8 Brazilian-style pieces Brazilian music, with its intricate rhythms, can quickly challenge guitarists who are new to the style. In his easy-to-intermediate compositions, Andreas Knoblich makes this repertoire accessible to less advanced players by limiting the technical challenges to a few key points. Each piece is accompanied by preparatory exercises that guide the player step by step from familiar rhythms to more complex rhythmic patterns. In this way, the characteristic feel of Brazilian music soon comes within reach. These pieces are also available as individual PDF files. Click on the drop-down menu under ‘Issue (please select)’

from the Baroque, Classical and Romantic periods, in sheet music and tablature Guitarists of all backgrounds—whether classically trained, rooted in folk, or electric guitarists—will find a collection of timeless music arranged for fingerstyle guitar, presented in both standard notation and tablature. By combining the advantages of both formats, the collection offers an accessible entry point for guitarists from a wide range of musical traditions.

From the Baroque, Classical and Romantic Periods – in Standard Notation and Tablature With Klassik Hits (Classical Hits) , guitarists of all styles can discover the timeless masterpieces of the great composers. This collection features 11 of the most beautiful and best-known works by Bach, Beethoven, Schumann and others, arranged for guitar. The arrangements preserve the character of the original compositions as faithfully as possible. Compared with Volume 1 (publisher’s catalogue no. 2490) , the technical demands are slightly higher. Playing in different positions and the use of barre technique feature prominently throughout the collection. This collection brings together pieces you have always wanted to play but have found difficult to find in suitable guitar arrangements.

– Blues, Bossa, Tango ... 13 cricket-like pieces for guitar Born in Bonn in 1963, Kurt Schumacher has a keen interest in guitar music, editing and publishing previously unpublished works as well as composing his own music. Ghiribizzi presents twelve original compositions, published here for the first time. Written for guitar, the pieces range from easy to moderately difficult and are suitable for players who have mastered the basic techniques of the instrument.

12 elegant pieces for guitar Kurt Schumacher composed these twelve short pieces on the spur of the moment at cafés, taverns, and similar venues, whenever he was asked to give a sample of his playing after arriving with his guitar case in hand. The result is a collection of entertaining miniatures that never fail to captivate their audience.

Easy Two-Part Pieces for Guitar from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical and Romantic Periods This collection offers a carefully selected repertoire for beginner guitarists. To make the pieces more accessible, the harmony of some works has been simplified. The edition therefore includes numerous two-part pieces with open bass strings. The pieces are arranged in order of increasing difficulty, allowing players to develop their skills step by step. Carulli, Diabelli, Giuliani, Divertimento, … Short, easy-to-understand notes provide information about the composers, their works and musical forms.

21 Pieces for Guitar in Jazz, Rock, Blues and Latin Styles Strings in Space builds on The Blue Hour , expanding both the technical demands and the stylistic range. In addition to rock and blues, Kurt Schumacher now explores jazz and Latin styles. The edition includes a foreword in both English and French.

In The Blue Hour , Kurt Schumacher presents 22 compositions for fingerstyle guitar, exploring the blues and related musical styles. Written at an easy level, the pieces combine a variety of musical influences, making this collection a versatile addition to the guitar repertoire.

Folk songs for guitar Guitarists know that South American folk music is, in a sense, tailor-made for their instrument. This collection brings together 20 pieces from the South American musical tradition, including “Chacarera,” “Zamba Vargas,” “Gato,” “El Humahuaqueño,” “Viva Jujuy” and “Ojos verdes.” The selection features traditional dances and songs from Argentina and Brazil. Arranged at an easy level, these pieces are ideal for guitar lessons and home playing, offering a varied introduction to the musical traditions of South America.

Spirituals, Blues and Songs for Guitar Fingerpicking continues to enjoy enduring popularity and has become an integral part of guitar music. Spirituals, blues and songs from the American musical tradition have also found a firm place in the repertoire of guitarists worldwide. This edition draws on this tradition, presenting a selection of pieces in arrangements for guitar. The edition brings together a range of stylistic and playing techniques characteristic of American folk music (picking, frailing/clawhammer), offering a varied addition to the guitar repertoire.

Folks from England und Ireland For enthusiasts of English and Irish folk music, Hans Joachim Teschner compiled a selection of the most appealing songs, spirituals and ballads. As in many of his other publications, the editor placed particular emphasis on ease of playing.

Well-known folk songs and spirituals from the New World, arranged by Edmund Wensiecki for guitar and voice. The edition includes song lyrics in English.