Inhalt: 1. Unbekannter englischer Meister: Fancy 2. Diomedes Cato: Fantasia 3. William Blitheman: Christe qui lux es 4. Pietr Zelechowski: Fantasia 5. Johann Pachelbel: Fuge 6. Francois Campion: Fughetta 7. Johann Sebastian Bach: Kanon 8. Johann Philipp Kirnberger: Gavotte 9. Rodolphe Kreutzer: Capriccio 10.Ferdinando Carulli: Andante 11. Ferdinando Carulli: Allegro 12. Jose Hernando Sors: Allegro moderato 13. Mauro Giuliani: Moderato 14. Matteo Carcass: Moderato 15. Luigi Legnani: Capriccio 16. Napoléon Cost: Allegro 17.Napoléon Coste: Moderato

Inhalt: 1. Ricercata (Francesco Bossinensis ca. 1500) 2. Gaillarde (Doomedes Cato ca. 1570-ca.1615) 3. Polnischer Tanz I (unbek. polnischer Meister 16. Jahrhundert) 4. Volta Polonica (unbek. polnischer Meister 16. Jahrhundert) 5. Polnischer Tanz II (unbek. polnischer Meister 16. Jahrhundert) 6. Wyrwany (unbek. polnischer Meister 16. Jahrhundert) 7. Heyduck (Mikolaj von Krakau 1. Hälfte 16. Jahrhundert) 8. Gaillarde (Jakub Polak ca. 1645-ca.1605) 9. Präludium (Jakub Polak) 10. Villanella (Wojciech Dlugoray ca. 1550-ca.1619) 11. Rossina

Fernando Sor (1778–1839; baptized as José Fernando Macario Sors) was a Spanish composer, guitarist, and pedagogue and is regarded as one of the most important figures in the history of the classical guitar. He was born on 13 February 1778 in Barcelona and received his musical education, among other places, at the Monastery of Montserrat. As a celebrated virtuoso, Sor performed in numerous European cities and composed not only operas and ballets, but also symphonies, string quartets, and Spanish songs. Of his extensive body of work, it is above all his guitar compositions that have endured to the present day. His guitar works are distinguished by their polyphonic style and possess a timeless quality that transcends changing musical fashions. Among his best-known compositions are his numerous studies, which continue to form an essential part of the core repertoire of the classical guitar. Fernando Sor died in Paris on 10 July 1839.

Fernando Sor (1778–1839; baptized as José Fernando Macario Sors) was a Spanish composer, guitarist, and pedagogue and is regarded as one of the most important figures in the history of the classical guitar. He was born on 13 February 1778 in Barcelona and received his musical education, among other places, at the Monastery of Montserrat. As a celebrated virtuoso, Sor performed in numerous European cities and composed not only operas and ballets, but also symphonies, string quartets, and Spanish songs. Of his extensive body of work, it is above all his guitar compositions that have endured to the present day. His guitar works are distinguished by their polyphonic style and possess a timeless quality that transcends changing musical fashions. Among his best-known compositions are his numerous studies, which continue to form an essential part of the core repertoire of the classical guitar. Fernando Sor died in Paris on 10 July 1839.

Fernando Sor (1778–1839; baptized as José Fernando Macario Sors) was a Spanish composer, guitarist, and pedagogue and is regarded as one of the most important figures in the history of the classical guitar. He was born on 13 February 1778 in Barcelona and received his musical education, among other places, at the Monastery of Montserrat. As a celebrated virtuoso, Sor performed in numerous European cities and composed not only operas and ballets, but also symphonies, string quartets, and Spanish songs. Of his extensive body of work, it is above all his guitar compositions that have endured to the present day. His guitar works are distinguished by their polyphonic style and possess a timeless quality that transcends changing musical fashions. Among his best-known compositions are his numerous studies, which continue to form an essential part of the core repertoire of the classical guitar. Fernando Sor died in Paris on 10 July 1839.

Fernando Sor (1778–1839; baptized as José Fernando Macario Sors) was a Spanish composer, guitarist, and pedagogue and is regarded as one of the most important figures in the history of the classical guitar. He was born on 13 February 1778 in Barcelona and received his musical education, among other places, at the Monastery of Montserrat. As a celebrated virtuoso, Sor performed in numerous European cities and composed not only operas and ballets, but also symphonies, string quartets, and Spanish songs. Of his extensive body of work, it is above all his guitar compositions that have endured to the present day. His guitar works are distinguished by their polyphonic style and possess a timeless quality that transcends changing musical fashions. Among his best-known compositions are his numerous studies, which continue to form an essential part of the core repertoire of the classical guitar. Fernando Sor died in Paris on 10 July 1839.

Fernando Sor (1778–1839; baptized as José Fernando Macario Sors) was a Spanish composer, guitarist, and pedagogue and is regarded as one of the most important figures in the history of the classical guitar. He was born on 13 February 1778 in Barcelona and received his musical education, among other places, at the Monastery of Montserrat. As a celebrated virtuoso, Sor performed in numerous European cities and composed not only operas and ballets, but also symphonies, string quartets, and Spanish songs. Of his extensive body of work, it is above all his guitar compositions that have endured to the present day. His guitar works are distinguished by their polyphonic style and possess a timeless quality that transcends changing musical fashions. Among his best-known compositions are his numerous studies, which continue to form an essential part of the core repertoire of the classical guitar. Fernando Sor died in Paris on 10 July 1839.

Fernando Sor (1778–1839; baptized as José Fernando Macario Sors) was a Spanish composer, guitarist, and pedagogue and is regarded as one of the most important figures in the history of the classical guitar. He was born on 13 February 1778 in Barcelona and received his musical education, among other places, at the Monastery of Montserrat. As a celebrated virtuoso, Sor performed in numerous European cities and composed not only operas and ballets, but also symphonies, string quartets, and Spanish songs. Of his extensive body of work, it is above all his guitar compositions that have endured to the present day. His guitar works are distinguished by their polyphonic style and possess a timeless quality that transcends changing musical fashions. Among his best-known compositions are his numerous studies, which continue to form an essential part of the core repertoire of the classical guitar. Fernando Sor died in Paris on 10 July 1839.

Fernando Sor (1778–1839; baptized as José Fernando Macario Sors) was a Spanish composer, guitarist, and pedagogue and is regarded as one of the most important figures in the history of the classical guitar. He was born on 13 February 1778 in Barcelona and received his musical education, among other places, at the Monastery of Montserrat. As a celebrated virtuoso, Sor performed in numerous European cities and composed not only operas and ballets, but also symphonies, string quartets, and Spanish songs. Of his extensive body of work, it is above all his guitar compositions that have endured to the present day. His guitar works are distinguished by their polyphonic style and possess a timeless quality that transcends changing musical fashions. Among his best-known compositions are his numerous studies, which continue to form an essential part of the core repertoire of the classical guitar. Fernando Sor died in Paris on 10 July 1839.

Tremolo Study Luise Walker’s Regenetüde (Rain study) is a composition for solo guitar. The work’s subtitle, Tremolo Study, indicates its technical focus.

pour former au sentiment du rhythme et a l'expression Stephen Heller (1813–1888), a Hungarian pianist, composer and teacher, combined technical training with musical expression in his études. The Dix Études pour former au sentiment du rythme et à l’expression focus in particular on rhythm, phrasing and articulation. This edition contains an arrangement for guitar by Andrés Paléologo , making Heller’s expressive repertoire of études accessible to guitarists.