New works for guitar and string ensembles by Bogdanovic, Brouwer, Gougeon, and Hétu, premiered by prize-winning Russian guitarist Dimitri Illarionov.

Contemporary classical guitar music based on Argentine folk music composed by Marcelo Coronel and performed by Christopher Dorsey.

New American Music for Violin and Guitar. All works commissioned by Duo46.

The content of this recording from 1979 made the trio special for its diversity of instrumentation, which was unique, and by the rich contribution to the enlargement of the guitar’s repertoire, with original transcriptions and new works dedicated to the ensemble.

Solo guitar works composed and performed by the President of the Fondation de l'Ensemble musical Marguerite-de-Lajemmerais, Canada.

The second recording by Brigitte Repiton, dedicated to the works of Bernard Piris, who has received commissions from soloists, ensembles, and well-known festivals.

The Third Angle New Music ensemble proves once again that it is among America's foremost presenters of contemporary music in this varied and challenging program of chamber works by Bryan Johanson.

A musical tale for narrator, clarinet, percussion, electric guitar, and cello.

This album of solo guitar music exquisitely performed by award-winning Oregon composer Bryan Johanson presents music from a time span of nearly twenty years. This is the first recording of Johanson playing his own solo guitar music and is sure to become a collector's item.

This unique recording features the guitar combined with harpsichord, violin, cello, clarinet, marimba, vibraphone, and percussion.

"As guitarists, they are about as good as you can get...they play like angels." The Washington Post

"As guitarists, they are about as good as you can get...they play like angels." -The Washington Post

James Reid: performer, recording artist, and scholar.

Works by Turina, Llobet, Ponce, de Fossa and Bach

A tender and moving account of the life of Nobel Laureate Juan Ramón Jiménez and a little donkey named Platero, in southern Spain at the turn of the twentieth century. Set to music for guitar and narration by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. Recorded in Spanish, with the printed text in Spanish and English. Ed

'A tender and philosophical masterpiece' from Nobel laureate writer Juan Ramón Jiménez, set to music for guitar by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, and now recorded for the first time in English.

19th Century Masterworks for Two Guitars, by Coste, Mertz, Lhoyer, and Giuliani.

This recording attempts to repair an historical injustice. Rebay, although popular as choir director and composer of vocal music, was unable to make a decent living for his family from his guitar compositions. At the time of his death in Vienna, in 1953, Rebay was impoverished and forgotten.

Virtuoso works by Astor Piazzolla, Joaquin Rodrigo, Radames Gnattali, and Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco.

Cyrloud's meeting with the French guitarist/composer Jean-Marie Raymond in 2009 started a very productive musical collaboration culminating in the realization of these unpublished and rare recordings, under the supervision of the composer.

The world premiere of orchestral works by Alan Hovhaness performed by the KBS Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Vakhtang Jordania.

Michael Cedric Smith plays well-known favorites for the guitar with lesser-known works of equal appeal.

Matt Dunne plays classical guitar in Mission, San Jose

Forget the Alamo, has been critically acclaimed and features Mr. Dunne's compositions performed by a jazz quintet.

Volume I of the Complete Works of Manuel Ponce performed by one of Mexico's finest guitarists, Antonio López.

Rarely heard works by Vivaldi, L’hoyer, Damase, Hindemith, and De Biasi

Some of Koshkin's most enduring pieces brilliantly performed by Marina Alexandra.

Taken from recordings made in 1984 by Bulgarian pianist and Yugoslavian guitarist Dusan Bogdanovic, this exceptional recording was only released in 2008 through the efforts of Paul Gerrits.

Dusan Bogdanovic is a composer of masterful craft with a genuine clarity and purity of vision. His music is distinct to the extent that it would be nearly impossible to mistake it for another's, and he happens to play the guitar . . . -Guitar Review

Dusan Bogdanovic proves once again to be one of the true originals of the guitar. His music shows a complete mastery of ethnic folk, jazz, and classical traditions.

Works by Sergio Assad, Denis Mortagne, David Mallamud, Benjamin Verdery, Nuccio D’Angelo, and Robert Beaser

Works by Piazzolla, Johanson, Houghton, Takemitsu, Nicoolella, and Dumond.

Works by Torroba, Martin, Ponce, Koshkin, and Britten.

Stylish and secure...as accomplished as you're likely to find.

Works for Solo Guitar by Donald Crockett, premiered by Brian Head

World premiere recording of internationally celebrated Russian composer Nikita Koshkin performing his own works for solo guitar.

A delightful CD featuring the lighter side of Koshkin with tongue-in-cheek musical parodies.

Dionisio Aguado occupies a prominent position among the great guitarists of the nineteenth century, but the corpus of his works has only recently become the subject of careful study by specialists and musicologists. This is surprising, since guitarists have always had a great affection for Aguado, particularly because of his technical methods. However, these somehow managed to overshadow Aguado's concert pieces: a situation this record is intended to rectify.

Brilliant solo guitar Works by Niccolo Paganini, Mauro Giuliani, and Luigi Legnani, played by one of Italy's finest guitarists.

Original works by celebrated Dutch guitarist/composer Annette Kruisbrink, performed by Tom Edskes, Sjors Holleboom, Tania D'Hoest, Veerle D'Hoest, Arlette Ruelens and Annette Kruisbrink.

". . . 31 movements partitioned into four 'suites', each one representing the four seasons of the year. . . A high-class, quality production in all areas." Steve Marsh (Classical Guitar Magazine)

All the evidence heard on this brief recording shows Anido to be an especially talented composer in her native style. All the 'expected' elements are heard here: exciting rhythms, percussion, lyrically attractive pieces in both happy and mournful mode, etc. (Steve Marsh, Classical Guitar)

Five of the best compositions by the Dutch guitarist and composer Annette Kruisbrink are on this outstanding CD recording.

'A world-class performance of uncompromising contemporary repertoire.' (Paul Fowles - Classical guitar)

A remarkable CD with the world's best repertoire for guitar and double bass, warmly welcomed by guitarists and musicians worldwide.

Two guitar greats, David Russell and Alvaro Pierri, performing with the Guitar Quebec Festival Orchestra and Ensemble, directed by the legendary Leo Brouwer.

Les Productions d'OZ: 20th anniversary edition, featuring 20 composers and 20 compositions. 20 years of dreaming. Of daring. Of discovering music!

One of Canada's finest guitarists, versatile in classical, jazz, and early music.

Todd Hallawell, National Fingerpicking Guitar Champion (Winfield), plays his winning entries and much more!

1997 Winfield Fingerpicking Guitar Champion, Todd Hallawell in his second album of fingerstyle instrumentals.

Fingerstyle meets Flatpicking in this dazzling collection of instrumentals by two National Champion guitarists.

The originality of the music of ERIK MARCHELIE resides in its capacity to happily link the guitar and other instruments in ensemble. His catalog is rich with numerous pieces for flute and guitar, violoncello and guitar, and in less-common associations such as with oboe, mandolin, piano, or string quartet.