωρος) means "suspended aloft," "elevated," or "existing in the air." The word refers to something that is not fully anchored to the earth, a condition poised between weight and lightness...

Irrévérente was first conceived on a steel-string guitar before taking its final form as a work for solo classical guitar in Baltimore during the 2020 lockdown. At that time, my wife, Alexandra Iranfa...

They are a set of six keyboard suites Bach composed around the 1720s, the time when he was writing many important instrumental works, because along with the Inventions and Sinfonias and the 48 Prelude...