Intermediate Sheet Music for Guitar

In this arrangement for three guitars, Antonio Vivaldi’s Trio in G minor, RV 85, originally written for violin, lute, and continuo, gains a new tonal color thanks to the richness and clarity of three...

The guitar, whether it's electric, acoustic, or classical, is an instrument that's constantly evolving. In recent years, luthiers have become increasingly creative, experimenting with new techniques,...

In this piece, Valse des instants, each measure is like a dance step between the present and the ephemeral. Driven by a lively, steady motion, the waltz keeps its momentum, like a breath that never fa...

Georg Luckner (1882-1918) was a Munich-based composer, that we know very little about today. One of the most important sources is an article in the club-magazine of the Gitarristische Vereinigung "Gui...

Le chemin des songes is a piece for solo guitar that opens with a few molto libero bars, like a light fog lifting. Little by little, the landscape is revealed, made of valleys and silences, inspired b...

Chord and arpeggio playing occupy a predominant place in the guitar repertoire, as evidenced by the Twelve Etudes by Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887–1959), which are largely devoted to their study. There are...

Guitar Quartet for Juniors is a collection of pedagogical pieces for four guitars, written in a wide range of styles – Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Latin American, and others –...

Latitudes nordiques is a diptych for solo guitar of moderate level, in memory of our last summer trip to the island of Rügen in northern Germany and to St. John’s, the capital of Newfoundland in Canad...

During the last two years, I have tried to write down most of my musical ideas with a didactic purpose, using my modal language, which is both universal and Romanian. In 2025, I compiled the seven stu...

To one of my good friends from Granada, the clarinetist Francisco Gil Valencia—an excellent composer and director of the higher conservatory of that city—I felt I had to return the favor, in gratitude...

Like a multifaceted musical plot with unusual tones, marked by suspense, anxiety, energy and gentleness under the guise of a certain lightness bordering on atonality while creating mystery...

This beautiful waltz, originally written for piano, can be played effortlessly on two guitars. Essentially, the right-hand part of the piano is performed by Guitar 1, while the chordal accompaniment i...

The god of sleep, "Hypnos," and the goddess of night, "Nyx," had a son, "Morpheus," the god of dreams. The barcarolle originates from the rhythm of the gondoliers in Venice. I dedicate this piece to t...

I have always enjoyed collecting old things. When I was younger it was Canadian coins, then sports cards, rocks and fossils, etc. I felt I was holding a bit of history in my hands. It was this, by the...

This little waltz is inspired by a beautiful illustration of a colourful lily. After I had observed it I felt the need to make a composition for this attractive flower. I chose to compose the piece i...

Song of the Firefly (2025) is a composition that brings the listener into the fleeting magic of a northern Ontario summer night, where fireflies dance over moonlit waters, refracting deep-emerald colo...

This piece is inspired by Caribbean calypso, drawing on its rhythmic energy and dance-like character. Techniques such as left-hand-only percussive chords and soundboard percussion (right-hand) are use...