Biblioteca della chitarra e del mandolino

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Miguel Ablóniz (1917-2001) (Wikipedia)

♦ Preludio, published under the name Avlonitis, supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1940 (low resolution)

♦ Malagueña, supplemento alla rivista L'ARTE CHITARRISTICA n.31 1952, Bèrben, Modena (low resolution)
♦ Piccolo Preludio, Bèrben, Modena, 1958 (low resolution)
Sylvius Leopold Weiss [Manuel Ponce (1882-1948)] / Miguel Ablóniz

♦ Suite in La maggiore, (Wrongly attribuited to Weiss), Bèrben, Modena, 1951

Pedro Abril Tirado (1780-1856) (Biografia)

♦ 2 Minuetti (n.13 & n.44), inclusi nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1935

♦ 2 Minuetti (n.41 & n.51), inclusi nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1935

♦ 2 Minuetti (n.11 - n.22 - n.28), inclusi nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1937

♦ 2 Minuetti (n.21 & n.46), inclusi nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1938

Salvatore Agostini (1876-1934) (Italian composer, mandolinist and guitarist)

♦ Erodiade (Fox-Trot) for two mandolins, mandola and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXXII n.5, Monticone editore, Torino, 1923

♦ Leggenda araba for two mandolins, mandola and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXXIII n.22, Monticone editore, Torino, 1924 (reprint 1928)

Dionisio Aguado (1784-1849)

♦ Studio in Mi minore, included in Album n.4 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO July/1922, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Minuetto, included in Album n.6 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO December/1935, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Seis minuetos y seis valses, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

Juan Alais (1844-1914) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
♦ Seis Piezas Faciles op.1, Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

♦ Cielo op.2, F. Nuñez y Cia., Buenos Aires

♦ El Gato op.5, F. Nuñez y Cia., Buenos Aires April 25

♦ El Cariño (Vals) op.16, Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

♦ Un Momento (Vals) op.17, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires
♦ La Perezosa (Mazurka) op.19, para 2 guitarras, F. Nuñez y Cia., Buenos Aires
♦ La Perezosa (Mazurka), para 2 guitarras, revisión de N.Casuscelli, Ricordi, Buenos Aires, 1965 (low resolution)
♦ Un Recuerdo (Vals) op.30, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires
♦ El Joven Simpatico (Vals) op.32 para 2 guitarras, Halitzky, Buenos Aires

♦ La Mendozina (Zamacueca) op.41, Ignacio Iglesias Editor, Buenos Aires
♦ Carlitos (Estilo) y Maria (Vidalita) op.44, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires
♦ Un Recuerdo (Vals) op.50, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

♦ Olinda (Canción) op.68, con acompañiamento de guitarra, Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

♦ Analda (Canción) op.70, con acompañiamento de guitarra, Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

♦ Eloisa (Gavotte) op.79, Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

♦ El Tambor de Palermo (Gran Vals) op.84, Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

♦ Capitán Burgos (Estilo Criollo) op.87, Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

♦ Marcelo (Estilo Criollo) op.88, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

Antonio Alba (1873-1940) (Spanish composer, was born in Reus, Tarragona, died in Santiago del Chile / Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
♦ Amor Naciente (Vals) op.21, Union Musical Española, Madrid

♦ Amor Naciente (Vals) op.21, C.Kirsinger y Cia., Valparaiso/Santiago

♦ Mi Tesoro (Polka) op.24, C.Kirsinger y Cia., Valparaiso/Santiago

♦ Penas (Meditacion) op.81, Union Musical Española, Madrid

Heinrich Albert (1870-1950) (Wikipedia)

♦ Leichte Sonatine (im alten Stil), R. und W. Lienau, Berlin-Lichterfelder

♦ Elegia, A. Vizzari, Milano, 1935

♦ Menuett, Bèrben, Modena, 1949 (low resolution)

♦ Sonatine n.1, musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.3-4/1956, Munchen

♦ Sonate n.1 & 2, Musikverlag Wlhelm Zimmermann, Frankfurt / Main

♦ Suite im alten stil, Musikverlag Wlhelm Zimmermann, Frankfurt / Main

♦ Duo n.5 E-moll, Musikverlag Wlhelm Zimmermann, Frankfurt / Main

Ludovico Roncalli (c.1654-1713) (Wikipedia) / Heinrich Albert

♦ Suite in G-dur, Musikverlag Wilhelm Zimmermann, Frankfurt / Main

Robert De Visée (c.1655-1732/33) (Wikipedia) / Heinrich Albert

♦ Lauten-Suite, Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, Leipzig/Berlin

Filippo Gragnani (1768-1820) (Wikipedia) / Heinrich Albert

♦ Sonate op.8 n.3, Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, Leipzig/Berlin

Joseph Albin (?-1954) (French composer)

♦ Mousse-de-velours (Valse lente op.109) for two mandolins, mandola and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXI n.8, Monticone editore, Torino, 1912

Sebastiano Aldrovandi (Italian composer, was the director of the mandolin and guitar magazine 'Il Concerto')

♦ Medora (Mazurka), per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.68, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1899

♦ Notte Serena (Serenata-Barcarola), per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.94, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1900

Nikolai Aleksandrov (1818-1884) (Wikipedia)

♦ Etude for 7 string guitar, included in THREE ETUDES by Masters-Guitarists of the XIX Century (V.Morkov - N.Aleksandrov - E.Gaberbir), Muzgiz (Gosudarstvennoye Muzykal'noye Izdatelstvo), Moskow, 1954 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Melody for 7 string guitar, included in FOUR PIECES (by A.Sychra - M.Vysotsky - V.Morkov - N.Aleksandrov), Muzgiz, Moskow, 1956

Bautista Almiron (1879-1932) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
♦ Lalita (2a Guitarra de Maria de Juan Alais), Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires

Enrico Aloisi (Italian guitarist, lived at the end of the XIXth century)
♦ Serenata, Giovanni Chiappino, Torino

♦ Souvenir de Naples, Forlivesi, Firenze

Paolo Amatucci (1868-1935) (Italian composer, died in Pisa)

♦ Un saluto a Borgo Ticino (Marcia), per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.44, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1898

Amedeo Amadei (1866-1935) (Dizionario Universale dei musicisti by Carlo Schmidt)

♦ Fiocchi di Neve (Mazurka) per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in VITA MANDOLINISTICA Anno VIII n.1, Ditta Fratelli Cocchi, Bologna, 1908

♦ La Danza delle Ondine (2° tempo dalla 'Suite Marinaresca'), per mandolino e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1912, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Italia (Marcia Trionfale), per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1915, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Farfalle Bianche (Intermezzo), per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1934, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Amedeo Amadei / Ermenegildo Carosio

♦ Il Solletico (Ghiri Ghiri) dall'operetta "Favola della Principessa" per mandolino, mandola e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1912

Hermann Ambrosius (1897-1983) (German composer, was born in Hamburg, died in Engen/Hegau, Südbaden - Wikiwand)
♦ 2 Sonatinen, manuscript (low resolution)

Francesco Amoroso (18??-1926) (Italian band conductor in Novara) Photo published in the magazine IL PLETTRO July/1912

♦ Charme (Valzer Lento), per mandolino included in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1913, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Tersicore (Mazurka), riduzione per chitarra di L.Fossati, included in Album n.4 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO November/1914, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Serenata Spagnola, per mandolino e chitarra con secondo mandolino e mandola ad libitum, IL CONCERTO n.480, A.Comellini e C., Bologna, 1914

Giuseppe Anelli (1873-1926) (Il Piemonte e la Musica 1800-1984 by Guglielmo Berutto)

♦ Scattando! (Mazurka), per 2 mandolini e chitarra included in the magazine IL PLETTRO November/1912, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Ghiribizzi (Polka), per mandolino e chitarra (con 2° mandolino ad lib.) included in ARTE MANDOLINISTICA Anno V n.6-7, Genova, 1913

♦ Farfalletta (Polka), per mandolino e chitarra (con 2° mandolino ad lib.) included in ARTE MANDOLINISTICA Anno V n.20, Genova, 1913

♦ Teresina (Polka) for two mandolins and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno VII n.3, Monticone editore, Torino, 1898 (reprint 1921)

♦ Non ti scordar! (Mazurka) for two mandolins and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno IX n.8, Monticone editore, Torino, 1900 (reprint 1923)

♦ Tutti in allegria (Furlana) for two mandolins and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXIII n.6, Monticone editore, Torino, 1914

♦ Sguardi Languidi (Valzer Hésitation) for mandolin orchestra, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXXII n.4, Monticone editore, Torino, 1923

♦ Preludiando (Minuetto) per chitarra, included in the magazine MANDOLINISMO N.54/1924,C. Notari, Luchsingen

♦ Quante chiacchiere... (Polca-Concerto) per mandolino, included in the magazine MANDOLINISMO N.66/1925, C. Notari, Luchsingen

Maria Luisa Anido (1907-1996) (Clara Campese webpage)
♦ Adios, Adios (Canción popular Mexicana), transcripción para guitarra, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

McDowell Edward (1861-1908) (Wikipedia) / Maria Luisa Anido

♦ Rancho Abandonado Op.51 n.8, transcripción para guitarra, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Xaver Scharwenka (1850-1924) (Wikipedia) / Maria Luisa Anido

♦ Cuento (Tale) Op.62 n.3, from Album for the Young, transcripción para guitarra, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Alberto Williams (1862-1952) (Mundoarts) / Maria Luisa Anido

♦ Milonga del Arbol, transcripción para guitarra, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Elsa Calcagno (1905-1978) (Facebook) / Maria Luisa Anido

♦ Me parece estar soñando... (Estilo), transcripción para guitarra, Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Anonimo
♦ Celebre Mazurka di Spa, Giovanni Chiappino, Torino

Marino Antonelli (Italian mandolinist and guitarist)

♦ Mignonne (Valzer), per mandolino e chitarra, IL CONCERTO n.516, A.Comellini e C., Bologna, 1916

Julian Arcas (1832-1882) (Wikipedia)
♦ Bolero, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.5-6/1963, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Rodolfo Arizaga (1926-1985) (Wikipedia)
♦ Endecha (in memoriam Manuel De Falla), Editorial Argentina de Música, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Pasquale Ascari (Italian composer)

♦ Lieti Ricordi (Mazurka), per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.91, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1900

Mario Bacci (1873-?) (Italian mandolinist and guitarist)

♦ La scuola della chitarra. Parte I (Marcia), Efrem Benelli, Firenze, 1908

♦ Laboremus (Marcia) per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXX n.14, Monticone editore, Torino, 1921

♦ Savoia ! (Marcia) per 2 mandolini, mandola, chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO January/1932, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ All'erta (Capriccetto), per mandolino e chitarra, included the magazine IL PLETTRO November/1941, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano
♦ Addio a Napoli (Canzone Napoletana) riduzione per mandolino e chitarra, Edizioni Ditta R. Maurri, Firenze

Quirino Baez Allende (1896-1963) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

riproduzioni concesse da (reproductions authorized by) Arquitecta Leticia Baez, Asunción, Paraguay
♦ Lauth (Zamba salteña), Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

♦ 4 de Junio (Polca cancion Paraguaya), Gornatti Hnos., Buenos Aires, 1943

♦ Cerro Leon (Polka Historica del Paraguay - año 1867) y Fortin Vanguardia (Polka Paraguaya - original), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

Italo Baldi (1875-?) (Italian guitrist and composer)

♦ Gavotta, per chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.44, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1899

A. Baldini (Italian guitarist)

♦ Marcia militare, R.Maurri, Firenze

Vincenzo Bellini (1801-1835) / A. Baldini
♦ Sonnambula: Aria finale, R.Maurri, Firenze

Ugo Baldini (1878-?) (Antonioni - Dizionario dei Liutai, 1996)

♦ Settecento (Minuetto), per due chitarre, supplemento alla rivista L'ARTE CHITARRISTICA n.62 1957, Bèrben, Modena (low resolution)

Giorgio Ballig (Italian composer of popular songs in Trieste)

♦ Marcia Spagnola, per 1 o 2 mandolini, castagnette e tamburello, e chitarra (oppure pianoforte), included in the Album Premio de il giornale IL CONCERTO, Comellini & Turco, Bologna, 1908

Enrico Balloi (Italian guitarist and composer)

♦ Sempre per te (Mazurka), per mandolino e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.77, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1900

Alberto Baltar (Guitarrista y compositor portugués, radicado en la ciudad de Rio de Janelro. Brasil. Goza de gran popularidad y se le aprecia por sus méritos de ejecutante y de compositor. Publicada por la revista “A voz do violao" se le conocen algunas obras orlginales y por "O Violao", otras. Tiene una buena cantidad de temas folkloricos del Brasil, adaptados a la guitarra, los cuales vieron la luz por las citadas publicaciones / Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ Devaneios n.1, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de fevereiro 1929 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

♦ A luminosa sentença do Juiz, published in the Brazilian magazine A VOZ DO VIOLÃO de abril 1931 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

♦ Bon Jour, Papa, A Guitarra de Prata, Rio de Janeiro (with the courtesy of Edmar Fenicio, São Paulo, Brasil)

Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) / Alberto Baltar

♦ Romance sem palavras op.38 n.3, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de dezembro 1928 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

Piotr Ilyich Tschaikowski (1840-1893) / Alberto Baltar

♦ Canção Triste, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de março 1929 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

Moritz Moszkowski (1854-1925) / Alberto Baltar

♦ Romance sem palavras op.77 n.3, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de janeiro 1929 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

Giulio Cesare Barbetta (1540-1603) (Italian lutenist - Wikipedia)

♦ Pavana VII, detta la Todeschina included in Album n.1 - Quarta Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1922, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Paulo Barreiros (1919-2004) (Brasilian guitarist - Syukhtun website)
José Asuncion Flores (1904-1972) (Biografías y Vidas) / Paulo Barreiros
♦ India (Guarania), transcripción para guitarra, Fermata, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Agustin Barrios (1885-1944)
♦ Madrigal (Gavota), Carlos Trapani Editor, Montevideo, ca.1920
♦ Humoresque, Carlos Trapani Editor, Montevideo, ca.1920

♦ Luz Mala, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

♦ Las Abejas (Estudio), Mundo Guarani, Buenos Aires, 1954

♦ Danza Paraguaya, Mundo Guarani, Buenos Aires, 1955

♦ Preludio op.5 n.1, Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C, Buenos Aires, 1957

♦ Choro da Saudade, Copia a mão e arranjo de Hugo Carboni (with the courtesy of Edmar Fenicio, São Paulo, Brasil)

♦ La Conquija (from Suite Andina), Euromusikal Edizioni, Castelfidardo (reprint from the Album published posthumous by Romeo Di Giorgo, São Paulo

♦ Alegro Sinfonico, Euromusikal Edizioni, Castelfidardo (reprint from the Album published posthumous by Romeo Di Giorgo, São Paulo

♦ Aire de Zamba, Euromusikal Edizioni, Castelfidardo (reprint from the Album published posthumous by Romeo Di Giorgo, São Paulo

♦ Humoresque, Euromusikal Edizioni, Castelfidardo (reprint from the Album published posthumous by Romeo Di Giorgo, São Paulo

The scores in the album was copied by Melinho de Piracicaba when Barrios stayed in his farm in Brasil during eight months (1929-30). The album was made after the death of Barrios in 1960 -61. (Information kyndly provided by Edmar Fenicio, São Paulo)

Héctor Eduardo Barros (Argentine guitarist)
♦ Sollozos (Preludio), Héctor Polito, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Giuseppe Becce (1877-1973) (Italian-born film score composer who enriched the German cinema - Wikipedia)
♦ Légende d'Amour (Serenade), pour mandoline et guitare, Robert Lienau, Berlin, 1919 (low resolution)

Giuseppe Bellenghi (1844-1902) (Italian mandolinist an guitarist - Justclassicalguitar - Wikipedia)

Gaetano Donizetti (1797-1848) / Giuseppe Bellenghi

♦ Spirto gentil... (da La Favorita) per mandolino e chitarra, Forlivesi & C., Firenze

Ulisse Benfenati (Italian guitarist)

♦ Pietro Micca (Marcia), included in IL MANDOLINO Anno VII n.3, Monticone editore, Torino, 1898 (reprint 1921)

Luis Fortunato Benitez Lopez (1883-?) Compositor y profesor de guitarra y violin, argentino. Nació en Luján provincia de Buenos Aires, el 9 de Enero de 1883......Como compositor se conocen publicados originales dos "Estilos" y "Vals" , sin pretensión en su forma, pero muy agradables dentro del género de si composición. / Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ Meditacion (Estilo), Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires

the reproduced copy is in a poor condition, for the state of the paper that breaks, and even for a poor attempt of restoration

Eduardo D. Bensadon (Guitarist, teacher and composer, born in Buenos Aires. A graduate of the Conservatorio de Musica y Declamacion, he has performed in many local films, as an actor and guitarist, and has been heard in concert halls throughout Argentina. He has written over 100 original compositions)

♦ Dos Preludios, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1945 (low resolution)

♦ Andante y Bourrée, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1946 (low resolution)

♦ Dos Piezas Faciles, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1946 (low resolution)

♦ Cancion y Pequeña Danza, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1947 (low resolution)

♦ Cuento Nostalgico, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)

♦ Nocturno, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)

♦ Tarantela, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)

♦ Una Quimera (Canción), Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires, 1952 (low resolution)

Roberto Maximo Bergonzi (Guitarist and composer)

♦ Un Recuerdo (Triste n.1), Torti Hnos., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Manual de Ritmos Folklóricos, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Alegoria Eolica (preludio), Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires, 1973 (low resolution)

Attilio Bernardini (1888-1975) (Brazilian guitarist and composer. ... died in 1975, March, 23, in a beach city called São Vicente. The information came from Ronoel Simões files .../ kyndly provided by Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

♦ Magoas (Valsa), Biblioteca do violão de Attilio Bernardini, A.Del Vecchio, São Paulo (low resolution)

Dino Berruti (1893-1947) (Italian guitarist and composer, was born in Casale Monferrato, near Alessandria, Piemonte region)

♦ Pagine Nuove (Mazurka elegante) per chitarra, included in ARTE MANDOLINISTICA Anno V n.6-7, Genova, 1913

♦ Aurora (Mazurka), IL CHITARRISTA Nr.141, G.Gori, Torino April 14

♦ Ma Phir (Polka), IL CHITARRISTA Nr.143, G.Gori, Torino

♦ Nella (Mazurka), IL CHITARRISTA Nr.146, G.Gori, Torino

♦ Aurora (Mazurka), IL CHITARRISTA Nr.141, G.Gori, Torino

♦ Magda (Mazurka), IL CHITARRISTA Nr.152, G.Gori, Torino

♦ Serenatella per chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO February/1938, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano (low resolution)

♦ Scherzo alla Tzigana per mandolino solo, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO March/1943, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano (low resolution)

Costantino Bertucci (1841-1931) (Italian mandolinist and composer, was born and died in Rome)
♦ Fantasia Chitarristica, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.147, G.Gori, Torino

♦ Romanza, , IL CHITARRISTA Nr.159, G.Gori, Torino

Fons Bervoets (1907-1987) (Belgian composer)

