Classical Sheet Music

September probably has the best weather of all the months; my good friend Isaac Noël, one of this piece’s two dedicatees, was born in this ideal time. As to the other dedicatee, René Izquierdo, it was...

Elegy' is a homage to the influential 20thC English composer John W. Duarte (1919-2004). Elegy does not reflect the compositional style of Duarte, but rather is an acknowledgement of his editorial pub...

The writing of this piece arose from seeing Goya's painting Un pavo muerto" an unadorned oil painting where a turkey and a wicker basket rest on an indistinct black background. Fantasizing about makin...

The Dragonfly is divided into three parts. The first section has a brilliant and virtuosic character, inspired by the rapid and whirling flight of dragonflies and the struggle that males engage in for...

These 12 waltzes were composed for my different guitar ensembles: cycle I (from the 3rd year) and cycle II. Some waltzes are classical in structure, others borrow creole rhythms, mazurka, bélyia (trad...

These 12 waltzes were composed for my different guitar ensembles: cycle I (from the 3rd year) and cycle II. Some waltzes are classical in structure, others borrow creole rhythms, mazurka, bélyia (trad...

Seven famous children’s songs and folksongs arranged with various guitar playing techniques. Conceived as etudes for young children and guitar lovers to practice guitar techniques. Familiar melodies m...

I think it’s fair to say that Beethoven’s monumental symphonies would be considered ‘out of bounds’ when it comes to suitable material for guitar ensemble arrangement. However, the lighter scoring of...

The Way Water Breathes pulls from musical influences in progressive music, post-rock, and ambient genres. Through its fusion with the classical guitar, the piece presents a new way to approach the ins...

Circle of Riffs, written in early 2023, is a homage to the Greek composer Evangelos Odysseas Papathanassiou (29th March 1943-17th May 2022), known professionally as Vangelis. In late 2022 / early 2023...

Composed between 1924 and 1928 and first published by Éditions Max Eschig in 1953, the Douze Études for guitar by Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887–1959) represent one of the cornerstones of the guitar reperto...