Five selected pieces by Claude Debussy, arranged for two guitars. The collection includes Golliwogg’s Cake Walk, Clair de lune, The Little Shepherd, Jimbo’s Lullaby and Arabesque No. 1. This edition brings five of Debussy’s works to the repertoire for two guitars, offering guitar duos a varied selection for performance and study.

The desire to play music in a popular style in guitar lessons or in leisure time is widespread. Hans Joachim Teschner's compositions and arrangements fulfil this need. Typical features of pop and rock music, such as syncopation, off-beats, bass lines and common harmonic progressions, characterise the pieces. To ensure that the rhythmic peculiarities do not unnecessarily detract from the fun of playing, the 1st guitar part is set lightly. Most of the songs and pieces can be listened to: simply scan the QR code on the respective piece and off you go! There is a complete version of each of the songs for two guitars and a version with one guitar part missing. So you can play along, add the missing part or simply listen to the pieces.

The guitar school contains almost a hundred songs and pieces that introduce children - from around the age of 7 - to playing the guitar. The guitar school was primarily designed for group lessons, but it can be used just as well in individual lessons. Melody playing, accompaniment with bass notes, two-part solo playing and, of course, song accompaniment using chord symbols are taught in small learning steps. Children's songs, joke songs, folklore from Germany and all over the world replace monotonous exercises. Hans Joachim Teschner has taken care to ensure that once the school has been learnt, it is possible to immediately move on to the extensive playing literature. Most of the songs and pieces can be listened to: simply scan the QR code on the respective piece and you're ready to go. There is a complete version of each of the songs for two guitars and a version with one guitar part missing. So you can play along, add the missing part or simply listen to the pieces. This edition replaces the previous edition N 2020 and the edition with CD.

12 Latin American dances and songs Burkhard Blady composed twelve Latin American dances and songs, each in versions for two instruments and for solo guitar. In the solo version, the performer alternates between plucked and percussive guitar techniques. In the two-part version, these techniques are divided between the two parts, allowing them to be practised separately initially. The melodic first part is also suitable for melody instruments. The player of the second part may choose between a notated plucked accompaniment and a separately prepared accompaniment in a percussive guitar style.

24 Easy Traditionals The 24 well-known and easy-to-play traditional tunes are intended for guitarists of all ages who have already acquired some basic experience with their instrument. Each piece is available in two versions. Players performing solo may play the melodies of the first ten tunes with open bass strings, while the remaining tunes are provided with simple fretted bass notes. The melodies throughout remain in first and second position. In the duet version, the melody may be played either by Guitar 1 or by another melodic instrument (flute, violin, etc.). Guitar 2 plays the lower part or accompanies the tunes using chord symbols. With its variety of performance options, 24 Traditionals is equally suitable for both individual and group instruction.

22 Songs · Evergreens · Tunes The enjoyment of ensemble playing is the guiding idea behind this collection of duets. The edition is intended for guitarists who have overcome the initial challenges of learning the guitar and are beginning to develop a confident stylistic feel for blues, pop, ragtime, folk, and Latin American songs and dances.

13 Very Easy Trios for Young Guitarists In this collection of 13 guitar trios, Alois Bröder draws on children's natural instinct for playful musical exploration. Written in a deliberately simple and guitar-friendly style, the pieces encourage young players to become familiar with their instrument through ensemble playing and to listen and respond to their fellow performers. The trios explore a range of dynamics, introduce several elementary guitar techniques, and also incorporate the speaking and singing voice, opening up new possibilities for creative music-making. An ideal collection for beginner guitar ensembles and early group instruction.

29 songs from different countries for solo guitar. This edition brings together 29 Christmas carols and songs from a range of musical traditions in carefully crafted arrangements for solo guitar. The collection includes well-known German Christmas carols alongside traditional melodies from Europe and the English-speaking world, including Silent Night, Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming, The First Noel, What Child Is This?, God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen, Deck the Halls, and We Wish You a Merry Christmas. The arrangements are intentionally kept technically accessible and are suitable for beginners as well as early intermediate guitarists. The collection is ideal for guitar instruction, seasonal concerts, and playing at home during Advent and Christmas. A versatile edition that makes an international Christmas repertoire available in approachable, idiomatic arrangements for solo guitar.

This edition contains ten short compositions by Karl Friessnegg for classical guitar instruction. The pieces present a variety of musical characters and tempi, including Andantino, Moderato, Allegro, Allegretto, Andante, Presto, and Grave, introducing young guitarists to fundamental forms of musical expression and contrasting tempos. The compositions are suitable for teaching, student recitals, and music-making at home.

Miniatures by Great Masters brings together a selection of compositions from the classical guitar repertoire of the Classical and Early Romantic periods. The collection includes short, musically rewarding works by Dionisio Aguado, Matteo Carcassi, Anton Diabelli, Joseph Küffner, and Fernando Sor—composers who helped shape the classical guitar repertoire of the early nineteenth century. Suitable for teaching, student recitals, and music-making at home.

14 selected pieces of moderate difficulty for guitar, suitable for study and performance, with fingering and playing instructions. Meister des Gitarrenspiels II presents a versatile selection of nineteenth-century guitar repertoire. The collection brings together works by Anton Diabelli, Ferdinando Carulli, Fernando Sor, Napoléon Coste, François Molino, Luigi Legnani, Mauro Giuliani and Matteo Carcassi, extending through to Francisco Tárrega. Lyrical movements, graceful minuets, rondos, preludes and études reflect the stylistic diversity of the period and explore the many facets of guitar playing. Alongside key figures of the classical guitar tradition, the collection also features less frequently performed works that offer rewarding additions to the repertoire. The selection is equally suited to teaching and study, as well as to individual repertoire development, providing engaging music that combines expressive qualities with a range of technical challenges.

15 selected pieces of moderate difficulty for guitar, suitable for study and performance, with fingering and playing instructions. Meister des Gitarrenspiels I presents a diverse selection of works from the guitar repertoire of the early and mid-nineteenth century. The volume brings together music by Fernando Sor, Ferdinando Carulli, Dionisio Aguado, Matteo Carcassi, Francesco Molino, Mauro Giuliani, Anton Diabelli, and Johann Kaspar Mertz. Preludes and studies stand alongside lyrical pieces, minuets, waltzes, Ländler, rondos, and allegro movements. Together, these works offer a vivid impression of the stylistic richness of the period and reveal the many facets of nineteenth-century classical guitar playing. Suitable for teaching, study, and the development of a personal repertoire, this volume combines musical expressiveness with varied technical demands and provides a representative introduction to the classical guitar repertoire of the nineteenth century.