Peter Benoit (1834-1901) (Wikipedia) / Fons Bervoets

♦ Mazurka n.2, incluso nel supplemento alla rivista L'ARTE CHITARRISTICA n.34-35 1952, Bèrben, Modena (low resolution)

Manlio Biagi (1896-1942) (Italian guitarist and composer, was born in Terni, died in Milan. He has published about two hundred compositions and transcriptions) Photo published in the magazine IL PLETTRO January/1937

♦ Lyda (Mazurka) op.16, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
♦ A Mia Madre (Preghiera) op.75, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
♦ Italia Bella (Marcia) op.79, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
♦ Notte sul mare (Tema con variazioni) op.81, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
♦ Chitarra Gentile (Serenata) op.83, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano Milano
♦ Mezzanotte (Notturno melodico) op.87, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
♦ Speranza (Tango da concerto) op.142, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
♦ Sogno (Fantasia da concerto) op.176, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
♦ Arietta con variazioni da un tema di Paganini op.183, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) / Manlio Biagi

♦ Preludio, included in [IL] MANDOLINISTA ITALIANO N.342, A Monzino & Garlandini, Milano, 1929

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) / Manlio Biagi
♦ Rondo (Biagi op.205), Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) / Manlio Biagi
♦ Adagio dalla Sonata Patetica op.13 (Biagi op.36), Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
♦ Al Chiaro di Luna op.27 n.1 (Biagi op.63), Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
Franz Schubert (1797-1828) / Manlio Biagi
♦ Serenata (Biagi op.32), Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
♦ Il Pianto d'una Fanciulla (Biagi op.206), Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
♦ Ninna Nanna (Biagi op.217), Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
♦ La Giovine Madre (Biagi op.223), Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
♦ L'Addio (Biagi op.60) Monzino & Garlandini, Milano

Vincenzo Bellini (1801-1835) / Manlio Biagi
♦ Norma (Sinfonia dell'opera) (Biagi op.67), Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) / Manlio Biagi

♦ Celebre Barcarola op.19 n.6 (Biagi op.65), Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
Robert Schumann (1810-1856) / Manlio Biagi

♦ Berceuse op.124 (Biagi op.78) Monzino & Garlandini, Milano

Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) / Manlio Biagi

♦ Danza Ungherese n.5 (Biagi op.66) Monzino & Garlandini, Milano

Gaetano Braga (1829-1907) (Wikipedia) / Manlio Biagi

♦ Leggenda Valacca (Biagi op.22) Monzino & Garlandini, Milano

Decio Pancaldi (Italian songwriter of the first half of the twentieth century) / Manlio Biagi

♦ Charlot !! (One-step) (Biagi op.20) Monzino & Garlandini, Milano

Antonio Badiali (Italian songwriter of the first half of the twentieth century) / Manlio Biagi

♦ T'Amo (Tango) (Biagi op.228) Monzino & Garlandini, Milano

Gerónimo Bianqui Piñero (1905-1986) (Ecos del Sonido)

♦ Auras Norteñas n.1: La Chalchalera - La Guayaquera, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Yusquita (Zamba), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ De Fiesta Estoy (Gato), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Lagrima 2a Guitarra, para ejecutar con "Lagrima" de Francisco Tarrega, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Estudio n.9 de Sor y Lagrima de Tarrega, segundas guitarras, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Tarareando (Chacarera) [de Tamasi - De Hoyos - Arce], arreglo para guitarra, Universal Music Production R.A., Buenos Aires, 1950 (low resolution)

♦ Zamba de mi Pago [de los Hnos.Abalos], arreglo para guitarra, Universal Music Production R.A., Buenos Aires, 1951 (low resolution)

♦ Carnavalito Quebradeño [de los Hnos.Abalos], arreglo para guitarra, Ediciones Tierra Linda, Buenos Aires, 1951 (low resolution) May 22

♦ Chacarera del "miski - mayo" [de los Hnos Abalos), arreglo para guitarra, Ediciones Musicales Tierra Linda, Buenos Aires, 1952 (low resolution)

♦ Pajaro campana (Galopa popular Paraguaya), arreglo para guitarra, Editorial Julio Korn, Buenos Aires, 1957 (low resolution)

Carlos Montbrun Ocampo (1896 or 1900-1962) (Wikipedia) / Gerónimo Bianqui Piñero

♦ A Unos Ojos (Vals), arreglo para guitarra, Ediciones Musicales Tierra Linda, Buenos Aires, 1959 (low resolution)

Edmundo Zaldivar (1917-1978) (Wikipedia) / Gerónimo Bianqui Piñero

♦ El Humahuaqueño, arreglo para guitarra, Ediciones Musicales Tierra Linda, Buenos Aires, 1944 (low resolution)

Ernesto Cabeza (1923-1980) (Cancioneros.com) / Gerónimo Bianqui Piñero

♦ La Nochera, arreglo para guitarra, Ediciones Musicales Tierra Linda, Buenos Aires, 1954 (low resolution)

Miguel Angel Esteva Saenz / Gerónimo Bianqui Piñero

♦ Del Cerro Soy (Vidala), arreglo para guitarra, Ediciones Musicales Tierra Linda, Buenos Aires, 1958 (low resolution)

Zarh Myron Bickford (1876-1961) (Vahdah Olcott-Bickford hausband) Photo

♦ Concerto Romantico, for guitar with piano accompaniment, Published by the Author, New York, 1920 (low resolution)

♦ Elves at Play (Caprice), for guitar with piano accompaniment, The American Guitar Society, Los Angeles, 1926 (low resolution)

♦ Fantasie Caprice, The American Guitar Society, Los Angeles, 1939 (low resolution)

♦ Danse Fantastique, The American Guitar Society, Los Angeles, 1939 (low resolution)

Vincenzo Billi (1869-1938) (Famous italian composers of operettas,, classical anf light music, born in Brisighella died in Florence) (Treccani)

♦ Volubile (Mazurka), per mandolino e chitarra, Maurri, Firenze, 1908(

Heinz Bischoff (1898-1963) (German guitarist and violinist, was born in Kempten, died is Salzburg)

♦ Andante amabile, incluso nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1935( low resolution)

♦ Allegro moderato, incluso nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1936 (low resolution)

♦ Scherzo, incluso nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1936 (low resolution)

Renzo Bisi (Italian guitarist and composer, lived in Modena)

♦ Tarantella (Uocchie d'è Femmena) included in Album n.2 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO July/1912, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

The work was awarded at the competition of the IL PLETTRO in 1912 (results published in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1912)

Angelo Bitelli (Italian mandolinist and guitarist, lived in Fusignano)

♦ Lulù (Black-Bottom), for mandolin orchestra included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XL n.17, Monticone editore, Torino, 1931

Ignazio Bitelli (1881-1956) (Italian mandolinist and guitarist, lived in Fusignano, died in Bologna)

♦ Conchita (Tango) for mandolin orchestra included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXV n.14, Monticone editore, Torino, 1916

♦ Dolci Carezze (Gavotta) for 2 mandolins and guitar included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXV n.14, Monticone editore, Torino, 1916

♦ Il Kremlino (Ouverture) per quartetto a plettro, included in the magazine MANDOLINISMO N.50/1923, C. Notari, Luchsingen

♦ Canto del menestrello for guitar included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XL n.10, Monticone editore, Torino, 1931

♦ Pamplona for guitar included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XL n.17, Monticone editore, Torino, 1931

Enrico Bocchi (Italian guitarist and composer)

♦ Di Sera (Melodia), included in IL CONCERTO n.136, A.Comellini e C., Bologna, 1902

C. Bono

Angel Gregorio Villoldo (1861-1919) (Todotango) / C. Bono
♦ El Esquinazo (Tango milonga), Editorial Rivarola, Buenos Aires, 1939

Federico Bonvicini (1888-1957) (Guitarist, composer and luthier, pupil of Luigi Mozzani, was born in Bologna and died in Torino)

♦ Serenata, G.Chiappino, Torino

♦ Preludio, G.Chiappino, Torino

Juan Borghese
♦ Vivan Los Ranchos (Marcha Criolla), Ediciones Musicales Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1951

Ugo Bottacchiari (1879-1944) (Italian composer)

♦ Ci amavamo (Meditazione) per mandola (o mandolino) e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.49, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1899

♦ Civetteria Amorosa (Dancing) per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.60, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1899

♦ Amore ed Arte (Waltzer) for mandolin, included in IL CONCERTO n.103, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1901 published together with N. De Sanctis ♦ Dolci Rimembranze (Mazurka) for mandolin

♦ Moti del Cuore (Valzer) per mandolino e chitarra con secondo mandolino, IL CONCERTO n.242, A.Comellini e C., Bologna, 1907 (5a Edizione)

♦ Della Carson (Preludio op.58) for mandolin orchestra, homage to Della Carson, the most beautiful woman in America, included in the Album Premio de il giornale IL CONCERTO, Comellini & Turco, Bologna, 1908

♦ Tramonto di Maggio (Pagina d'album) per 3 mandolini e mandola, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1924, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

C. Adolfo Bracco (ca.1850/60?-1903/5?) (Wikipedia)

♦ Souvenirs d'un Concert (Sérénade) per mandolino o violino e chitarra, Forlivesi, Firenze, 1901

Luigi Bracco (Italian band conductor)

♦ Zina (Mazurka) per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO May/1911, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Semplicità ed eleganza (Mazurka) per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO October/1911, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) / Luigi Bracco

♦ Minuetto (dalla Sonata op.49 n.2) - parte I per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO March/1911, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Minuetto (dalla Sonata op.49 n.2) - parte II per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1911, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Giuseppe Branzoli (1845-1909) (Italian mandolinist, guitarist and composer, was born in Cento, died in Rome. He founded the magazine "Il Mandolino Romano", and wrote a Guitar Method)

♦ Margherita (Polka) per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, included in [IL] MANDOLINISTA ITALIANO N.160, A Monzino & Figli editori, Milano, 1922

Jacques Bréguet (Organist, guitarist and composer, was born in Beauvais near Paris from Swiss parents)

♦ Suite (omaggio ai liutisti italiani), supplemento alla rivista L'ARTE CHITARRISTICA n.66 1957, Bèrben, Modena (low resolution)
♦ Canti di Natale, trascritti per chitarra sole e canto e chitarra, Bèrben, Modena, 1959 (low resolution)

Alfonso Broqua (1876-1946) (Wikipedia)

♦ ¡Ay, Mi Vida (Estilo), Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Fioravante Brugni (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ Si, Si, Si (Vals Facil), para dos guitarras, Antigua casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1950

♦ La Mimosa (Rancherita), para dos guitarras, Antigua casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

Jorge Bufano (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ El Sueño de la Bruja (Leyenda), Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Florencio Burocco (1919-1980) (Argentine guitarist)
♦ Estudio n.1, Asociación Guitarristica Argentina, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Rezio Buscaroli (1895-1971) (Italian painter, art historian and music lover, was born in Imola, died in Riccione)

♦ Il Paese Natio, L'Ora della Ricreazione, Pastorale, Studio, S.E.M.T, Torino, 1923 (low resolution)

Cosme Caballero (...guitar aficionado who worked for many years as a clerk at the traditional guitar publishing house Antigua Casa Nuñez..../ Matanya Ophée, introduction "Tango Milonga Habanera", Editions Orphée, Columbus, USA)

♦ El Escondito (Baile popular), Antigua casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1943 (low resolution)

♦ Zampa de Vargas (Versión Fácil), Antigua casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Dos Palomitas (Huayno), Antigua casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Juntito al Fogon (Zamba) [letra y musica de los Hnos. Abalos], arreglo para guitarra, Editorial Julio Korn, Buenos Aires, 1946 (low resolution)

♦ Pampa y Cielo (Huella), Editorial Saraceno, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)

Agustín Argentino Cornejo (1899-1965) (Todotango) / Cosme Caballero

♦ El Distraido (Gato), arreglo para guitarra, Editorial Saraceno, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)

A. Cagnacci (Italia)

♦ Notturnino, supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1940 (low resolution)

Matilde T. de Calandra (1918) (Argentine guitarist and composer) photo

♦ Aires de mi Tierra, Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires, 1956 (low resolution)

♦ Pequeña Serie, Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires, 1957 (low resolution)

Elsa Calcagno (1905-1978) (Facebook)

♦ Sonatina, Randolph, Buenos Aires, 1965 (low resolution)

Elsa Calcagno (1905-1978) / Maria Luisa Anido

♦ Me parece estar soñando... (Estilo), transcripción para guitarra, Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Virginio Calfus

♦ Helvetia (Mazurka), per mandolino e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.50, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1899

Francisco Calleja (1891-1950) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ Tres Preludios, Union Musical Española, Madrid, 1931

♦ Canción de cuna, Ediciones Musicales Ferrer, Buenos Aires, 1992

♦ Canción Triste, Union Musical Española, Madrid

Alexander Borodin (1833-1887) / Francisco Calleja

♦ Serenata, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Vladimir Rebikov (1866-1920) / Francisco Calleja

♦ Momento Alegre, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

João Avelino de Camargo (c.1870-c.1940) (Dicionário da Musica Brasileira)

♦ Edith (Gavota), manuscript, revised by Attilio Bernardini

Vittorio Campanella (Compositore italiano)

♦ Scherzo op.19, Luigi Damaso, Torino

Vicente Caprino Maineri (1866-1931) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ Junto al Farol (Tango Criollo), Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

♦ Primavera (Vals), Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

Michele Alfredo Capriotti (Italian composer)

♦ Chimere (Mazurka), per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.83, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1900

Gennaro Caputo (Italian guitarist, lived at the end of the XIXth century)
Gaetano Donizetti (1797-1848) / Gennaro Caputo

♦ Don Pasquale, Maurri, Firenze

Vincenzo Bellini (1801-1835) / Gennaro Caputo
♦ I Puritani (Celebre quartetto), Maurri, Firenze

Ernesto Becucci (1845-1905) / Gennaro Caputo
♦ Sospiro del cuore (Notturno), A. & G. Carisch & C., Milano

Matteo Carcassi (1792-1853)

♦ Valzer facile, included in Album n.6 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO January/1914, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Andantino, included in Album n.1 - Quarta Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO September/1926, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Divertimento op.16 n.8 (Tamburo), included in Album n.5 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO November/1929, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Marcia militare, included in Album n.6 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO October/1930, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Capriccio op.26 n.4 included in the magazine IL PLETTRO January/1932, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Preludio in La minore, included in Album n.4 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Ermenegildo Carosio (1866-1928) (Italian mandolinist, guitarist and composer, was born and died in Alessandria. He published hundred compositions and transcriptions in the musical periodicals "il Mandolinista", "il Chitarrista", "il Concerto", "il Plettro", in the first years of the XXth century)

♦ Ritorna !. (Hésitation) per pianoforte, G.Gori, Torino
♦ Ritorna !. (Hésitation) per mandolino e chitarra, G.Gori, Torino

♦ Voluttà (Waltzer), per mandolino, mandola e chitarra, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno VI n.9, Monticone editore, Torino, 1897 (reprint 1931)

♦ Gavotta, per chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.82, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1900

♦ Gavotta Luigi XIII per chitarra, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno IX n.8, Monticone editore, Torino, 1900 (reprint 1923)

♦ Inno per chitarra, included in IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1905

♦ Al Chiar di Luna (Valzer) per mandolino, mandola e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1908(?)

♦ Polka Brillante per mandolino, mandola e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1908(?)

♦ La Montanina (Celebre canzona) per mandolino e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1908

♦ La Vedova Allegra (Mazurka) per mandolino, mandola e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1908

♦ L'amour refleurit (Tirolienne) per chitarra, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.98, G.Gori, Torino

♦ Maxisce brasilera per chitarra, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.99, G.Gori, Torino

♦ Ninuccia (Polka) per chitarra, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.104, G.Gori, Torino

♦ Minuetto, per mandolino, mandola e chitarra, included in [IL] MANDOLINISTA ITALIANO n.168, A. Monzino e Figli, Milano, 1920

Tommaso Giordani (1730-1806) (Wikipedia) / Ermenegildo Carosio

♦ Caro mio ben riduzione per chitarra, IL CHITARRISTA n.114, G.Gori, Torino

Gaetano Donizetti (1797-1848) / Ermenegildo Carosio

♦ Potpourrì sull'opera "Lucrezia Borgia" per mandolino, mandola e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1902

♦ Serenata "Com'è gentil..." dall'opera "Don Pasquale" per mandolino, mandola e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1910

♦ Coro e Cavatina dall'opera "Lucia di Lammerboor" riduzione per chitarra, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.96, G.Gori, Torino

Vincenzo Bellini (1801-1835) / Ermenegildo Carosio

♦ Introduzione dall'opera "Norma" per mandolini, mandole e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1903

Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) / Ermenegildo Carosio

♦ Mazurka riduzione per chitarra, IL CHITARRISTA n.86, G.Gori, Torino

Joseph Strauss (1827-1870) (Wikipedia) / Ermenegildo Carosio

♦ Mazurka e Polka dall'operetta "Primavera Scapigliata" [Frühlingsluft] riduzione per chitarra, IL CHITARRISTA n.79, G.Gori, Torino

Ambroise Thomas (1811-1896) (Wikipedia) / Ermenegildo Carosio

♦ Non conosci il bel suol... dall'opera "Mignon" per 2 mandolini e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1907

Amilcare Ponchielli (1834-1886) / Ermenegildo Carosio

♦ Romanza della cieca dall'opera "La Gioconda" per mandolino e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1916

Piotr Ilyich Tschaikowski (1840-1893) / Ermenegildo Carosio

♦ June from "The Seasons" op.37a per mandolino, mandola e chitarra, included in IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, anno ?

Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) / Ermenegildo Carosio

♦ Frammento dalla "Forza del Destino" riduzione per chitarra, IL CHITARRISTA n.81, G.Gori, Torino

♦ Addio del Passato dalla "Traviata" riduzione per mandolino, included in [IL] MANDOLINISTA ITALIANO N.160, A Monzino & Figli editori, Milano, 1922

Edmond Audran (1840-1912) (Wikipedia) / Ermenegildo Carosio

♦ La Poupee (Valzer su motivi dell'operetta) per mandolino e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1902

John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) (Wikipedia) / Ermenegildo Carosio

♦ Cadetten Marsch per mandolino, mandola e chitarra, included in IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1905

Ettore Carosio (?-1914) (Italian mandolinist, guitarist and composer)

♦ Sposi Felici (Polka) per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno VII n.22, Monticone editore, Torino, 1898

♦ Sconforto (Mazurka) per chitarra, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno VII n.22, Monticone editore, Torino, 1898

♦ Brunetta (Polka) per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XI n.17, Monticone editore, Torino, 1902

♦ Très Jolie (Polka) per chitarra, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XI n.17, Monticone editore, Torino, 1902

♦ Inno Chitarristico per chitarra, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXIII n.6, Monticone editore, Torino, 1914

Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) / Ettore Carosio
♦ La Boheme, piccola trascrizione per chitarra, Ricordi, Milano, 1902

Ferdinando Carulli (1770-1841)
♦ Moderato op.21 n.2, included in Album n.1 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO August/1925, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Capriccio, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.7-8/1957 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Siciliana, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.3-4/1961, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Joaquin Casanovas (1862-?) (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ Colombinas (Polka), included in Album n.4 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO December/1914, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Luigi Casazza (1832-1899)

♦ Sinfonia Originale, riduzione per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra di Giovanni Francesco Poli, included in the magazine ARTE MANDOLINISTICA Anno II n.13-14, Genova, 1906

Humberto Castiglioni (Todotango)
♦ Love is Brind (Meditacion), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

Ulises J. Cassinelli (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)
♦ Iguazú (Gato Zapateado), Gornatti Hnos., Buenos Aires, 1936

♦ Mi Paloma (Vidalita), Gornatti Hnos., Buenos Aires, 1937

♦ Muñequita (Gavotta), Gornatti Hnos., Buenos Aires

♦ Cielito (Vals), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1945

♦ El Paria (Estilo Sentimental), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

Antonio Tanturi (Pianist, brother of Ricardo Tanturi, co-director of the Orquesta Tipica Tanturi-Petrone) / Ulises J. Cassinelli

♦ Gigolo de Luxe (Tango), Ediciones musicales Alfredo Perrotti, Buenos Aires

A [José ?] Servidio / Ulises J. Cassinelli

♦ El Carreton (Estilo criollo), Ediciones musicales Alfredo Perrotti, Buenos Aires

Nicodemo Casuscelli (1892-?)
♦ El Reportaje (Tango), Diego Gracia y Cía., Buenos Aires (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina) (low resolution)

♦ Entre Amigos (Tango), Diego Gracia y Cía., Buenos Aires (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina) (low resolution)

Niccolò Paganini (1782-1840) / Nicodemo Casuscelli
♦ La Campanella, transcripción, Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires, 1942 (low resolution)

Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) / Nicodemo Casuscelli

♦ Vals Op.69 N.1 (Póstuma), transcripción para guitarra, Antigua casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Juan Alais (1844-1914) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) / Nicodemo Casuscelli
♦ La Perezosa (Mazurka), para 2 guitarras, Ricordi, Buenos Aires, 1965 (low resolution)
Vicente Greco (1888-1924) (Todotango) / Nicodemo Casuscelli

♦ Rodriguez Peña (Tango), transcripción, Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Peregrino Paulos (1889-1921) (Todotango) / Nicodemo Casuscelli

♦ Inspiración (Tango), transcripción, Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Eduardo Arolas (1892-1924) (Wikipedia) / Nicodemo Casuscelli

♦ La Guitarrita (Tango), transcripción, Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Alberto Sauad / Nicodemo Casuscelli

♦ ¡Petrolera! (Zamba), transcripción, Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Ernesto Cavenaghi (Italian mandolinist and composer)
♦ Ma Petite Cherie (Fox-Trot) per mandolino e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1923, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

E. Mario Celli (1873-1901) (alias mandolinist and guitarist Enrico Marucelli)
♦ Fiore Azzurro (Valzer), Edizioni R.Maurri, Firenze

Guillermo Cesanelli (1914-1979) (Proyecto de declaracion de la honorable camara de diputadosde la Provncia de Buenos Aires)
♦ Querencia (Zarate), Editorial Musical A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)

♦ Pasacanas (Carnavalito), Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires, 1961 (low resolution)

Pedro Charpentier (1888-?) (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934 )
♦ Lamento, Diego Gracia y Cía., Buenos Aires

Martin J. Chaves (Argentine guitarist)
♦ El Hornero (Estilo), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

L. Chirici (Italian guitarist)
♦ Di palo in frasca (Polka), Edizioni R.Maurri, Firenze

Francisco Cimadevilla (1861-1931) (Guitarist and composer, was born in Valladolid, died in Madrid)
♦ Recuerdo de Gratitud (Tanda de valses), Dotésio Editor, Bilbao

♦ Album Flamenco, Union Musical Española Editores, Madrid

Federico Chueca (1846-1908) (Wikipedia) Joaquin Valverde (1846-1910) / Francisco Cimadevilla

♦ Zapateado [de la zarzuela "Caramelo"], arreglada para guitarra, Sociedad Anonima Casa Dotésio, Madrid, 1908

Isaac Albeniz (1860-1909) / Francisco Cimadevilla

♦ Sevillana [Sevilla], arreglada para guitarra, Sociedad Anonima Casa Dotésio, Madrid, 1906

Eduardo Holtzer de Anduaga (?-1929) / Francisco Cimadevilla

♦ Tango de la Chunga, arreglado para guitarra, Sociedad Anonima Casa Dotésio, Madrid, 1906

Angelo Cimino (Italian mandolinist and composer)

♦ Una gita a Posillipo (Marcia), per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.96, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1900

Carmelo Coletta (1885-1960) (Italian guitarist, mandolinist, composer and painter, was born in Messina. Well-known as composer for guitar and mandolin orchestra) Photo

♦ Napoli Bella! (Marcia), included in Album n.4 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO November/1913, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Mimosa (Gavotta), included in Album n.2 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1924, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano (with the courtesy of Christoph Jäggin, Zürich, Switzerland)

♦ Le Tre Grazie (Fox Trot), included in Album n.5 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO February/1925, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Primavera!.. (Gavotta), included in Album n.4 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1926, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Birichina (Polka), included in the magazine MANDOLINISMO N.126/1927, C. Notari, Luchsingen

♦ Rosa Andalusa (Tango), included in Album n.1 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO May/1929, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Onde armoniose, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano, 1933, an included in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1934

♦ Amor trionfa (Marcia two step), included in Album n.6 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO December/1934, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Gavotta delle Rose, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO May/1938, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Eduard van Malderen / Carmelo Coletta

♦ Le Tango du Rêve for mandolin orchestra, included in the magazine MANDOLINISMO N.136/1928, C. Notari, Luchsingen

(Tango du Rêve played by Wladimir Seliski and his Salon Orchestra)

Camillo Consorti (Italian composer of the late nineteenth century)
♦ Il Fior di Primavera (Mazurka), per mandolino o violino e chitarra, Edoardo Perino, Roma, 1890 ca.

♦ La Cavalleria di Foggia (Marcia militare), per mandolino o violino e chitarra, Edoardo Perino, Roma, 1890 ca.

Segundo Contreras (1881-1951) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
Antoine Meissonnier (1783-1857) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) / Segundo Contreras
♦ Petit Rondeau y Allegretto, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires

Eduardo Cordero (Italian ?? guitarist and composer of presumable Argentinean origin)

♦ Ensueño (Serenata) op.10, included in Album n.3 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO August/1928, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Vittorio Corezzola (Italian guitarist and mandolinist, lived in Como)

♦ Sorpresa (Mazurka) included in Album n.2 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Arnaldo (Minuetto) included in Album n.3 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO October/1912, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

The work was awarded at the competition of the IL PLETTRO in 1912 (results published in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1912)

♦ Primi albori (Polka) included in Album n.3 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO Jan/1912, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Melchior Cortez (1882-1947) (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)
♦ Colibri (Choro para violão), Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) / Melchior Cortez

♦ Valsa op.69 n.2, arreglado para guitarra, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires, 1928 (with the courtesy of Edmar Fenicio, São Paulo, Brasil)

Napoléon Coste (1805-1883) (Wikipedia)
♦ Minuetto, nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1940

♦ Rondoletto op.51 n.3, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.3-4/1959, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Valse op.51 n.8 - Andante et var. de la 12e Sonate (Beethoven) op.52 - Rondo de la 15e Sonate (Beethoven) op.52, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.3-4/1958, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Rondoletto, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.5-6/1959, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Alfred Cottin (1863-1923) (Wikipedia)
♦ Menuet, L. Grus & Cie., Paris

♦ Melancolie, L. Grus & Cie., Paris

♦ Habanera, L. Grus & Cie., Paris

♦ Les Ondines Valse pour 2 guitares, Henry Lemoine & Cie., Paris

♦ Ballade Circassienne, musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.1-2/1953, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Balalaika (Chanson Russe), included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.3-4/1961, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Saverio Cucci (1889-?) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
♦ Yinga (Estilo), para Guitarra o Canto y Guitarra (letra del malogrado Poeta Argentino Federico Curlando), Celestino Fernandez, Buenos Aires

♦ Flores Silvestres (Vals), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1939

Gaetano Cucinotti (Italian guitarist, lawyer, lived in Messina, Sicily)

♦ Contadinella (Tarantella) Alessandro Vizzari, Milano, 1929

♦ Acquaiola d'Algeri (Danza Moresca) Alessandro Vizzari, Milano, 1935

Raffaele Cuconato

♦ La Capinera canzone, riduzione per chitarra di Edoardo Daniele, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.60, G.Gori, Torino (low resolution)

♦ La Sorgente del Po (Turin Cavoret Sôrgis) canzone piemontese di A.Parrocchia, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.77, G.Gori, Torino

♦ Benchè morta son gelosa! celebre canzone per mandolino e chitarra, in IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1904

A.F. Cuttoli (Italian guitarist in the first half of the XXth century)

♦ Poutpourri sulla Carmen di G.Bizet, A.Forlivesi & C., Firenze

Firtz Czernuschka (1883-1967) (German composer and guitarist, was born in Brno died in München)
♦ Moderato & Kleine Ballade, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.1/1922, Berlin/München/Wien

♦ Etude n.5 included in ALBUM ORIGINALE Op.133 by V.Olcott-Bickford, The American Guitar Society, Los Angeles, 1939 (low resolution)

♦ Etude n.6 included in ALBUM ORIGINALE Op.133 by V.Olcott-Bickford, The American Guitar Society, Los Angeles, 1939 (low resolution)

Luigi Dall'Argine (1875-1950) (Italian composer of operettas)

♦ Serenata del Torero dall'operetta "Dall'Ago al Milione" riduzione per chitarra di Edoardo Daniele, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.70, G.Gori, Torino (low resolution)

♦ Serenata del Torero dall'operetta "Dall'Ago al Milione" per canto o mandolino e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, ca.1906 (low resolution)

♦ Barcarola del Marinaro dall'operetta "Dall'Ago al Milione" riduzione per chitarra di Edoardo Daniele, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.71, G.Gori, Torino (low resolution)

♦ Barcarola del Marinaro dall'operetta "Dall'Ago al Milione" per canto o mandolino e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, ca.1906 (low resolution)

♦ Valzer del 'Panorama' dall'operetta "Dall'Ago al Milione" riduzione per chitarra di Enrico Viarizio, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.72, G.Gori, Torino (low resolution)

♦ Fri-Free-Froom dall'operetta "Dall'Ago al Milione" riduzione per chitarra di Edoardo Daniele, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.60, G.Gori, Torino (low resolution)

♦ Canzone Italiana & Incognita Bellezza... (Serenata) (A.Ristori) dall'operetta "Dall'Ago al Milione" per canto o mandolino e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, ca.1906 (low resolution)

♦ Valzer dall'operetta "Dall'Ago al Milione" riduzione per chitarra di Enrico Viarizio, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.90, G.Gori, Torino (low resolution)

Tomas Damas (1825-1890) (Wikipedia)

♦ Andante e Scherzo, Giovanni Chiappino, Torino

Giovanni D'Amato (Italian composer)

♦ Egle (Mazurka), per 1 o 2 mandolini e chitarra (oppure pianoforte), included in the Album Premio de il giornale IL CONCERTO, Comellini & Turco, Bologna, 1908

Federico De Andreis

Sergei Rachmaninov (1873-1943) / Federico De Andreis

♦ Prelude Op.3 No.2, transcripción para guitarra, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1950 (low resolution)

Edoardo Daniele (Italian guitarist and arranger of the early twentieth century)
♦ Addio del Torero (Toreador) - chanson trascrizione per chitarra di Edoardo Daniele, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.47, G.Gori, Torino

R. Cuconato / Edoardo Daniele

♦ La Capinera canzone, riduzione per chitarra di Edoardo Daniele, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.60, G.Gori, Torino (low resolution)

Luigi Dall'Argine (1875-1950) (Italian composer of operettas) / Edoardo Daniele

♦ Serenata del Torero dall'operetta "Dall'Ago al Milione" riduzione per chitarra di Edoardo Daniele, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.70, G.Gori, Torino (low resolution)

♦ Barcarola del Marinaro dall'operetta "Dall'Ago al Milione" riduzione per chitarra di Edoardo Daniele, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.71, G.Gori, Torino (low resolution)

♦ Fri-Free-Froom dall'operetta "Dall'Ago al Milione" riduzione per chitarra di Edoardo Daniele, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.60, G.Gori, Torino (low resolution)

Adam Darr (1811-1866) (Wikipedia)

♦ Duo n,IV, für 2 Gitarren, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.7-8/1955, Munchen

Paolo De Cupis (Italian mandolinist, lived in Rome during the first half of the XXth century)
♦ Improvvisata (Mazurka) per mandolino, mandola e chitarra, n.35 de IL MANDOLINO ROMANO, Roma, 1909

Manuel De Falla (1876-1946)

♦ Homenaje a Debussy, included in the magazine LA GUITARRA N.1, 1923 published by Juan Carlos Anido (with the courtesy of the Avv. Leonello Mariani, Roma, Italy)

♦ Homenaje a Debussy, J. & W. Chester Ltd., London, 1926

♦ Omaggio, G. Ricordi & C., Milano, 1956

José Augusto de Freitas (1909-1960) (Brasilian guitarist and compositor was born in Pomba, in the state Minas Geraes)

♦ Gavota, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de março 1929 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

♦ Marlene (Valsa), A' Guitarra de Prata, Rio de Janeiro, 1940 (low resolution)

Paul Delaunay (French guitarist and composer)
♦ Impressions de Voyage, L. Philippo & M, Combre, Paris (low resolution) May 18

Domenico De Giovanni (1844-1925) (Italian composer)

♦ Vorrei sognarti... (Waltzar) per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.49, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1899

Vicente Degese (Argentinian guitarist)
♦ Cortando Campo (Estilo), Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1949 (low resolution)

Francisco J. Delbene (1900-?) (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

Louis Streabbog [Gobbaerts] (1835-1886) (Wikipedia) / Francisco Delbene
♦ Las Estrellas de Oro (Vals), Antigua casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1937 (low resolution)

Josefina P. de Morisoli (Argentine guitarist) Photo
♦ Flor de Amancay (Zamba) para una o dos guitarras, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

Adela Del Valle (1897-?) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
♦ La Criolla (Canción campera) para guitarra y canto, Celestino Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ El Cimarrón (Estilo) para guitarra y canto, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Guajiras para guitarra y canto, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ La Guitarra (Canción) para guitarra y canto, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Seis Piezas Faciles para guitarra y canto, Ricordi S.A.E.C, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Juan Mas / Adela Del Valle
♦ La Despedida del Mazorquero (Canción porteña) arreglo para canto y guitarra, Celestino Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Pedro Quijano (1875-?) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) / Adela Del Valle

♦ La Salteña (Zamacueca), arreglo para guitarra por Adela Del Valle, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Lina Del Vecchio [Lina Pires de Campos] (1918-2003) (Enciclopédia ItaúCultural - Brazilian pianist and composer daughter of Angelo Del Vecchio, luthier of Italian origin, founder of the homonymous musical instrument factory)

♦ Por voce... chorei (Valsa) arranjo para violão de Domingos Semenzato (Brazilian guitarist and composer 1908-1993), Irmãos Del Vecchio Ltda, São Paulo (low resolution)

♦ Mazurka n.1 transcrita para violão de Alfredo Scupinari (Brazilian guitarist and composer), Irmãos Del Vecchio Ltda, São Paulo (low resolution)

Umberto De Martino (Italian guitarist, mandolinist and composer, lived in Neaples)

♦ Barcarola (Verso Ignoti Lidi) included in Album n.2 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1912, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

The work was awarded at the competition of the IL PLETTRO in 1912 (results published in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1912)

♦ Lucevan le stelle included in Album n.3 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and the magazine IL PLETTRO May/1910, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Teresa De Rogatis (1893-1979) (Clara Campese webpage: Biografia di Teresa De Rogatis, tratta da "Angelo Gilardino & Stefano Aruta - T. De Rogatis: Opere scelte per chitarra Ed. Musicali Berben, Ancona 1993")

♦ Gavotta della Bambola, included in Album n.3 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano, 1920 (low resolution)

♦ Mormorio della foresta, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano, 1928, an included in the magazine IL PLETTRO October/1928 (low resolution)

Americo De Turris (Argentine guitarist)
♦ Minueto no.1 Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires

Oscar Adolfo Devita (Argentine guitarist) Photo

♦ Chacarera del Bragao, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1956 (low resolution)

Alberto Diana Lavalle (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ De Prepo... (Gran Milonga), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1941

♦ Gato con Milonga (Variaciones), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1945

Ricardo Diaz Romero (...Guitarrista amateur, argentino., En el ano 1909 estaba cursando los estudios del instrumento bajo la direccion de Antonio Sinópoli... / Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ Bambuco Colombiano (Casta Paloma, Entre las Peñas), Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

Benigno Di Martino (1895-?) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ Vibraciones (Estilo) Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

Arcangelo Dinaro (Italian guitarist-composer, physician surgeon, native of Sardinia)

♦ Facciamo un giro (Mazurka), included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXIX n.14, Monticone editore, Torino, 1920

♦ Rosita - Gran valzer (Parte prima), included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXXI n.7, Monticone editore, Torino, 1922 (reprint 1924)

♦ Rosita - Gran valzer (Parte seconda), included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXXI n.8, Monticone editore, Torino, 1922

♦ Gli Zampognari (Pastorale), included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXXII n.5, Monticone editore, Torino, 1923 (reprint 1925)

Benedetto Di Ponio (1898-1962) (Italian guitarist and composer, was born and died in Rome. He was the first professor of the guitar at a Conservatory of music in Italy) Photo published in the magazine IL PLETTRO May/1923

♦ Tarantella Op.1, included in Album n.1 - Quarta Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1926, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano (low resolution)

♦ Ronda Cinese Op.6, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1941, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Sebastian Yradier (1806-1865) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) / Benedetto Di Ponio
♦ La Paloma (Habanera), inclusa nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1937

Eduard von Dooren (1910-1975)
♦ Andantino, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.5-6/1963, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

João dos Santos (1870-1940) (Brasilian amateur guitarist, Was born in Niteroi)

♦ Arrufos (Chôro), digitada por Ronoel Simões, Fermata do Brasil, São Paulo (with the courtesy of Edmar Fenicio, São Paulo, Brasil)

John Dowland (1563-1626) (Wikipedia)
♦ Liebe erwacht und kehrt zurück for voice and guitar, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.5-6/1963, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Spiro Drongitis (Greek guitarist and composer. A lawyer, lived in Athens)

♦ Ultime Lagrime (Romanza) included in Album n.3 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO August/1911, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) / Spiro Drongitis

♦ Aria di primavera, included in Album n.5 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO March/1913, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

The work was awarded at the competition of the IL PLETTRO in 1912 (results published in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1912)

Esteban Eitler (1913-1960) (Composer and flautist, was born in Bozen [Bolzano, Italia], died in São Paulo, Brasil)
♦ Sonatina 1942, rev.para Wiolâum Augusto Marcellino (1910-1973), Ediciones Politonia, Buenos Aires, 1947 (low resolution)

see also the revision by Nestor Guestrin (IMSLP Biblioteca Musicale Petrucci)

