Classical Sheet Music

A fine selection of music by American and European women composers from the 19th and early 20th century. A mix of transcriptions and original works for guitar. Discover the most diverse guitar music o...

This gavotte is the musical translation of a landscape that the composer admired in the countryside during his stay in Japan. This melancholy scene, rich in golden tones, led him to see the sun as a f...

This collection is aimed at young beginners (around 6 years old) who want to take their first steps on the classical guitar. This first repertoire is intended to be fun and progressive. I applied myse...

Out of the many guitarist-composers throughout time, the guitar music of Barrios is arguably some of the most well-written. Originally for solo guitar, Vals Op. 8, No. 3 is reimagined here to accommod...

When I approached Julian Arcas’ works, several years ago, I pretty quickly discarded the idea of including them in my repertoire. I thought they weren’t enough "classical", nor enough "irreverent" to...

The word chôro, also called chorinho, comes from the Portuguese verb "chôrar": lamentation, a genre of popular and instrumental music, which emerged in the 19th century in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It d...

Les pas d’Ana is a quartet of Slavic inspiration that evokes the journey of a young Polish girl to Florence in Italy. Thus, Ana walks along the Arno River that crosses the city, taking her first steps...

I called this piece for solo guitar "Poio", in homage to a region of Galicia where I stayed in autumn, under a sky constantly laden with clouds and rain. Surprisingly, it was in the heart of this mela...

These two pieces for guitar ensembles (with a total duration of about ten minutes) were commissioned by the Saint-Nazaire Conservatory (CRD) (premiere on April 5, 2025). The first is aimed at 1st cycl...

This piece draws inspiration from one of the most iconic rhythms of Cuban music, the "Son" . Its title, "Aires," holds a double meaning: on one hand, it evokes the reminiscence of a distinct musical s...

This piece is a memory of a small village of 500 inhabitants, Saint-Camille, near Sherbrooke in Quebec. It is there that the composer stayed, warmly welcomed as Quebecers know how to do, with his orch...

A few years ago, in my city of Granada, in Andalusia, I had the pleasure of welcoming two eminently sympathetic young women: one is a guitarist and the other a painter. In addition to having something...