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Silvius Leopold Weiss (1686-1750) is considered to be the most important lutenist of the Baroque era. His works fascinate with elegance and grandeur on the lute. This effect is achieved by making the...

Silvius Leopold Weiss (1686-1750) is considered to be the most important lutenist of the Baroque era. His works fascinate with elegance and grandeur on the lute. This effect is achieved by making the...

Silvius Leopold Weiss (1686-1750) is considered to be the most important lutenist of the Baroque era. His works fascinate with elegance and grandeur on the lute. This effect is achieved by making the...

Silvius Leopold Weiss (1686-1750) is considered to be the most important lutenist of the Baroque era. His works fascinate with elegance and grandeur on the lute. This effect is achieved by making the...

Silvius Leopold Weiss (1686-1750) is considered to be the most important lutenist of the Baroque era. His works fascinate with elegance and grandeur on the lute. This effect is achieved by making the...

Nocturnes have a long tradition - from the notturni by Mozart and Haydn via the nocturnes of the Romantic era to Chopin who elevated the genre to fascinating character piece: He created ambivalently s...

Nocturnes have a long tradition - from the notturni by Mozart and Haydn via the nocturnes of the Romantic era to Chopin who elevated the genre to fascinating character piece: He created ambivalently s...

The guitarist Sigi Schwab from Munich has not only made a name for himself as a performer of classical guitar music and guitar chamber music but he has also become known as a jazz and studio musician,...

The guitarist Sigi Schwab from Munich has not only made a name for himself as a performer of classical guitar music and guitar chamber music but he has also become known as a jazz and studio musician,...

The philosopher and mystic G. I. Gurdjieff, born in Caucasus at the border between Armenia and Turkey, developed a theory which is supposed to mediate between the esoteric knowledge of the East and th...

Venetian tribute: Alexandre Tansman's 'Cavatine', 1952 published in the Edition Andrès Segovia, is now published in the urtext version for the first time.

Hindemith wrote his trio setting in the original version for three guitars in 1930 - initially intended as middle piece of the cantata 'Wanderlieder' and commissioned by 'Tage für Neue Musik Berlin' [...

Obscuritas - Traumbild für Gitarre is dedicated to the topic of dream. Most of what can be heard are soft passages orbiting around a harmonic figurative model and suggestively evoking strangely beauti...

Classical guitarist, and author of the Schott Guitar Anthology series', Jens Franke presents the first published edition of these studies by the Catalan guitarist, composer and teacher.

Classical guitarist, and author of the Schott Guitar Anthology series', Jens Franke presents a the first published edition of these double guitar fantasias on themes from 'La Traviata' (Verdi), and 'L...

Unlike its predecessor Jehkin Iivana, which draws its inspiration from the world of Finnish myths and the ancient tradition of poet singers, the sources of the Sonata No 2 are more abstract.The first...

Nousi's arrangements are an attractive addition to the repertoire of the guitar. The vocal part of the emotional songs has been integrated into the guitar part, thus intensifying the intimate but also...

Ein 'barockes' Werk von Manuel Ponce, für Andrés Segovia geschrieben. In Segovias Repertoire tauchte das Stück allerdings immer unter dem Namen des Lautenkomponisten Silvius Leopold Weiss auf. Die Ers...

My idea of developing music from Richard of Gloucester's monologue 'Now is the winter of our discontent', and of generating more music from that material, was conceived during the 1960s. Ten years lat...