Pablo Escobar (1900-?) (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)
♦ Nelida (Mazurka), Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1938 (low resolution)
♦ Pericón (Facil), Pablo Escobar, Buenos Aires, 1947 (low resolution)
♦ Chopi (Danza Paraguaya), Pablo Escobar / Litografia musical Garrot, Buenos Aires, 1947 (low resolution)
♦ Perlita (Vals), Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1947 (low resolution)
♦ Los Ecos de mi Caja (Vidalita), Pablo Escobar / Litografia musical Garrot, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)
♦ Tuya (Zamba), Pablo Escobar / Litografia musical Garrot, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)
♦ Palomita Viajera (Vidalita), Editorial Musical Alfredo Perrotti, Buenos Aires, 1949 (low resolution)

Angel Gregorio Villoldo (1861-1919) (Todotango) / Pablo Escobar

♦ El Choclo (Tango), transcripción para guitarra, Alfredo Perrotti, Buenos Aires, 1940 (low resolution) April 22

Saul Salinas (1882-1921) (Todotango) / José Razzano (1887-1960) (Wikipedia) / Pablo Escobar

♦ Corazones Partidos (Zamba Cueca), arreglo de J.Razzano, transcripción para guitarra, Alfredo Perrotti, Buenos Aires, 1930 (low resolution)

Octavio Barbero (?-1948) (Todotango) / Pablo Escobar

♦ Francia (Vals), transcripción para guitarra, Alfredo Perrotti, Buenos Aires, 1935 (low resolution)

Virginia Vera (1898-1949) (Todotango) / Pablo Escobar

♦ Amanecer (Milonga Campera), transcripción para guitarra, Ediciones Musicales Tierra Linda, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)

Antonio Buglione (1899-1978) (Todotango) / Pablo Escobar

♦ La Maleva (Tango), transcripción para guitarra, Alfredo Perrotti, Buenos Aires, 1922 (low resolution)

Julio De Caro (1899-1980) (Todotango) / Pablo Escobar

♦ Buen Amigo (Tango), transcripción para guitarra, Alfredo Perrotti, Buenos Aires, 1933 (low resolution)

Mario J. Godoy

♦ El Mistrol (Estilo Provinciano) para 1 y 2 guitarras, 2a Guitarra por Pablo Escobar, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Ercilio C. Escudero Riquelme (Argentina)

♦ Amor Salteño (Zamba popular), arreglo para guitarra, Boccazzi, 1946

Juan Pedro Esnaola (1808-1878)

♦ Dos Valses, Asociación Guitarristica Argentina, Buenos Aires, 1935

Tito Fabbri (Italian guitarist in the first half of the XXth century)

♦ La Carnaval de Venise (Variations), A.Forlivesi & C., Firenze

Gaetano Donizetti (1797-1848) / Tito Fabbri

♦ Piccola trascrizione sulla Favorita, Maurri, Firenze

Ernesto Becucci (1845-1905) / Tito Fabbri
♦ Bianca nuvoletta (Notturno), A. & G. Carisch & C., Milano

♦ Sospiro dell'anima (Notturno), A. & G. Carisch & C., Milano

Salvatore Falbo (1872-1927) (Falbo Giangreco Salvatore - Compositore e Capo·musica; nato nel 1872 in Avola (Siracusa), vi morì l'8 aprile 1927, quale direttore di quella Banda, come prima aveva diretto quella di Nicosa. Allievo del conservatorio di Palermo compì gli studi di composizione con i maestri Favara e Zuelli, diplomandosi nel 1896 col presentare agli esami finali una Scena lirica per grande orchestra, e una Fuga a 5 voci. È autore di musica orchestrale (Ouverture, Suite, Intermezzo); Lirica per archi; Pezzi per violino e pianoforte (Romanza, Lirica, Serenata); l'opera in un atto Pompadour, libretto di F. Amato (Avola Tr. Garibaldi); l'operetta La Favola della Principessa. / Carlo Schmidl, Dizionario Universale dei Musicisti, Appendice al primo e secondo volume, Casa editrice Sonzogno, Milano, 1938

♦ Irresistibile (Fox Trot) per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1924, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Laurent Fantauzzi (1872-1941) (Accademia del mandolino)

♦ Enjôleuse (Valse lente) per mandolino e chitarra, A.Forlivesi & C., Firenze

Giuseppe Farrauto (1915-1979) (Italian guitarist-composer, was born in Palermo)

♦ Leggenda Cinese, supplemento de IL CHITARRISTA n.1, Messina, 1950 (low resolution)

(review published in "L'Arte Chitarristica" n.32, Bèrben, 1952)

♦ Melodia (a tremolo), Monzino & Garlandini, Milano, published together with Giovanni Murtula ♦ Serenatella Romantica (low resolution)

Carmen Farré de Prat (1900-1985?) (...guitarrista y compositora esposa de Domingo Prat, como el oriunda de Barcelona...) Mujer y Guitarra Española

♦ Pinina (Melodia), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Billiken (Vals), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Giuseppe Fenoglio (Italian violinist, guitarist, mandolinist, died 1920 ca. at 58 in Milan)

♦ Tramonto, included in Album n.5 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO August/1914, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Ettore Feroci (Italian composer of popular music, in Rome, at the late nineteenth century)
♦ Tempo Perduto non si acquista più (Marcia), per mandolino o violino e chitarra, Edoardo Perino, Roma, 1890 ca.

Aldo Ferrari (1879-1936) (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ Polka Brillante, included in Album n.2 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Marcia Militare, included in Album n.6 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO July/1914, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Robert Schumann (1810-1856) / Aldo Ferrari

♦ Il Contadino allegro (from Album per la Gioventù Op.68), included in Album n.3 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO January/1913, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Raoul Chassain (Cav. Avv. Raoul Chassain de la Plasse, famous French magistrate and musician in Roanne) / Aldo Ferrari

♦ Le Prince Charmant (Gavotta) per 2 chitarre, included in Album n.5 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO August/1912, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Romolo Ferrari (1894-1959) (Chitarra in Italia)
♦ Danza Indiana [n.1], musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund 1930, Munchen

♦ Danza Orientale n.2, supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1937 (low resolution)

Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) / Luigi Mozzani (1869-1943) / Romolo Ferrari

♦ Notturno op.9 n.2, manoscritto (low resolution)

Giuseppe Silvestri (1841-1921) / Romolo Ferrari
♦ Serenade d'Autrefois, Bèrben Editore, Modena (low resolution)

Luigi Ferrari-Trecate (1884-1964) (Enciclopedia Teccani)

♦ Scherzo (Studio), Bèrben, Modena, 1952 (low resolution)

Josep Ferrer (1835-1916) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ Dos Tangos op.19, Union Musical Española, Madrid

♦ La Ausencia (Andante sentimentale) op.61, included in Album n.4 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1914, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Angelo Ferretti (1844-?) (Mandolinista [e chitarrista ?] italiano)

♦ Clio (Mazurka), per mandolino e chitarra, included in ARTE MANDOLINISTICA Anno V n.20, Genova, 1913

Angelo Figliolini (1878-1955) (Italian mandolinist)

♦ Marcia di Concerto for mandolin solo, included in the Album Premio de il giornale IL CONCERTO, Comellini & Turco, Bologna, 1908

♦ Fiammata (Fox-Canzone), for two mandolins, mandola and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXXV n.22, Monticone editore, Torino, 1926

Astorre Fiorentini (1887-1942) (Autodidact guitarist and teacher, was born and died in Bologna)

♦ Dalmatico (Pensiero nostalgico, supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1936(low resolution)

Abel Fleury (1903-1955) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ El Cuando (Baile santiagueño) Celestino Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ La Cimarrona (Ranchera) Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1942 (low resolution)

Norberto Folino (popular Argentine singer)

♦ La ingrata (Vidala) Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

Mario Foresi (1849-1932) (Italian literary man and patron of many artistic and musical interest, fully integrated in the Tuscan cultural life between the two centuries)
♦ Brezze leggiere scherzano... (canto popolare) per canto e pianoforte o chitarra, Salani, Firenze, 1887

♦ Inno di Garibaldi (canto popolare) per canto e pianoforte o chitarra, Salani, Firenze, 1890

♦ Vieni, vieni alla barchetta (canto popolare) per canto e pianoforte o chitarra, Salani, Firenze, 1892

♦ La barchetta che scorre sull'onde (canto popolare) per canto e pianoforte o chitarra, Salani, Firenze, 1892

♦ Marinaresca Veneziana (canto popolare) per canto e pianoforte o chitarra, Salani, Firenze

G.R. Forlai (Italian mandolinist, teacher and composer, published many pieced together E. Boselli)

♦ Ebbrezza, per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.71, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1899

♦ Berceuse, per mandolino, included in IL CONCERTO n.71, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1899

Tancredi Forneris (?-1925) (Italian cellist, conductor and mandolinist, was born and died in Moncalieri) (Il Piemonte e la Musica 1800-1984 by Guglielmo Berutto)

♦ Italia (Polka-marcia) for mandolin and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno I n.2, Monticone editore, Torino, 1892 (reprint 1913)

Daniel Fortea (1878-1953) (Wikipedia)
♦ Preludios op.4, op.5, op.6, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

♦ Dos estudios muy fácíles op.7, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

♦ Dos estudios fácíles op.8, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

♦ Estudio en arpegios op.9, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

♦ Estudios op.10, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

♦ Evocación op.16, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

♦ Sonatina op.20, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid May 13

♦ Nocturno op.33, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

Fernando Sor (1778-1839) / Daniel Fortea

♦ Andantino op.2 n.3, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

♦ Tema y variaciones op.3, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid Jun 05

♦ Dos Minuetos en sol (op.11 n.1 - op.11 n.2), Biblioteca Fortea,

♦ Dos Minuetos (en sol op.25 - en re op.11 n.4), Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

♦ Concierto en re op.14, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

♦ Siciliana [del] op.33, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid Jun 05

♦ Meditacion y Romanesca , Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

Robert Schumann (1810-1856) / Daniel Fortea

♦ Nocturno Op.23 n.4, herausgegeben von Bruno Henze, Haslinger-Lichterfelde, Berlin (low resolution)

Miguel Llobet (1878-1938) / Daniel Fortea
♦ El Testamen de n'Amelia (Melodia popular catalana) (1900) Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

Rafael Benedito (1885-1963) (Wikipedia) / Daniel Fortea

♦ Pavana, para mandolina, laud y guitarra, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid (low resolution)

Fra Cassio da Velletri (??)

♦ Valzer da Concerto, included in Album n.4 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO February/1932, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Solitudine (Mazurka), included in Album n.2 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO September/1933, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano (with the courtesy of Christoph Jäggin, Zürich, Switzerland)

♦ Preludio in Do minore, included in Album n.6 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO December/1934, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Ferdinando Francia (?-1904) (Italian mandolinist and guitarist, died in Genoa on June 13 1904. He was talented teacher and composer for plectrum instruments, and published 250 works)
♦ Bocca Profumata (Waltzer) for two mandolins and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno VI n.16, Monticone editore, Torino, 1897

Ernest Gaberbir (1813-1869) (Russian pianist and teacher)

♦ Concert Etude for 7 string guitar, transcr. O.Petrova, included in THREE ETUDES by Masters-Guitarists of the XIX Century (V.Morkov - N.Aleksandrov - E.Gaberbir), Muzgiz (Gosudarstvennoye Muzykal'noye Izdatelstvo), Moskow, 1954 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Gustavo Gabet (XIXc. composer)

♦ La Rondinella (Polka Mazurka), arranger ??, Lottero, Buenos Aires

An arrangement for 1 or 2 guitars by Francesco Castelli was published by G.Ricordi & Co., Milano plate number 81815 corresponding to Francesco Lucca editions, sold to Ricordi in 1890.

Salvatore Galea Abela (Mandolinist and conductor in Malta)

♦ Virgina (polka brillante), per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.82, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1900

♦ La Bellezza dal Ballo (Schottisch), per 1 o 2 mandolini e chitarra (oppure pianoforte), included in the Album Premio de il giornale IL CONCERTO, Comellini & Turco, Bologna, 1908

Cayetano Galeano (1883-1926) (Argentine guitarist of italian origin, was a teacher of Miguel Michelone)

♦ Lagrimas (Estilo n.3) y Olinda Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Alfonso Galluzzo (1901-1955) (Suplemento 2011 de la Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ Preludios n° 1 y 2 Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Preludios n° 3 Diego, Gracia & Cia, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Preludios n° 4 Diego, Gracia & Cia, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Hoja de Albym y Romanza n.2 Diego, Gracia & Cia, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Romanza n° 12 Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires, 1965 (low resolution)

♦ Romanza n° 15 Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires, 1965 (low resolution)

Esteban Galvan

Rogerio Boisselier / Esteban Galvan
♦ A mi cholita (Vals) A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1958 (low resolution)

Mario Gangi (1923-2010) (Wikipedia)

♦ Romanticismo, supplemento de IL CHITARRISTA n.2, Messina, 1950 (low resolution)

Severino Garcia Fortea (?-1931) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
♦ Sierra Morena, manuscript (1912)

♦ Sevillana Popular, manuscript (1920)

♦ Primitiva Farruca, Ildefonso Alier, Madrid

♦ Playera Gitana, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

♦ Noche de luna (Veneciana), Union Musical Española, Madrid, 1927

Stephen Heller (1813-1888) (Wikipedia) / Severino Garcia Fortea
♦ 6 Estudios recreativos, Henry Lemoine & Cie, Paris

Francis Thomé (1850-1909) (Wikipedia) / Severino Garcia Fortea
♦ Mandoline (Serenade Espagnole) Op.65, Henry Lemoine & Cie, Paris, 1913

Isaac Albeniz (1860-1909) / Severino Garcia Fortea
♦ Cadiz, Union Musical Española, Madrid

♦ Cordoba, Union Musical Española, Madrid

♦ Granada, Union Musical Española, Madrid

♦ Mallorca, Union Musical Española, Madrid

♦ Rumores de la Caleta, Union Musical Española, Madrid, 1921

♦ Cielo sin nubes (Barcarola n.3), Union Musical Española, Madrid, 1923

♦ Oriental, Union Musical Española, Madrid, 1924

♦ En la Alhambra (Capricho Morisco), Union Musical Española, Madrid, 1924 March 21

♦ Alborada, Union Musical Española, Madrid, 1925

♦ Polonesa, Union Musical Española, Madrid, 1925

♦ En la Playa (recuerdo), Union Musical Española, Madrid, 1925 February 24

♦ Plegaria, Éditions Salabert, Paris, 1925

♦ Barcarola, Union Musical Española, Madrid, 1926

♦ Danza Española n.3, Union Musical Española, Madrid, 1926 April 10

Enrique Granados (1867-1916) / Severino Garcia Fortea
♦ Danza Española n.6, Éditions Salabert, Paris, 1926

♦ Danza Española n.7, Éditions Salabert, Paris, 1926

♦ Danza Española n.10, Union Musical Española, Madrid, 1926

Carlos Garcia Tolsa (1858-1905) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
♦ Una Lagrima (Mazurka), Carlos Schnockel, Buenos Aires

♦ Pienso en ti (Tanda de valses), Carlos Schnockel, Buenos Aires

♦ Meditacion (Nocturno) Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

♦ Seleccion de 15 Obras (version de Mario Rodriguez Arenas), Celestino Fernandez, Buenos Aires

  1.-2. Enriqueta (Habanera) (1/2 guitars)
   3.-4. Entre dos Luces (Habanera) (1/2 guitars)
   5. Maruja (Habanera)
   6. La Prometida (Polka)
   7. Irene (Polka)
   8. Matilde (Mazurka)

9. Estela (Mazurka)

10. Lejos de Ti (Vals)
11. La Visita (Vals)

12. Mercedes (Gavota)

13. Pienso en Ti (Tanda de valses)

14. Al Fin Solos (Sonata)

15. Meditacion (Nocturno)

Enea Gardana (Italian guitarist and composer of the nineteenth century)
♦ Non dimenticarmi (Mazurka), IL CHITARRISTA Nr.106, G.Gori, Torino

Rosario Gargano (1879-1962) (Italian mandolinist, guitarist and composer)

♦ Rimembranze (valtzer), per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.136, A.Comellini e C., Bologna, 1902

Ernesto Garrone (Argentine guitarist and teacher, friend of Atahualpa Yupanqui)
♦ El Ceibo (Estilo), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1955 (low resolution)

Achille Gatti (Italian mandolinist and composer of the late nineteenth century)
♦ Maria (Mazurka), per mandolino o violino e chitarra, Edoardo Perino, Roma, 1890 ca.

Ramón Genen (1900-?) (Argentine guitarist and composer, born in the Central Pampa/Ojo de Agua - Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
♦ In Memoriam (Triste), para 1ra y 2da guitarra, Diego Gracia y Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Lisanella Gentili (Italian guitarist)
♦ Reminiscenze (Bozzetto), included in Album n.5 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO November/1928, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Impromptu, included in Album n.1 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO May/1929, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

G. Alberto Ghignotti (Italian mandolinist and director of the 'Circolo Mandolinistico Albarese' )

♦ Preludio d'Amore (Waltzer), per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.65, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1899

♦ Spirito Milanese (Marcia), per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.72, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1899

Antonio Giacomino (Violão con Fabio Zanon)
♦ Recordação de Agustin Barrios (Homenagem Posthuma), Casa Del Vecchio, São Paulo (low resolution) (Audio performed by the author)
♦ Bate Pe' (Batuque), A Melodia, São Paulo (low resolution)
♦ Reminiscencias do Passado, A Melodia, São Paulo, 1946 (low resolution)

Andrea Gilardenghi (?-1925) (Italian guitarist and composer)

♦ Dopo Mezzanotte (Polka) for two mandolins and guitar , included in LIRA MANDOLINISTICA, Morutto editore, Torino

♦ Panorama (Waltzer), per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.77, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1900

♦ Extase du bal for two mandolins and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XVII n.2, Monticone editore, Torino, 1908

Lorenzo Girola (Argentine guitarist and composer in Coronel Pringles)

♦ Adios a Fleury, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Mauro Giuliani (1781-1829)

♦ Rondò originale (ad imitazione del suono delle campane di Bologna), included in Album n.5 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Andantino grazioso op.30 n.15, included in Album n.5 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO October/1926, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Andantino (dall'op.56 n.27), incluso nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1935 (low resolution)

♦ La Rose (dall'op.46), incluso nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1935 (low resolution)

♦ Valzer (n.3 dell'op.57), incluso nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1936 (low resolution)

♦ Studio op.48 n.6, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano, published together with Giorgio Pezzoli ♦ Valzer (low resolution)

♦ Aria con variazioni, included in Album for Youth. Vol.2 by Natalia Ivanova-Kramskaya, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1986

Tullio Giulietti (1873-1933) (Harpguitars.net)

Antonio Badiali (Italian songwriter of the first half of the twentieth century) / Tullio Giulietti

♦ Tom (Canzone one-step), Monzino & Garlandini, Milano

Mario J. Godoy

♦ El Mistrol (Estilo Provinciano) para 1 y 2 guitarras, 2a Guitarra por Pablo Escobar, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Sila Godoy (1919-2014) (Wikipedia)

♦ Fiesta Campesina (Polka Paraguaya), Mundo Guarani, Buenos Aires, 1952 (low resolution)

Jorge Gomez Crespo (1900-1971) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ Norteña Ediciones Argentinos El Espectador, Buenos Aires,1949 (low resolution)

Juliàn Aguirre (1868-1924) (Wikipedia) / Jorge Gomez Crespo

♦ Canciones nos. 1, 2 y 3 Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Tristes nos. 1, 2 y 5 Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Carlos Lopez Buchardo (1881-1948) (Wikipedia) / Jorge Gomez Crespo

♦ Bailecito Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires, 1952 (low resolution)

Ramon Gomez Cruz

♦ Danza Exotica Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Jesús González (1893-?) (Concertista y profesor de guitarra español, nacido en Villa Otero del Rey/Lugo trasladó a la Argentina en enero de 1907 y radicándose en Buenos Aires / Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

Francisco Canaro (1888-1964) (Todotango) / González Jesús

♦ El Tango de la Mula, Julio Korn, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Manuel Gonzalez-Nieto (1892-?) (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ Por lejanas tierras (Aire Argentino) Casa Breyer y Porfirio, Rosario

Giovanni Battista Granata (1620/21-1687) (Wikipedia)

♦ Corrente, tratta dalla tabulatura da Riccardo Vaccari, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano, published together with Giovanni Murtula ♦ Danza Spagnola (low resolution)

Carlo Graziani-Walter (1851-1927) (Italian musician, teacher, composer, publisher, music seller)

Stanislao Gastaldon (1861-1939) (Wikipedia) / Carlo Graziani-Walter

♦ Musica Proibita (Celebre melodia) libera trascrizione per mandolino e chitarra, Genesio Venturini, Firenze (Musica Proibita by Enrico Caruso)

Ercole Grechi (Italian composer mandolinist? and guitarist?)

♦ Danza dei Seleniti (Polka brillante), for mandolin orchestra, included in the Album Premio de il giornale IL CONCERTO, Comellini & Turco, Bologna, 1908

Carlo Grosso (Italian mandolinist and guitarist)
♦ Capricciosa (Polka) for mandolin and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno II n.13, Monticone editore, Torino, 1893

Franz X. Gruber (1787-1863) (Wikipedia)

♦ Weihnachtslied, for voices and guitar, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.5-6-7/1960, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Charles Guindani (1885-1973) (compositeur français né á Novara-Italia)

♦ Mignonne (Gavotte) per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in VITA MANDOLINISTICA Anno VIII n.6, Ditta Fratelli Cocchi, Bologna, 1908

Giuseppe Guindani (1859-1928) (Italian composer and band conductor, was born in Cremona, died in Ivrea)

♦ La Bella Veneziana (Mazurka), included in ARTE MANDOLINISTICA Anno III n.17, Genova, 1907

♦ Prime Viole (Polka) per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in VITA MANDOLINISTICA Anno VIII n.6, Ditta Fratelli Cocchi, Bologna, 1908

Ramon Gutierrez-Parada (1874-?) (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ Flores de España (Passo Doppio) included in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1913, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Flores de España (Passo Doppio) included in Album n.2 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista

♦ Viva Aragon (Jota) IL PLETTRO, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano, 1920

♦ Viva Aragon (Jota) included in Album n.3 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO October/1924, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Bruno Henze (1900-1978) (Guitarist and composer, was born and died in Berlin / Biography)

♦ Gondoliera op.19, Johann André, Offenbach am Main, 1922

♦ Impressionen (Suite für Gitarre), Verlag Armonia (C.Sawaguchi), Sendai, 1933 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Walpurgis Sonate, AD. Köster, Berlin (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Fantasia Burlesca, Supplemento alla rivista "L'Arte Chitarristica", Bèrben, Modena, 1951
♦ Variationen und Finale über das Volkslied "Ach, wie ist's möglish dann" op.95, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.3-4/1955, Munchen (low resolution)

♦ Sterne am Himmelszelt, for voice and guitar included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.3-4/1957, Munchen (low resolution)

♦ Serenada e-moll, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.3-4/1959, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Adam Krieger (1634-1666) / Bruno Henze

♦ Abendlied (1667) "Nun sich der Tag geendet hat", included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.5-6-7/1962, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Carl Henze (1872-1946) (Guitarist and composer, was born and died in Berlin, father of Bruno Henze / Wikipedia)

♦ Am See (Charakerstücke) Op.15, Johann André, Offenbach am Main, 1909

♦ Ay (Bolero) Op.16, Johann André, Offenbach am Main, 1909

♦ La Charmante (Charakerstücke) Op.17, Johann André, Offenbach am Main, 1909

♦ Elegie Op.18, Johann André, Offenbach am Main, 1909

♦ Freie Fantasie über ein Thema von Chopin, Johann André, Offenbach am Main

Jacques Offenbach (1819-1880) / Carl Henze

♦ Barcarolle from "The Tales of Hoffmann", Johann André, Offenbach am Main

Pedro Herrera (1903-1971) (Guitarrista y compositor argentino)

♦ Nocturno, A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1943 (low resolution)

♦ Duo de Quenas (Melodia Incaica), A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1944 (low resolution)

♦ Zamba del Regreso (Zamba), A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1944 (low resolution)

♦ Procesion en la Quebrada (Leyenda), A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1944 (low resolution)

♦ Triste en do menor, A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1944 (low resolution)

♦ El Pastor y sus llamas (Poema Serrano), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1950 (low resolution)

♦ Estilo Punteano, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1950 (low resolution)

♦ Con el aire... (Cueca puntana), Ediciones Musicales Tierra Linda, Buenos Aires, 1950 (low resolution)

♦ Album: 1.Carmen, 2.Arpa y Guitarra, 3.Vieniendo de Lejos, 4.Trenzando, 5.De Contra Punto, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Zorzal Herido (Lamento), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Introduccion (Milonga de Contrapunto), Ferrer, Buenos Aires, 1966 (low resolution)

Theodor Hlouschek (1923-2010) (Biography in Musica)
♦ Zwei Sätze aus der Suite im alten Stil, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.5-6/1959, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Kinderlied mit Variation for 2 guitars, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.1-4/1963, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Emil Holz (1898-1967) (German guitarist and composer)
♦ Sonatina, included in Album for Youth. Vol.2 by Natalia Ivanova-Kramskaya, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1986

Eduardo Lorenzo Hornos

♦ Rastrojo (Estilo), A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1954 (low resolution)

♦ La Querencia Olvidada (Melodia Campera), A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1960 (low resolution)

♦ Fogoncito Criollo (Zamba), A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Congoja (Estilo), A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Aquiles Ibargoyen (Guitarrista y compositor uruguayo, contemporáneo. Trátase de una conocida_ personalidad .en el terreno científico de su país, pues Aquiles lbargoyen es uno de los mejores médicos de la nueva generación. Amante devoto de la guitarra, aprendió á tocarla con profesores de su pueblo, San José, dedicándose más tarde a la composición... / Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ Aires criollos (Triste) op.20, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO agosto-setembro 1929 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

♦ Cancion Criolla, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de novembro-dezembro 1929 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre (1879-?) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) Photo

♦ El Pampeano (Estilo), F.Nuñez y Cia., Buenos Aires

♦ Bailecito (Cuando nada te debia) (Baile), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires

♦ Gotas de Rocio (Vals), Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

♦ Todo es Engaño (Vals), Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

♦ La Danza de Fauno, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

♦ Gavota para una o dos guitarras, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

♦ Variaciones sobre la Vidalita (Auras Argentinas n.3), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires

♦ Sonata n.1 (en Re Menor), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires

♦ El Ramillette (3 piezas faciles:Vals, Mazurka y Habanera), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

♦ Icaro (Vals) Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

♦ Zamacueca (Auras Argentinas n,6), Danza para 1 ó 2 guitarras, Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires

♦ Pericón con variaciones (Auras Argentinas n.7), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

♦ Anhelo (Auras Argentinas n.12), Estilo para guitarra o para canto y guitarra, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

♦ El Montaráz (Auras Argentinas n.15) para dos guitarras, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

♦ Milonga Popular, armonización P.A.Iparraguirre, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1938

♦ Escalas menores melodicas, Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires, 1941

Carl Maria Weber (1786-1826) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Ultimo Pensamiento Musical, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

Ludovic [pseudonym of Jean-Louis Gobbaerts (1835-1886)] (Wikipedia) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Cancion de Margarita, Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires

Raúl de los Hoyos (1898-?) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Purrete de mi amor (Tango), arreglo para guitarra, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

♦ Noches de Colon (Tango), arreglo para guitarra, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

Raúl de los Hoyos (1898-?) (Todotango) / P.I.Harriet

♦ Sonsa (Tango), arreglo para guitarra, Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires

Juan Rodriguez (1895-1928) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Mi Esclava (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires

Pedro Datta (1887-1934) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ El Aeroplano (Vals), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (El Aeroplano performed by Cuarteto Roberto Firpo)

Vicente Loduca (1888-1932) (Wikipedia) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Sacudime la Persiana (Tango), F.Nuñez y Cia., Buenos Aires

Ernesto Ponzio (1885-1934) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Don Juan (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires, 1937 (Don Juan performed by Orquesta Carlos Di Sarli)

Carlos Gardel (1890-1935) (Wikipedia) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Mano a Mano (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (Mano a mano performed by Carlos Gardel)

Kepler Lais (1894-1940) (Euskomedia) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ La Cieguita (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (La Ciequita performed by Libertad Lamarque)

Enrique Saborido (1877-1941) (Wikipedia) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Felicia (Tango), transcripción para guitarra o canto y guitarra, Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires, 1938

Carlos F. Bravo (argentino, funcionario de la compañía Victor de Buenos Aires) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Mate Amargo (Ranchera), transcripción para guitarra o canto y guitarra, Alfredo Perrotti, Buenos Aires, 1929

Arturo De Bassi (1890-1950) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ El Caburé (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires, 1938 (low resolution) (El Caburé performed by Cuarteto Juan Maglio)

Juan Bauer 'Firpito' (1897-1952) (Club de Tango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ No te Quiero Mas (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Carlos Vicente Geroni Flores (1895-1953) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ A la luz del candil (Tango), para guitarra y canto y guitarra, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires May 29

Antonio Scatasso (1886-1956) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Caferata (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Felipe Boero (1884-1958) (Wikipedia) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Media Cana (de la opera El Matrero) para guitarra y canto y guitarra, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Antonio Polito (1898-1958) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Por un Cariño (Tango) para guitarra y canto y guitarra, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

José Mocciola (1902-1960) (eng.tango.info) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Para Tí, Madre (Vals), transcripción para guitarra o canto y guitarra, Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires, 1937 (low resolution) (Para Ti Madre performed by Orquesta Osmar Maderna)

Francisco Canaro (1888-1964) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Tiempos Viejos (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ El Bichito del Amor (Ranchera), transcripción para guitarra o canto y guitarra, Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Sufra (Tango), arreglado para guitarra, Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Agustín Argentino Cornejo (1899-1965) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ ¡Que linda la chacarera (Chacarera), arreglo para guitarra o canto y guitarra, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Enrique Delfino (1895-1967) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Araca Corazon (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Pedro Maffia (1899-1967) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Noche de Reyes (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (low resolution) (Noche de Reyes performed by Carlos Gardel)

Alberto Soifer (1907-1977) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Marcha de la Armada, transcripción para guitarra o canto y guitarra, Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

L[uis?] Gutiérrez del Barrio (Todotango)? / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre

♦ Una Reja en Triana (Paso Doble), transcripción para guitarra o canto y guitarra, Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires

Natalia Ivanova-Kramskaya (1939) (guitarist and composer, daughter of Alexander Ivanov-Kramskoy)
♦ Album for Youth, Vol.1, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1985

   1. Ivanov-Kramskoy - splinter (russian song)
   2. Maksimienko - I sow a swan on the shore (russian song)
   3. Soler - sonata
   4. Mertz - fantasia on Mozart 'Don Juan' theme
   5. Pettoletti - melodia
   6. Behrend - spanish dance n.1
   7. Tchaikovsky-Anido - the sick doll
   8. Moniuszko-Agababov - mazurka
   9. Morkov - saltarello
   10. Shebalin - preludio
   11. Ivanov - preludio e fughetta
   12. Emanov - preludio
   13. Narimanidze-Ivanova Kramskaya - Georgian girls dance
   14. Schnittke-Agababov - the cuckoo and the woodpecker
   15. Kozshevnikov - mood
   16. Ivanov-Kramskoy - humoresque
   17. Griboyedov-Ivanov Kramskoy - waltz
   18. Grechyaninov-Ivanova Kramskaya - lullaby
   19. Sor - duet
   20. Carulli - allegretto

♦ Album for Youth, Vol.2, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1986

   1. Like by sea (russian folk song) arranged by P. Linev
   2. M. Giuliani - Tema con variazioni
   3. P. Lindner - Three Pieces: Preludio, Barcarola, Danza
   4. E. Holz - Sonatina (revision A.Stingl)
   5. C. Cui - Autumn (arranged by V.Agababov)
   6. I. Sposobin - Menuet
   7. I. Babaev - Spring melody
   8. Z. Needly - Slovak polka (arranged by A. Ivanov-Kramskoy)
   9. N. Rechmensky - Serenade

Alexander Ivanov-Kramskoy (1912-1973) (page at www.lute.ru)
♦ Eight Pieces, Muzgiz (Gosudarstvennoye Muzykal'noye Izdatelstvo), Moskow/Leningrad, 1946 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

1. Felix Mendelssohn – Song without words n.4

2. Felix Mendelssohn – Song without words n.14

3. Mikhail Glinka – Polka

4. Alexander T. Gretchaninov – Mazurka

5. Petr Ilic Tchaikovsky – Neapolitan Dance-Song (from Swan Lake & Children’s Album op.39)

6. Petr Ilic Tchaikovsky – Chant d’automne (from Les Saisons: October)

7. Petr Ilic Tchaikovsky – Humoresque

8. Fryderyk Chopin – Mazurka

♦ Pieces, Muzgiz (Gosudarstvennoye Muzykal'noye Izdatelstvo), Moskow/Leningrad, 1947 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

1. Study

2. Prelude (e-moll)

3. Prelude (h-moll)

4. Prelude (d-moll)

5. Lullaby

6. Waltz

7. Gavotte

8. Variations on Russian folk theme "Polosynka"

♦ Collection of Pieces by Soviet Composers, Muzgiz (Gosudarstvennoye Muzykal'noye Izdatelstvo), Moskow/Leningrad, 1950 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

1. Tikhon Khrennikov (1913-2007) – Svetlana’s lullaby (from the music comedy “Long ago”) - transcr. by A. Ivanov-Kramskoy

2. Nikolaj Ivanov – Etude-Improvviso

3. Aleksander Ivanov-Kramskoy – Prelude (a-moll)

4. Aleksander Ivanov-Kramskoy – Nocturn

5. Aleksander Ivanov-Kramskoy – Variations on the russian folk song " Ah, a oak on the hill”

6. Aleksander Ivanov-Kramskoy – Fantaisie on 2 russian popular themes

7. Nicolaj Rechmensky (1893-1967) – Etude

8. Mikhail Tcheremukhin – Waltz

♦ Pieces by Soviet Composers, Muzgiz (Gosudarstvennoye Muzykal'noye Izdatelstvo), Moskow, 1954 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

1. Vissarion Shebalin (1902-1963) - Prelude (e-moll)

2. Aleksandr Mosolov (1900-1973) - Etude (e-moll)

3. Nikolaj Nolinskij (1886-1966) - Dumka

4. Aleksandr Ivanov-Kramskoy - Prelude (b-moll)

5. Nikolaj Rechmensky (1893-1967) - Romance

6. Nikolaj Ivanov (film composer) - Evening Song

7. Aleksandr Ivanov-Kramskoy - Variations on the theme of the song "Near the river, near the bridge"

8. A.Titov - Song

♦ 3 Russian Folk Songs, Muzgiz, Moskow, 1955 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

1. As in our garden

2. At the gate

3. Oh mother, the head hurts (Variations)

♦ 4 Folk Songs, Muzgiz, Moskow, 1957

1. Russian folk song "Go home, my cow"

2. Russian folk song "I'll go, I'll come out"

3. Russian folk song "A birch stood In the field "

4. Belarusian folk song "Perepyodochka" (A little bird)

♦ 7 Pieces for Young Guitarists, Muzgiz, Moskow, 1958

1. Game

2. Sad song

3. Joke

4. Melody

5. Little Waltz

6. Prelude

7. Lullaby

♦ Pieces by Russian Composers, Muzgiz, Moskow, 1959 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

1. Glinka Mikhail (1804-1857) - Ah, are you, the night of the night. arr. by P.Agafoshin

2. Lyadov Anatoly (1855-1914) - Bagatella. arr. by A.Ivanov-Kramskoy

3. Rubinstein Anton (1829-1894) - Melody. arr. by S.Schneider

4. Kalinnikov Vasily (1866-1901) - A sad song. arr. by A.Ivanov-Kramskoy

5. Skrjabin Alexandr (1871-1915) - Prelude. arr. By P.Agafoshin

6. Rachmaninov Sergej (1873-1943) - Italian Polka. arr. by P.Agafoshin

7. Rebikov Vladimir (1866-1920) - The prayer. arr. by Maria Luisa Anido

8. Rebikov Vladimir (1866-1920) - Eastern dance. arr. by A.Ivanov-Kramskoy

♦ Two Impromptus: Sad mood - Improvisation, Muzgiz, Moskow, 1961 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Etude - Valse - Dance - Prelude - Chant sans paroles, Muzgiz, Moskow, 1962 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Catalan Song (with variations), Muzgiz, Moskow, 1964, published together with Joaquín Malats (1872-1912) / Francisco Tarrega ♦ Serenata española

♦ Sad Vals, included in Works by Soviet Composers. vol.1, Muzyka, Moskow, 1971

♦ Sad Mood included in Works by Soviet Composers. vol.1, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1985

♦ Splinter (Russian song) & Humoresque, included in Album for Youth. Vol.1 by Natalia Ivanova-Kramskaya, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1985

♦ Slovak Polka, by Z. Needly (arranged), included in Album for Youth. Vol.2 by Natalia Ivanova-Kramskaya, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1986

C.W.J. Jansen (1869-c.1933) (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ Elsie (Preludio) IL PLETTRO, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano, 1920

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) / C.W.J. Jansen

♦ Melodia, transcription for guitar, included in Album n.6 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO February/1915, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Melodia, transcription for guitar, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano

William J. Kitchener (1861-c.1920) (Guitarist and composer in United States)

♦ Andante e Valzer op.89, included in Album n.4 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO September/1914, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Marine Sketches, Wm. J. Smith & Co., New York City

Anibal Ladrú (1882-?) (Guitarist and composer in Argentina, famous for his orchestra of 20 guitars / Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ La Quena, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

♦ Pericón Nacional, arreglato para tres guitarras, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires

Carl Emil Paul Lincke (1866-1946) (German composer of operettas) / Anibal Ladrú

♦ Gavota, transcripta para dos Guitarras, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Germán de Laferrère
♦ La Canción de Kalevala, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires

♦ Plus ne suis-je que l'ai eté, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires

Francisco Orlando La Polla (Argentine guitarist and composer)
♦ Cielo sin Nubes (Tango), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1963 (low resolution)

Evgeny Larichev (1934-2013) (Stubes.info)

♦ Berceuse & Russian Dance, included in Works by Soviet Composers. vol.1, Muzyka, Moskow, 1971

♦ Variations on the folk theme "When I serve for the postal service as postal coachman", included in Works by Soviet Composers. vol.1, Muzyka, Moskow, 1971

♦ Two Etudes in a.moll and e-moll, included in Works by Soviet Composers. vol.1, Muzyka, Moskow, 1971

Michal Oginski (1765-1833) (TheFreeDictionary) / Evgeny Larichev

♦ Polonaise, Muzgiz, Moskow, 1959, published together with Anton Rubinstein (1829-1894) (Wikipedia) ♦ Toreador y Andaluza (transcriptions)

Rodion Shchedrin (1932) (Wikipedia) / Evgeny Larichev
♦ Girlish Round Dance included in Works by Soviet Composers. Vol.1, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1985

Pedro Larrandart (Guitarrista y compositor contemporaneo... [1934] / Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)
♦ Preludio n.1, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1937 (low resolution)

♦ Amorosamente (Canción) op.5, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1940 (low resolution)

♦ Lejanos Pagos (Pericón), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1941 (low resolution)

♦ Atardacer (Estilo fácil) & Vidalita, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1950 (low resolution)

♦ Saverio Santo (Estilo) - Al Pié de la Carreta (Milonga), A. Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1953 (low resolution)

♦ Mazurka N.1, para una ó dos Guitarras, 2a Guitarra de Julio A.Vocos Luque, A. Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1960 (low resolution)

♦ Tu Delantal Blanco (Ranchera), D.A.I.A.M., Buenos Aires, 1977 (low resolution)

Georges Laval (guitarist and composer of the early twentieth century)

♦ Fleur d'Automne (Mazurka), included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XVII n.2, Monticone editore, Torino, 1908

Quirino Lazzarini (1863-1940) (Wikipedia)

♦ Melodia della Valle, per mandolino o violino e pianoforte, included in VITA MANDOLINISTICA Anno VIII n.1, Ditta Fratelli Cocchi, Bologna, 1908

Adolphe Le Dhuy (1808-?) (Catalogo Eleuterio Tiscornia)

♦ Studio n.4, supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1934

♦ Studio n.13, incluso nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1937

♦ Studio n.25, supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1941

Luigi Legnani (1790-1877) (Naxos.com)

♦ Scherzo op.10, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.3-4/1960, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Capriccio op.20 n.4, included in Album n.1 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO January/1924, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Tema e variazioni (frammento dell'op.29), included in Album n.4 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO July/1913, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Hilarión Leloup (1876-1939) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ Aires Argentinos, Romero y Agromayor, Buenos Aires

♦ Marcha Real Española, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

♦ Colección de 8 obras muy fáciles, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

Johann Baptist Cramer (1771-1868) (pianist and pedagogue) / Hilarión Leloup

♦ Estudio n.33 arreglado para guitarra, Breyer Hermanos, Buenos Aires

Sebastian Iradier (1806-1865) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) / Hilarión Leloup
♦ La Paloma (Habanera) transcripción para guitarra, Belaunde, Buenos Aires

Charles Gounod (1818-1893) / Hilarión Leloup
♦ Ave Maria transcripción para guitarra, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (with the courtesy of Jorge M. Tiscornia Gondra, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) / Hilarión Leloup
♦ Chanson de Solvejg arreglado para guitarra, Fco Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

Enrique Granados (1867-1916) / Hilarión Leloup
♦ Chanson Arabe transcripción para guitarra, Casa Edreira, Buenos Aires

Angel N. Rocca / Hilarión Leloup
♦ !Que Linda es la Patria Mia! transcripción para guitarra, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

José Padilla (1889-1960) (Wikipedia) / Hilarión Leloup
♦ El Relicario arreglado para guitarra, Casa Edreira de S.Massarotto y Cia, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Ana Schneider de Cabrera (1897-1970) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) / Hilarión Leloup

♦ Ay, qué lindo será (Aire de Zamba), arreglo para Dos Guitarras, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Carlo Lissoni (1881-1953) (Italian guitarist, mandolinist) Il Plettro Italiano Aprile 1953

♦ Strimpellata notturna (Capriccio di concerto) 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, included in the magazine MANDOLINISMO N.144/1928, C. Notari, Luchsingen

Miguel Llobet (1878-1938)
♦ Romanza (compuesta en 1896), in the magazine LA GUITARRA N.2, 1923 published by Juan Carlos Anido (with the courtesy of the Avv. Leonello Mariani, Roma, Italy)
♦ El Testamen de n'Amelia (Melodia popular catalana) (1900) Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid

♦ El Testament d'Amelia (Melodia popular catalana) in the magazine LA GUITARRA N.2, 1923 published by Juan Carlos Anido (with the courtesy of the Avv. Leonello Mariani, Roma, Italy)
♦ Preludio (en re major) Pequeno recuerdo a la precoz guitarrista Maria Luisa Anido. Barcelona, 7 de Septiembre de 1916, first edition in the magazine LA GUITARRA N.2, 1923 published by Juan Carlos Anido (with the courtesy of the Avv. Leonello Mariani, Roma, Italy)
♦ Estilo Popular Argentino (en fa diesis minor) Armonizado para guitarra segun la version de Pedro M.Quijano, y escrito exclusivamente para "La Guitarra", first edition in the magazine LA GUITARRA N.3, 1925 published by Juan Carlos Anido (with the courtesy of the Avv. Leonello Mariani, Roma, Italy)
♦ Estilo Popular Argentino (en mi minor) Armonizado para guitarra segun la version de Pedro M.Quijano, y escrito exclusivamente para "La Guitarra", first edition in the magazine LA GUITARRA N.4, 1926 published by Juan Carlos Anido (with the courtesy of the Avv. Leonello Mariani, Roma, Italy)

♦ Prelude original, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.6/1928

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) / Miguel Llobet

♦ Preludio transcripción para guitarra, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires, 1935

Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) / Miguel Llobet

♦ Romanza sin Palabras Op.62 n.25) para dos guitarras, in the magazine LA GUITARRA N.5, 1926 published by Juan Carlos Anido (with the courtesy of the Avv. Leonello Mariani, Roma, Italy)

♦ Amor Maternal (Romanza sin Palabras Op.30 n.3) in the magazine LA GUITARRA N.6, 1926 published by Juan Carlos Anido (with the courtesy of the Avv. Leonello Mariani, Roma, Italy)

Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) / Miguel Llobet
♦ Melodia Noruega de la Balada Op.24 in the magazine LA GUITARRA N.1, 1923 published by Juan Carlos Anido (with the courtesy of the Avv. Leonello Mariani, Roma, Italy)

Isaac Albeniz (1860-1909) / Miguel Llobet

♦ Torre Bermeja transcripción para guitarra, Union Musical Española, Madrid

Enrique Granados (1867-1916) / Miguel Llobet
♦ Danza Española n.5 transcripción para guitarra, Union Musical Española, 1926

♦ La Maja de Goya (Tonadilla) transcripción para guitarra, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

♦ Dedicatoria (de "Cuentos de la joventud") op.1 transcripción para guitarra, Union Musical Española, Madrid, 1966

Federico Bufaletti (1866-1936) / Miguel Llobet
♦ Mazurka transcripta para guitarra, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Joaquin López y Flores (1897-?)
♦ El Sureño (Candombe), manuscript, 1946 (low resolution)

♦ Minueto n.5, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Don Evaristo (Ranchera), para 1,2 y 3 guitarras, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Ramon R. Lobos / Joaquin López y Flores
♦ El Tunante (Baile Catamarqueño), Editorial Musical A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1947 (low resolution)

Antonio López y Villanueva (1857/63?-1934) (Wikipedia) (Spanish guitarist and composer)

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) / Antonio López y Villanueva

♦ Adagio (de la Sonata Patética), included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.5-6/1958, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Alfredo Enrico Loreti (1870-?) (Italian guitarist and mandolinist)

♦ Etude, aus der Gitarreschule, Verlag Gitarrefreund, Berlin - München - Wien

♦ Segoviana (Suite) op.261, Gebrüder Hug & Co., Zürich und Leipzig

J.Luino (Argentine guitarist)
A. Serpieri / J.Luino
♦ The Coon and the Moon (Two step), i del Autor, Buenos Aires??

Adolfo Luna (1889-1970) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
♦ La Chacarera (Danza popular del Norte Argentino), Ignacio Iglesias, Buenos Aires (sleeve missing) (low resolution)

♦ Flor del Valle Chacarera), para guitarra sola y para canto y guitarra, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Suray-Surita (Preludio Incaico), Diego Gracia y Cía, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Canto Indio (Trémolo), Diego Gracia y Cía, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Puede ser que algún día... (Canción Colonial), para guitarra sola y para canto y guitarra, Diego Gracia y Cía, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Recuerdos Pampeanos (Vidalita), Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Estilo n.1, Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires, 1937 (low resolution)

♦ La Juguetona, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ 4 Piezas Argentinas, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Fuga a dos Voces, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1937 (low resolution)

♦ Tranco a Tranco (Bailecito), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1940 (low resolution)
♦ Flor de Tusca (Zamba Riojana), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1945 (low resolution)
♦ Siete de Abril, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1949 (low resolution)

♦ Parche y Cantar (Carnavalito), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1949 (low resolution)
♦ Preludio Pampeano y Estudio en Mi Mayor, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1950 (low resolution)
♦ Procesion de los "Allis" (Tradicional Riojana), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1951 (low resolution)
♦ Llorando un Dolor (Vidala), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1958 (low resolution)
♦ Me mata un rigor (Vidala), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)
♦ Scherzo n.1 (Tema Criollo), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)
♦ Ima Sumac (Vidala), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) (Legendary soprano Yma Sumac, the only singer known to possess close to a staggering 5 octaves voice)

♦ Danza Colonial (Cielito n.2), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)
♦ Tamboriles Indigenas, Editorial Saraceno, Buenos Aires (low resolution)
♦ Andante (Llano y Sierra), Editorial Argentina de Musica, Buenos Aires, 1962 (low resolution)

♦ El loro y la catita, Editorial Argentina de Musica, Buenos Aires, 1962 (low resolution)

♦ El Arisco (Gato), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires. 1967 (low resolution)
♦ Querer en los Pañuelos (Zamba), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires. 1968 (low resolution)
Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) / Adolfo Luna

♦ Vals Op.69 n.2, transcripción para guitarra, Antigua casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1955 (low resolution)

Pablo M. Beruti (1870-1916) (Wikipedia) / Adolfo Luna

♦ Nostalgia Llanera, arreglado para guitarra, Ignacio Iglesias, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Juan Maglio (1880-1934) (Todotango) / Adolfo Luna

♦ El Alero (Tango Pajuerano), arreglado para guitarra, Fco Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Vicente Forte / Adolfo Luna
♦ Paloma Ingrata (Canción Cuyana), Publicaciones de la Sociedad Argentina de Arte Natovo "El Cancionero Criollo", Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Manuel Gomez-Carrillo (1883-1968) (page at Compositores & Interpretes) / Adolfo Luna
♦ Pobre mi Negra (Vidala) published in the magazine "La Guitarra" (n.1 Julio de 1923) by Juan Carlos Anido (low resolution) (with the courtesy of the Avv. Leonello Mariani, Roma, Italy)
♦ 1er Album de Musica Nacional, Ignacio Iglesias, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ El Federal (Danza Elegante) (Epoca de Rozas), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Cancion Criolla, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)
♦ La Ofrenda del Trovador (Estilo), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)
Alfredo Luigi Schiuma (1885-1963) (page at Pontificia Univ. Catolica Argent.) / Adolfo Luna
♦ Tabaré (Yaravi), Casa Impresora M.Calvello, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Primo Ugo Garavini / Adolfo Luna
♦ Canto Pampeano (Estilo), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Pino Lupo (Italian guitarist and teacher in the fifties)

♦ Due Chitarre (tradizionale Ukraino), Edizioni Musicali Dominante, Bologna, 1964 (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Ivo Fasiori, Italy)

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) / Pino Lupo

♦ Adagio cantabile (dalla Sonata patetica op.13), Edizioni Musicali Dominante, Bologna, 1964 (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Ivo Fasiori, Italy)

♦ Al Chiaro diop.27 n.2, Edizioni Musicali Dominante, Bologna, 1964 (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Ivo Fasiori, Italy)

Niccolò Paganini (1782-1840) / Pino Lupo
♦ Carnevale di Venezia (con variazione), Edizioni Musicali Dominante, Bologna, 1964 (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Ivo Fasiori, Italy)

Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) / Pino Lupo

♦ Danza Ungherese n.5 Edizioni Musicali Dominante, Bologna, 1964 (low resolution)

♦ Danza Ungherese n.6 Edizioni Musicali Dominante, Bologna, 1964 (low resolution)

Waldteufel Émile (1837-1915) (Wikipedia) / Pino Lupo
♦ España, Edizioni Musicali Dominante, Bologna, 1968 (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Ivo Fasiori, Italy)

Isaac Albeniz (1860-1909) / Pino Lupo

♦ Rumores de la Caleta, Edizioni Musicali Dominante, Bologna, 1968

Enrique Granados (1867-1916) / Pino Lupo
♦ Danza Española n.10, Edizioni Musicali Dominante, Bologna, 1968 (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Ivo Fasiori, Italy)

Angel Gregorio Villoldo (1861-1919) (Todotango) / Pino Lupo
♦ El Choclo (Tango argentino), Edizioni Musicali Dominante, Bologna, 1964 (low resolution)

Cesare Lutzemberger (1918-2008) (Storia della chitarra - Just Classical Guitar) - photo
♦ Alba, Edizioni Bèrben, Modena, 1957

riproduzione concessa da (reproduction authorized by) Bèrben Edizioni Musicali e dalla Sig.ra Norma Lutzemberger

Luis A. Madormo
♦ El Arriero en la Quebrada (Motivo Andino), Propiedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1955 (low resolution)

♦ Io Bailo el Gato con el Canto del Gaio (Gato), Propiedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1957 (low resolution)

♦ Entre Pampa y Sierra, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1957 (low resolution) June 02

Franco Magnoni (Italian composer, mandolinist and guitarist)

♦ Good Evening (Fox-Trot) for two mandolins, mandola and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXXI n.7, Monticone editore, Torino, 1922 (reprint 1924)

Acentino Maiano (Italian mandolinist, teacher and composer)

♦ Annita (Mazurka), per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.78, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1900

Margherita Mancinelli (1882-?) (Chitarra in Italia, K.Stopar, La Chitarra solista in Italia tra Ottocento e primo Novecento, pagg. 6-7) - photo
Robert Schumann (1810-1856) / Margherita Mancinelli

♦ Album per la Gioventù Op.68, trascrizione per chitarra di Margherita Mancinelli, Grimaldi e Mercandetti, Roma,1929

Antonio Jiménez Manjon (1866-1919) (Elcorreo.com)
♦ Aire Vasco, Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

♦ La Aurora, Sindacato Musical Barcelonés Dotesio, Barcelona

Marin Marais (1656-1728) (Wikipedia)

♦ Romanza (1711) per mandolino e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO March/1922, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Emilio Jorge Marche (Compositor y profesor de guitarra argentino)

♦ Suite Norteña Argentina, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

V. Marchesani

♦ Il Bel Pupetto (Danza) per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, included in [IL] MANDOLINISTA ITALIANO N.342, A Monzino & Garlandini, Milano, 1929

Alfredo Marchini

♦ Fine di secolo (Marcia), per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.89, A.Comellini, 1900

Teodoro Marin (1900-?) (Suplemento 2011 de la Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
♦ Emma (Vals), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1940 (low resolution)

♦ Adoracion (Vals), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1955 (low resolution)

Heirich Marschner (1795-1861) (Wikipedia)

♦ Bagatelle aus op.4 n.10, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.3-4/1960, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Francisca Martin Labiano (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

Italo Goyeche (1894-?) (Todotango) / Francisca Martin Labiano

♦ Mas te amo yo (Zamba), transcripción para canto y guitarra, Diego, Gracia & Cia, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Damián Martín Torres (1894-?) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ Tres composiciones: Cuento infantil - Esercicio para todos los dias - Coquita (Vals) , Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Juan Carlos Martinez (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)
Manuel O. Campoamor / Juan Carlos Martinez

♦ Mi Capitan (Tango arreglado), Propriedad del Autor (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina) (low resolution)

♦ La C...ara de la L...una (Tango arreglado), Propriedad del Autor (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina) (low resolution)

Rafael Fracassi / Juan Carlos Martinez

♦ Don Justo (Tango arreglado), Propriedad del Autor (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina) (low resolution)

Angel Villoldo / Juan Carlos Martinez

♦ Bolada de aficionado (Tango arreglado), Propriedad del Autor (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina) (low resolution)

Gerardo Metallo / Juan Carlos Martinez

♦ El Retobao (Tango-compadrón arreglado), Propriedad del Autor (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina) (low resolution)

Julio Martinez Oyanguren (1901-1973) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
♦ Arabia (Danza Arabe), Celestino Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)7

Jules Massenet (1842-1912) / Julio Martinez Oyanguren

♦ Elegie, Vicente Tatay & Co., New York, 1938 (low resolution)

Enrico Marucelli (1873-1901) (Italian mandolinist and guitarist)
♦ Valzer Fantastico, per mandolino e chitarra, Edizioni R.Maurri, Firenze

Pedro Mascaró y Reissg (1888-) (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ Minuetto (a Miguel Llobet), Casa Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Horacio Maspoli (1916-) (Argentine guitarist, student of D.Prat. He emigrated to Brazil in 1963 where he continued his artistic career.) (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ Aconcagua (Gato), Editorial Musical A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)

Wenceslaus Matiegka (1773-1830) (Wikipedia)

♦ Minuetto, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano, published together with Giorgio Pezzoli ♦ Improvviso (low resolution)

♦ Menuett, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.5-6-7/1960, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Alberto Mautino (1913-1992) (Italian guitarist, was born and died in Turin) Photo

♦ Notturno (....ricordando Chopin) manuscript (1973) (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

♦ Valzer in Mi manuscript (1975) (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

♦ Contradanze Francesi manuscript (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

♦ El Niño Querido (Canzone Catalana) manuscript (1976-86) (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

♦ Celebre Mazurka di Spa [di Anonimo] manuscript (1973) (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Arcangelo Corelli (1653-1713) / Alberto Mautino

♦ Sarabanda manuscript (1983) (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Ludovico Roncalli (1654-1713) / Alberto Mautino

♦ Passacaglia (1692) manuscript (1977) (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Johann Simon Mayr (1768-1845) (Wikipedia) / Alberto Mautino

♦ La biondina in gondoleta manuscript (1991) (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Robert Schumann (1810-1856) / Alberto Mautino

♦ Sogno (Träumerei) op.15 manuscript (1973) (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Francesco Paolo Tosti (1846-1916) (Wikipedia) / Alberto Mautino
♦ Marechiare (Canzone Napoletana), manuscript (1990) (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Ernesto De Curtis (1875-1937) (Wikipedia) / Alberto Mautino
♦ Voce 'e notte (Canzone Napoletana), manuscript (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Antonio Marsaglia (Italian composer of songs) / Alberto Mautino
♦ Pas du cygne, manuscript (1975) (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Ettore Montanaro (1888-1962) (Italian composer and ethnomusicologist, link in Italian: Regione Abruzzo) / Alberto Mautino
♦ Danza Araba, manuscript (1974) (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Doris Fisher (1915-2003) (Wikipedia) / Alberto Mautino
♦ Amado Mio, dal film "Gilda", manuscript (1989) (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Pedro Maza (1870-?) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) Photo

Carl Emil Paul Lincke (1866-1946) (German composer of operettas) / Pedro Maza

♦ Idilio de Luciernagas (de la opereta Lysistrata, 1902), Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires

Carlo Mazza (1884-?) (Italian mandolinist and guitarist, was born in Gambalò / Pavia, lived in Busto Arzizio) Photo published in the magazine IL PLETTRO January/1937

♦ Messina Bella (Piccola tarantella), included in Album n.3 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1928 (low resolution)

Angelo Mazzola (1887-1974) (Italian guitarist and mandolinist, was born and died in Bergamo)

♦ Movenze Voluttuose (Valzer lento) per mandolino e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1924 (low resolution)

♦ Il Sogno del Pastore (Fantasia) per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO December/1932 (low resolution)

Vittorio Mazzonetto (Italian composer)

♦ L'Aurora, per 2 mandolini e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.32, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1898 (reprint 1902)

♦ La Bicicletta (Mazurka), per 2 mandolini, mandola, chitarra e campanello, included in IL CONCERTO n.75, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1900

♦ Alice (Mazurka), per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.88, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1900

Victor Mecca (Guitarista y compositor rioplatense. More info in Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ Dos Composiciones: Canción del Ciego, Estilo popular, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Alberto Williams (1862-1952) (Mundoarts) / Victor Mecca

♦ Barcarola op.67 n.9 - Milonga popular op.113 n.8 - Milonga del Arbol op.67 n.17 transcripción para una y dos guitarras, «La quena» Casa de musica S. R. Ltda., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ La Vidalita del Gauchito op.123 n.2 transcripción para guitarra y canto y guitarra, «La quena» Casa de musica S. R. Ltda., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847)

♦ Spring Song, trascr. E.Kamenskoro (?), Muzgiz, Moskow, 1958

Johann Kaspar Mertz (1806-1856) (Wikipedia)

♦ Fingals-Höhle, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.5-6-7/1962, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Fantasia on Mozart 'Don Juan' theme, included in Album for Youth. Vol.1 by Natalia Ivanova-Kramskaya, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1985

Gerardo Metallo (1871-1946) (Todotango)
♦ Mi Felicidad (Valzer) riduzione per chitarra di ?, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.73, G.Gori, Torino

♦ No me olvides (Valzer) riduzione per chitarra di Enrico Viarizio, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.93, G.Gori, Torino

Miguel R. Michelone (1900-?) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ Brisa Campera (Zamba) para una o dos guitarras, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ La Criolla (Milonga facil) Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Caña Dulce (Ranchera facil), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Torcacita (Vals facil), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Pelo Duro (Milonga facil), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Francesco Molino (1775-1847) (Wikipedia)
♦ Andante, incluso nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1937

♦ Minuetto (aus der Schule), included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.7-8/1957 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Rondo, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.1-4/1963, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Teófilo Morales
Angel Gregorio Villoldo (1861-1919) (Todotango) / Teófilo Morales
♦ La Caprichosa (Tango), Breyer Hermanos, Buenos Aires (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Gerardo Metallo (1871-1946) (Todotango) / Teófilo Morales
♦ El Otario (Tango), Breyer Hermanos, Buenos Aires (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Justo Tomas Morales (1877-1953) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) - Photo
♦ El Ultimo Canto, Francisco Nuñez y Cia., Buenos Aires (low resolution)
♦ Mimita (Triste), Francisco Nuñez y Cia., Buenos Aires (low resolution)
♦ Cancion de mi alma (Preludio), Ignacio Iglesias, Buenos Aires (low resolution)
♦ Bajo el Parral (Zamba), para guitarra, canto y guitarra, letra de Eugenio Cardenas, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1926 (low resolution)
♦ Por y para Delia (Pericón), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1926 (low resolution)
♦ Filigrana, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1926 (sorry for the bad quality!) (low resolution)
♦ De mi epoca (Tango), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1927 (low resolution)
♦ El Gaucho Argentino (Estilo), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1927 (low resolution)
♦ Mazurka n.1, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires, 1928 (low resolution)

♦ El Chacho (Estilo Criollo), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires, 1928 (low resolution)

♦ Pavana 2a Guitarra para ejecutar con "Pavana" del Mtro. Don Francisco Tarrega, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1928 (low resolution)

♦ Cachito (Vals Criollo), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires, 1928 (low resolution)

♦ ¡También Mi Rancho se Llueve! (Tango), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires, 1929 (low resolution)

♦ La Leyenda (Estilo criollo), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires, 1929 (low resolution)

♦ Añorando (Tanda de vals), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires, 1929 (low resolution)

♦ Dos Estudios (Faciles), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires, 1930 (low resolution)

♦ Canción Argentina (Vidalita), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires, 1930 (low resolution)

♦ ¡Azul y Blanco! (Ranchera), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires, 1930 (low resolution)

♦ Baby (El bailecito de la muñeca), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires, 1931 (low resolution)

♦ Estilo criollo, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires, 1931 January 17

♦ Sangre Argentina (Estilo), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires, 1931 (low resolution)

♦ Minué, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires, 1932 (low resolution)

♦ Dos Preludios: Fugaz y Argentino, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Preludio Melódico, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1937 (low resolution)

♦ Estudio-tremolo, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1937 (low resolution)

♦ Preludio-Capricho, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1938 (low resolution)

♦ Santos Vega el Payador (Estilo Argentino), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1939 (low resolution)

♦ Nueve de Octubre (1938) (Valsesito criollo), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1940 (low resolution)

♦ Milonga Argentina, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1945 (low resolution)

♦ De la Raza (Milonga), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1946 (low resolution)

♦ Danzas Argentinas: El Gato, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1946 (low resolution)

♦ Cantos de mi tierra: Cuatro estilos criollos faciles, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1956 (low resolution)

♦ Aires de mi Patria (Vidalita), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1957 (low resolution)

♦ Aires de mi Patria (Vidalita), 2a y 3a guitarra, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1957 (low resolution)

♦ Preludiando, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)
♦ Ño Juan Carlos (Triste) (1/2/3 guitars), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Amalia (Zamba), Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Mis Recuerdos (Estudio en La), Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Ejercicios y estudios originales, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Don Antonio (Triste), Ignacio Iglesias, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Vladimir Morkov (1801-1864) (lute.ru)

♦ Concert arrangement of the song "How the little stream Ryabynushka grows" for 7 string guitar, included in TWO PIECES in the adaptation of Masters-Guitarists of the XIX Century (by V.Morkov and A.Sychra), Muzgiz (Gosudarstvennoye Muzykal'noye Izdatelstvo), Moskow, 1953 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Adagio for 7 string guitar, included in FOUR PIECES (by A.Sychra - M.Vysotsky - V.Morkov - N.Aleksandrov), Muzgiz, Moskow, 1956

♦ 6 Ukrainian folk songs for 7 string guitar, Muzgiz, Moskow, 1956 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Saltarello, included in Album for Youth. Vol.1 by Natalia Ivanova-Kramskaya, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1985

Armanno Morlacchi (1872-1941) (Italian mandolinist and guitarist. His arrangements was published by Ricordi in the first years of the 20th century) - photo

♦ Brezza Montanina (Serenatella) per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO March/1906, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano April 30

♦ Francesco Paolo Tosti (1846-1916) (Wikipedia) / Armanno Morlacchi
♦ Deh ! Ti desta, per mandolino (o canto) e chitarra, Ricordi, Milano, 1904

Luigi Denza (1846-1922) (Wikipedia) / Armanno Morlacchi
♦ Si tu m'aimais!.., per mandolino (o canto) e chitarra, Ricordi, Milano, 1904

Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) / Armanno Morlacchi
♦ Tosca: (Solo - Cavaradossi) Oh dolci baci, o languide carezze, riduzione per chitarra, Ricordi, Milano, 1903

♦ Tosca: (Solo - Tosca) Non la sospiri la nostra casetta, riduzione per chitarra, Ricordi, Milano, 1903

♦ Manon Lescaut: (Canzone - Des Grieux) Tra voi, belle, brune e bionde, riduzione per chitarra, Ricordi, Milano, 1903

♦ Manon Lescaut: (Minuetto) L'ora, o Tirsi, riduzione per chitarra, Ricordi, Milano, 1903

Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) / Giuseppe Pastori-Rusca
♦ La Boheme: (Valzer - Musetta) Quando me' n vo soletta per la via, riduzione per chitarra, Ricordi, Milano, 1903

Luigi Cornago (1869-1948) / Armanno Morlacchi
♦ Bacio morto (Melodia), per mandolino (o canto), Ricordi, Milano, 1900 (low resolution)

Alice Morteo di Multedo (1883-?) (Italian guitarist of the early twentieth century) Photo

♦ Scherzando & Gavotta, IL CHITARRISTA Nr.100, G.Gori, Torino

Luigi Mozzani (1869-1943) (Simona Boni webpage)

♦ Aria con Variazioni (Feste Lariane) included in Album n.1 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO September/1906, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Prelude, P.Beuscher, Paris

♦ Studio n.1 - Romanza - Studio n.2, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.5-6/1957, Munchen (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Elans du Coeur, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.7-8/1957 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

Carlo Munier (1856-1911) (Italian mandolinist, guitarist and teacher. He is the author of a method for guitar, original pieces and several transcriptions)
♦ Album favorito di pezzi originali e trascrizioni op.240 per chitarra, Edizioni Ditta R.Maurri, Firenze, 1902

♦ Capriccio Spagnuolo op.276 per mandolino e chitarra, Edizioni Ditta R.Maurri, Firenze

♦ Reverie per mandolino e chitarra, n.11 de IL MANDOLINO ROMANO, Roma, 1907

♦ Gemma (Mazurka), per mandolino e chitarra (con 2° mandolino e mandola ad lib.) included in ARTE MANDOLINISTICA Anno III n.17, Genova, 1907

♦ Bolero Andaluso per mandolino e chitarra, included the magazine IL PLETTRO February/1911, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Rimpianto per mandolino e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO May/1937, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano (low resolution)

Ricardo Muñoz (1887-1967) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
♦ Ayacucho (Canto Indio), manuscript, 1934

♦ Preludio Indigena op.2, manuscript, 1937 (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

♦ Chen Baracà (1er Motivo Argentino), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)
♦ Inspiracion (2o Motivo Argentino), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Acuarela Porteña (Milonga), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)

♦ Aire de Danza, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)

♦ El Carretero (Cancion de Camino), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1952 (low resolution)

Carlos Floriani (1901-1958) / Ricardo Muñoz
♦ Cancion de Cuna N.3, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1946 (low resolution)

Giovanni Murtula (1881-1964) (Italian guitarist and composer born in Sassari (Sardinia), has published more that one hundred works for guitar, and has collaborated with magazines. As teacher he has taught Story of the Arts and Aesthetics in musical schools)

♦ Mio Tesoro! (Valzer lento), included in the Album Premio de il giornale IL CONCERTO, Comellini & Turco, Bologna, 1908

♦ Barcarola (Studio lirico), included in Album n.2 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO November/1934, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Christoph Jäggin, Zürich, Switzerland)

♦ Voci del passato (Melodia per chitarra) included in the magazine IL PLETTRO February/1938, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano (low resolution)

♦ Sonatina, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano, 1938 (low resolution)
♦ Studio (...Alba siciliana...) Op.30 n.1, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano, 1941 (low resolution)
♦ Studio (...guizzante Silfide...) Op.30 n.2, included the magazine IL PLETTRO November/1941, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano (low resolution)
♦ Canto senza parole, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano, 1941 (low resolution)
♦ Piccolo Preludio per chitarra a sette corde, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO March/1943, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano (low resolution)

♦ Serenatella Romantica, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano, published together with Giuseppe Farrauto ♦ Melodia (a tremolo) (low resolution)

♦ Danza Spagnola (passo doppio), Monzino & Garlandini, Milano, published together with Giovanni Battista Granata ♦ Corrente (low resolution)
♦ Studio & Rondò fantasioso Bèrben, Modena, 1950 (low resolution)
♦ Incontro per chitarra eptacorde, Bèrben, Modena, 1950 (low resolution)
♦ Preludio (Melanconia), Bèrben, Modena, 1952 (low resolution)
♦ Barcarola, supplemento alla rivista L'ARTE CHITARRISTICA n.54 1955, Bèrben, Modena (low resolution)
♦ 2 Studi (...Burlesca... & Soldatini di piombo) Bèrben, Modena, 1957 (low resolution)

Achille Nava (Italian guitarist and teacher. He is the author of a method for guitar, and many transcriptions)
Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) / Achille Nava

♦ Aida (Marcia trionfale) riduzione per chitarra, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano

♦ Rigoletto (Questa o quella per me pari sono) riduzione per chitarra, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano

♦ Rigoletto (Tutte le feste al tempio) riduzione per chitarra, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano

♦ Traviata (Pura siccome un angelo e Baccanale nell'Atto Terzo), riduzione per chitarra, included in [IL] MANDOLINISTA ITALIANO n.168, A. Monzino e Figli, Milano, 1920

Antonio Nava (1775-1826) (Just Classical Guitar)

♦ Le Stagioni dell'anno (4 Sonate op. 4-5-6-7), Giovanni Ricordi, Milano, 1808

♦ Polacca, supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1941

José Garcia Navas (1899-1957) (Guitarist and composer, was born and died in Malaga)

♦ Jota, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

Giovanni Navone di Domenico (1839-1907) (Guitarist and composer, was born in Villanova di Asti. He was harp musician, but he devoted the greatest part of his life to the study of the guitar, teaching in Turin for 40 years, and creating very good pupils (Cesare Bianco, Carlo Renieri and more)... He wrote a lot of compositions, nearly all of easy style, much popular in his times. He died in Turin May 30, 1907. / Dizionario dei chitarristi e liutai italiani, La Chitarra, Bologna, 1937)

♦ Corinna (Polka), Giovanni Chiappino, Torino

♦ Circo-scherzo n.2, Giovanni Chiappino, Torino

♦ Baci e carezze, Giovanni Chiappino, Torino

♦ Capriccio, Giovanni Chiappino, Torino

Giovanni Navone di Vittorio (end of the XIXth century)

♦ Bomboncino (Valzer), included in IL MANDOLINO Anno V n.18, Monticone editore, Torino, 1896 (reprint 1933)

Yury Naymushin (Russia)

♦ Dance included in Works by Soviet Composers. Vol.1, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1985

Dmitri Shostacovich (1906-1975) (Wikipedia) / Yury Naymushin

♦ Variation on a theme by Glinka included in Works by Soviet Composers. Vol.1, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1985

Nina Makarova (1908-1976) (Wikipedia) / Yury Naymushin

♦ Romance included in Works by Soviet Composers. Vol.1, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1985

Nicolai Rakov (1908-1990) (Wikipedia) / Yury Naymushin

♦ In the Moonlight (from the cycle "Silhouettes" included in Works by Soviet Composers. Vol.1, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1985

Silvio Negri (1865-1936) (Italian guitarist and mandolinist)

♦ Luna d'argento (Serenata) for two mandolins, mandola and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno X n.15, Monticone editore, Torino, 1901

♦ Sfumature (Serenata - Scherzo - Ungherese), G.Ricordi & C., Milano

Sebastian Yradier (1806-1865) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) / Silvio Negri
♦ La Paloma (Habanera) riduzione per canto e chitarra, Ricordi & C., Milano (sleeve missing)

Domingo Nocera Netto (Singer and guitarist active in the years 1910-1930)
♦ ¡Io ia sabía...! (Aires provincianos), Breyer Hermanos, Buenos Aires (the song was recorded by the author in 1917)

Alpinolo Nunzi (Italian guitarist - Gregg's Blog harpguitars.net)

♦ Antonietta (Mazurka), Manno Manni, Firenze

♦ Bianca (Marcia militare), Manno Manni, Firenze

♦ Souvenir de Rieti, Manno Manni, Firenze

♦ Adelina (Mazurka) & Bel raggio lusinghiero (Valzer), included in VITA MANDOLINISTICA Anno VIII n.11, Ditta Fratelli Cocchi, Bologna, 1908

♦ Fior di Virtù (Mazurca), included in the magazine MANDOLINISMO N.66/1925, C. Notari, Luchsingen

Alberto Obregon (1872-1922) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ Andalucia (Bolero), John Dallas & Sons, London, 1908 (sleeve missing)

Herbert Forrest Odell (1872-1926) (American mandolinist and guitarist, is mainly known as the publisher of the famous magazine 'The Crescendo' which was published in Boston)
♦ Spectre Dance, for 2 guitars, H.F.Odell & Co., Boston, 1894

Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) / Herbert Forrest Odell

♦ Hungarian Dance n.5, arranged for 2 mandolins and guitar, Carl Fischer, New York, 1920

Vahdah Olcott-Bickford (1885-1980) (webpage at International Guitar Research Archive)

♦ Elegy Op.20, Carl Fischer, New York, 1918

♦ Manikin Dance Op.73, Carl Fischer, New York, 1919

Richard Wagner (1813-1883) / Vahdah Olcott-Bickford

♦ Walther's Prize Song (from "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg"), arranged by V.Olcott-Bickford Op.37, Carl Fischer, New York, 1916

Henry Tucker (1826-1882) (Public Domain Music webpage) / Vahdah Olcott-Bickford

♦ Sweet Genevieve, arranged by V.Olcott-Bickford Op.103, Zarvah Publishing Co., New York, 1922

Camille Saint-Saens (1835-1921) / Vahdah Olcott-Bickford

♦ My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice (Cantabile from "Samson et Delila"), arranged by V.Olcott-Bickford Op.67, Carl Fischer, New York, 1919

Riccardo Drigo (1846-1930) (Wikipedia) / Vahdah Olcott-Bickford

♦ Serenade (from the Ballet "Les Millions de Arléquin), arranged by V.Olcott-Bickford Op.39, Carl Fischer, New York, 1916

Carrie Jacobs-Bond (1862-1946) (Parlor Songs) / Vahdah Olcott-Bickford

♦ I Love you Truly, arranged by V.Olcott-Bickford Op.52, Carl Fischer, New York, 1917

Wrightson W.T. / Vahdah Olcott-Bickford

♦ Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still, arranged for guitar duet by V.Olcott-Bickford Op.110, Zarvah Publishing Co., New York, 1922

♦ MODERN ALBUM Op.121 transcriptions by V.Olcott-Bickford, The American Guitar Society, Los Angeles, 1927

1. Hugo Reinhold (1854-1935) (Wikipedia) ♦ Gondoliera Op.39 No.19 (low resolution)

2. René Boisdefrre (1838-1906) (Sibley Digital Scores) ♦ By the Brook (Au Bord D'un Ruisseau) Op.52 (low resolution)

3-4. Salomon Jadassohn (1831-1902) (Wikipedia) & Cesar Cui (1835-1918) (Wikipedia) ♦ Dedication Op.117 No.1 & Orientale Op.50 No.9 (low resolution)

5-6. Louis M.Gottschalk (1829-1869) (Wikipedia) & Zdenek Fibich (1850-1900) (Wikipedia) ♦ Berceuse Op.47 & Poem (low resolution)

7-8. Edouard Schütt (1856-1933) & George B. Nevin (1859-1933) ♦ Petite Scène de Ballet & The Flower O'Dumblan (Scotch song) (low resolution)

9-10. Anton Dvorak (1841-1904) & Armas Järnefelt (1869-1958) (Wikipedia) ♦ Largo (from the "New World" Symphony) & Berceuse (low resolution)

11. Max Philippson (Scandinavian composer) ♦ Pensée Op.13 n.5 (from "Cinq Morceaux pour piano Op.13"), transcription for 2 guitars (low resolution)

12. Jules Massenet (1842-1912) ♦ Elegie (Poetry by Louis Gallet), transcription for voice/violin/mandolin/mandola/violoncello and guitar (M.Maisky plays Elegie for cello & piano) (low resolution)

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♦ RUSSIAN ALBUM Op.125 transcriptions by V.Olcott-Bickford, The American Guitar Society, Los Angeles, 1932

1. Sergei Rachmaninov (Wikipedia) (1873-1943) ♦ Prelude Op.3 No.2 (low resolution)

2. Johann Decker-Schenk (1826-1899) (Wikipedia) ♦ Alexis (Polka Lento) (low resolution)

3. Peter Ilich Tschaikowsky (1840-1893) ♦ Dolly's Funeral & Theme from "Symphonie Pathetique" (low resolution)

4. Peter Ilich Tschaikowsky (1840-1893) ♦ Themes from "Andante Cantabile" Quartet Op.11 (low resolution)

5. Pietro Pettoletti (ca.1795-ca.1870) (Wikipedia) ♦ Fantasie on "The Scarlet Sarafan" Op.19 (low resolution)

6. Mauro Giuliani (1781-1829) ♦ Six Variazioni sul Aria Russa "Poscha luite Sudarina" Op.64 (low resolution)

7. Wassilij Petrowitsch Lebedew (1867-1907) ♦ The Torchlight (low resolution)

8. A. Nemerowski ♦ Divertissement (from 2nd Concert Suite) (low resolution)

9. Anton Rubinstein (1829-1894) (Wikipedia) ♦ Thuo'rt Like Unto a Flower, transcription for voice/violin/mandolin/mandola/violoncello and guitar (low resolution)

10. (Russian Folk Song) ♦ The Red Sarafan, for voice and guitar Op.69 n.3 (low resolution)

11. Peter Ilich Tschaikowsky (1840-1893) ♦ Dance of The Reed Pipes (from "The Nuteracker Suite", for 2 guitars (low resolution)

12. Wassilij Petrowitsch Lebedew (1867-1907) ♦ Volga Boat Song (low resolution)

13. Peter Ilich Tschaikowsky (1840-1893) ♦ Tyrolean Melody, for 1/2 guitars Op.94 (low resolution)

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♦ BLUE BOOK of FAVORITES ALBUM Op.127 transcriptions by V.Olcott-Bickford, The American Guitar Society, Los Angeles, 1933

1-2. Stephen Foster (1826-1864) (Wikipedia) & Vadah Olcott-Bickford ♦ My Old Kentucky Home & Beggar's Tale (low resolution)

3-4. Henry Ghys (1839-1908) (French pianist, was the first teacher of Ravel) & (traditional Scotch Air) ♦ Air du Roi Louis XIII (Amaryllis) & Robin Adair (low resolution)

5-6. (Old Irish Melody) & Ch. B. Lysberg (Charles-Samuel Bovy-Lysberg 1821-1873) ♦ Londonderry Air & Fragment from "La Fontaine" (low resolution)

7. Erick Meyer-Helmund (1861-1932) (Grande Musica) ♦ Mazurka (low resolution)

8. Angelo de Prosse (1900 ca.) ♦ A Mother's Lullaby (low resolution)

9. (Old Negro Spiritual) ♦ Nobody Knows De Trouble I've seen (low resolution)

10. (Viennese Folk Song) ♦ Viennese Refrain (low resolution)

11. Bert R. Anthony (1876-1923) (Wikipedia) ♦ Ozida (Danza Orientale) (low resolution)

12. Franz Drdla (1868-1944) (Naxos) ♦ Souvenir Guitar Duet, transcription by Zarh Myron Bickford, (low resolution)

13. Joseph Schulz-Weida (1830-1872) ♦ May song (Maienliebe) Guitar Duet (low resolution)

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♦ ALBUM ORIGINALE Op.133 transcriptions by V.Olcott-Bickford, The American Guitar Society, Los Angeles, 1939

1. Zarh Myron Bickford (1876-1961) (Vahdah hausband) ♦ Fantasie Caprice, dedicated to Vahdah (low resolution)

2-3-4. Heinrich Bohr (1884-1961) & Ferdinand Rebay (1880-1953) ♦ Ballade - Slumber Song & Love Song (low resolution)

5. Zarh Myron Bickford (1876-1961) ♦ Danse Fantastique (low resolution)

6. Ferdinand Rebay (1880-1953) ♦ Folk Song and Dance Song (low resolution)

7. Fritz Czernuschka (1883-1967) ♦ Etude n.5 (low resolution)

8. Fritz Czernuschka (1883-1967) ♦ Etude n.6 (low resolution)

9. Darr Adam (1811-1866) ♦ Duo for Two Guitars (low resolution)

10. Fritz Czernuschka (1883-1967) ♦ Duet for Two Guitars (low resolution)

11. Walter Hüttl (1891-?) ♦ Prelude (low resolution)

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♦ AMERICAN ALBUM Op.134 transcriptions by V.Olcott-Bickford, The American Guitar Society, Los Angeles, 1940

1. Hart Pease Danks (1834-1903) (Wikipedia) ♦ Silver Threads Among The Gold (with variations), transcription by M.G. Ferrer (low resolution)

2. Stephen C. Foster (1826-1864) (Wikipedia) ♦ Massa's In The Cold, Cold Ground (with variations), transcription by M.G. Ferrer (low resolution)

3-4. Joseph P. Webster (1819-1875) (Discogs) & (Southern Melody) ♦ In The Sweet Bye and Bye, transcr. M.G.Ferrer & Near The Lake, transcr. V.Olcott-Bickford (low resolution)

5-6. (Negro spiritual) & Thomas P. Westendorf (1848-1923) (Ezine Articles) ♦ Deep River & I'll Take You Hpme Again, Kathleen, transcription by V.Olcott-Bickford (low resolution)

7-8. (Negro spiritual) & Stephen C. Foster (1826-1864) (Wikipedia) ♦ Swing Low, Sweet Chariot & Beautiful Dreamer, transcription by V.Olcott-Bickford (low resolution)

9-10. Stephen C. Foster (1826-1864) (Wikipedia) & John Rogers Thomas (1830-1896) (Wikipedia) ♦ Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair & Bonnie Eloise, transcription by V.Olcott-Bickford (low resolution)

11. Henry Tucker (1826-1882) (Public Domain Music webpage) ♦ Sweet Genevieve, arranged by V.Olcott-Bickford Op.103 (low resolution)

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Federico Orsolino (1918-1993) (Italian guitarist and composer born in Genova. He was active in the diffusion of the heptachord guitar)

Benedetto Marcello (1686-1739) / Federico Orsolino

♦ Adagio, Supplemento alla rivista "L'Arte Chitarristica", Bèrben, Modena, 1954 (low resolution)

Anibal Ortiz

♦ Melodia Campera (Estilo), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1950 (low resolution)

Julian Ortiz (1891-?) (Guitarist and composer, was born in Bilbao, naturalized Argentine)
♦ Zamba y Gato (de Canciones y Danzas Argentinas), Autore Libres, Buenos Aires, 1956 (low resolution)

♦ Pericon y Gato Op.50, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Eloisa d'Herbil de Silva (1842/7?-1943) (Wikipedia-es) (Wikipedia-en) / Julian Ortiz

♦ Los Pájaros tienen alas...(Tristecitos), Celestino Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Ernesto D. Otamendi (Argentine guitarist an composer)

♦ Despues del Malón (Estilo), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

Juan Padovetz, Ivan Padovec, Johann Padowetz (1800-1873) (Syukhtun webpage)

♦ Unterhaltungen, 6 pezzi facili, Tobias Haslinger, Wien

♦ Polonese, included in Album n.3 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO November/1924, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

G.Paganone (Italian guitarist an composer)

♦ Rondinella (Mazurka), IL CHITARRISTA n.129, G.Gori, Torino

♦ Maria (Polka), included in LIRA MANDOLINISTICA, Morutto editore, Torino

Adolfo Paolinelli (Argentine guitarist and composer, in the fifties was director of A.G.E - Associatión Guitarristica Entrerriana de Paraná)
♦ Meditacion, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1940 (low resolution)

♦ Murmullos (Trémolo), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1941 (low resolution)

♦ Dolor, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)

♦ Oracion & Canto a Navidad, Bèrben, Modena, 1949 (low resolution)

Mario Parodi (1917-1970) (Wikipedia)
♦ Tres Preludios (n.3-4-8), Ricordi S.A.E.C, Buenos Aires, 1956 (low resolution)

♦ Album para Guitarra, Editorial Musical Julio Korn, Buenos Aires, 1951 (low resolution)

1, D. SCARLATTI - Sonata N.10

2. D. SCARLATTI - Sonata N.12

3. F. CHOPIN - Preludio N.17

4. F. CHOPIN - Vals Op.64 N.2

5. R. SCHUMANN - Arabesca Op.18

6. I. ALBENIZ - Malagueña Op.165 -

7. P. TSCHAIKOWSKY – Vals Op.40 N.8

8. F. LISZT - Sueño de amor

9. E. GRIEG - A la primavera Op.43 N.6

10. A. SCRIABIN - Nocturno Op.9 N.1

11. C. DEBUSSY - Danseuses de Delphes (Preludio N.1 del 1° libro)

12. M. PARODI - Preludio N.9

♦ Pequeña Canción, Publicaciones Musicales Tempo, Buenos Aires, 1963 (low resolution)

♦ 6 Instantaneas, Ricordi S.A.E.C, Buenos Aires, 1966 (low resolution)

♦ Poema, Ricordi S.A.E.C, Buenos Aires, 1966 (low resolution)

♦ Panorama, Ricordi S.A.E.C, Buenos Aires, 1968 (low resolution)

Claude Debussy (1862-1918) / Mario Parodi

♦ Claro de Luna (de la "Suite Bergamasca"), transcripción para guitarra, Ricordi, Buenos Aires, 1950 (low resolution)

♦ 1ra Arabesca, transcripción para guitarra, manuscript (low resolution)

♦ Tres Composiciones: 1) Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum, 2) La Fille aux Cheveux de LIn, 3) The Little Shepherd, transcripción para guitarra, Ricordi, Buenos Aires, 1955 (low resolution)

Dante Ibarra / Mario Parodi

♦ Danielito (Triste), Publicaciones Musicales Tempo, Buenos Aires, 1963 (low resolution)

Carlos Pedrell (1878-1941) (Wikipedia)
♦ Danzas de las Tres Princesas Cautivas: I, Zoraida, Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires

♦ Danzas de las Tres Princesas Cautivas: II. Doña Mencia, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

♦ Danzas de las Tres Princesas Cautivas: III. Betsabé, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

♦ Impromptu, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Alfredo Pelati (?-1968) (Italian composer mandolinist)
♦ Frugolina per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XL n.10, Monticone editore, Torino, 1931

Mariano Peralta (Argentine guitarist. More info in Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)
Saul Salinas (1882-1921) (Todotango) / Mariano Peralta

♦ Corazon Partidos (Cueca), arreglo para guitarra y guitarra y canto, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

João Pernambuco (1883-1947) (wikipedia)

♦ Lagrima (Tango), Casa Bevilacqua, Rio de Janeiro, 1927 (with the courtesy of Edmar Fenicio, São Paulo, Brasil)

♦ Sons de carrilhões (Choro), A Guitarra de Prata, Rio de Janeiro, 1939 (with the courtesy of Edmar Fenicio, São Paulo, Brasil)

♦ Sons de carrilhões (Choro), d.e.m.o.s., Buenos Aires

Francesco Perone (Italian mandolinist)

♦ Maria-Polka, per mandolino e chitarra, included in IL CONCERTO n.88, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1900

Romano Pezzi (Italian guitarist)

♦ L'ultimo Canto Del menestrello (Notturno), included in IL CONCERTO n.68, A.Comellini, Bologna, 1899

Giorgio Pezzoli (1897-1958) (Italian guitarist and composer, was born and died in Bologna)

♦ Valzer, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano, published together with Mauro Giuliani ♦ Studio op.48 n.6 (low resolution)

♦ Improvviso, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano, published together with Wenceslaus Matiegka ♦ Minuetto (low resolution)

♦ Stornello, incluso nel supplemento alla rivista L'ARTE CHITARRISTICA n.24 1950, Bèrben, Modena (low resolution)
♦ La Taverna Nordica, manuscript (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Norma Lutzemberger, Trento, Italy)

♦ Il Vecchio Cuculo (Studio), manuscript (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Norma Lutzemberger, Trento, Italy)

♦ Leggenda Orientale, manuscript (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Norma Lutzemberger, Trento, Italy)

♦ Concerto Fantasioso, manuscript (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Norma Lutzemberger, Trento, Italy)

Diogo Piazza (Brazilian guitarist and composer) Photo (with the courtesy of Ronoel Simões and Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

♦ Heroica (Marcha), Biblioteca do violão de Attilio Bernardini, Edição Brasileira, São Paulo (low resolution)

Emanuele Pignocchi (1869-1954) (Italian guitarist and composer, was born and died in Bologna)

♦ Serenissima (Mazurka), included in Album n.2 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO August/1915, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Christoph Jäggin, Zürich, Switzerland)

Alejandro Polonini

♦ Doña Juanita - Potpourri de la Opereta de Franz von Suppé (1819-1895), Breyer Hermanos, Buenos Aires

Tomas Pomilio (1902-?) (Distinguido profesor de guitarra y critico musical argentino. Nació en Buenos Aires.... / Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

Cesar Franck (1822-1890) / Tomas Pomilio

♦ Lamento, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Felipe Boero (1884-1958) (Wikipedia) / Tomas Pomilio

♦ El Palito (Danza popular argentina), Ricordi Americana, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Antonio Ponzio (Italian guitarist in the late nineteenth century, was guitar teacher of the "Circolo Regina Margherita" in Florence)

♦ Siate felici ! (Mazurka), A & G. Carisch & C., Milano

♦ Bionda (Polka), A & G. Carisch & C., Milano

Pietro Mascagni (1863-1945) / Antonio Ponzio

♦ Ave Maria, per canto o mandolino e chitarra, Carisch & Jänichen, Milano

Domingo Prat (1886-1944) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ Zapateado (Zambra) por Ross, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires - sheet music belonged to Horacio Maspoli pupil of Domingo Prat since 1927. In the score are marked, with pencil, the indication of the teacher.

♦ Gran Jota (Variaciones), Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires - this sheet music is binded with the previous. Also there are marked the indication of the teacher and at the end the signature of Domingo Prat with a dedication to his pupil.

♦ Güeya (Variaciones), Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

♦ Andante en sonidos armonicos naturales, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires, 1924

♦ La Nueva Técnica de la Guitarra, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires, 1929

♦ Recuerdos de Saldungaray (Triste Argentino), Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires

♦ El Escondido (Danza Argentina), Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires

♦ La Firmeza (Danza Argentina), Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires

♦ El Palito (Danza Argentina), Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires

♦ Recuerdos de Santiago del Estero (Triste), Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires

♦ Bajo el Sauce (Milonga Criolla), Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires, 1958

♦ Diez composiciones, Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires, 1959

1. Jean Philippe Rameau - gavotta

2. Domenico Cimarosa - sonata

3. Blas de Laserna - tonadilla

4. Luigi Ricci - gondoliere

5. Anton Rubinstein - la nuit

6. Piotr Chaikovsky - mazurka

7. Domingo Prat - yaravi I

8. Domingo Prat - yaravi II

9. Domingo Prat - estilo n.2

10. Domingo Prat - estilo n.3

Barthélemy Trille Labarre (1758-1797) (ProQuest) / Domingo Prat
♦ Sonata op.8 n.11, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Fernando Sor (1778-1839) / Domingo Prat

♦ 30 Minuetos, Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires

Niccolò Paganini (1782-1840) / Domingo Prat
♦ Sonatina op.25 y Minueto, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Jose Viñas (1823-1888) / Domingo Prat

♦ Sueno (Reverie), Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Léo Delibes (1836-1891) (Wikipedia) / Domingo Prat

♦ Pizzicato, arreglado para guitarra, Romero Agromayor y C., Buenos Aires

Georges Bizet (1838-1875) (Wikipedia) / Domingo Prat

♦ Habanera (de la ópera "Carmen"), transcripción para guitarra, Ricordi S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires

Ricardo Yust (1862-1920) / Domingo Prat

♦ Tonadilla (La Maya Goyesca), transcripción para guitarra, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Rafael Mitjana (1869-1921) (Wikipedia) / Domingo Prat

♦ Seguidillas, transcripción para guitarra, Ricordi S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires

Zulimo Pratesi (Italian guitarist, mandolinist and conductor of a Estudiantina, in Florence in the early twentieth century)

♦ Sogni d'amore (Valzer) op.5, Manno Manni, Firenze

♦ Frugolina (Polka brillante) op.6, Manno Manni, Firenze

Friedrich Kuhlau (1786-1832) (Wikipedia) / Zulimo Pratesi

♦ Allegretto grazioso in do maggiore, trascrizione per chitarra dalla Sonatina op.55 n.3 per pianoforte, Manno Manni, Firenze

Pietro Mascagni (1863-1945) / Zulimo Pratesi

♦ L'Amico Fritz: Intermezzo, Maurri, Firenze

♦ Guglielmo Ratcliff: Intermezzo IV atto, Maurri, Firenze

Costas Proakis (1910-1968) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

Jean Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) / Costas Proakis

♦ Gavotte, Bèrben, Modena, 1960
Jean Philippe Rameau (1683-1764) / Costas Proakis

♦ Minuetto (Platée), Bèrben, Modena, 1957
Gioacchino Rossini (1792-1868) / Costas Proakis

♦ Preghiera dal "Mosè", Bèrben, Modena, 1957

Maximo Puente Arnao (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ Una Serenata en Venecia, Vizzari, Milano, 1906

♦ In Cerca dell'Ideale (Valzer), included in Album n.1 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO February/1907, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Strategia Amorosa (Marcia), included in Album n.1 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO December/1907, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ La Prediletta (Gavotta) & Grati Ricordi (Mazurka lenta), included in Album n.1 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO May/1908 & August/1909, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Brisas Campestres (Mazurka), included in Album n.6 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO March/1909, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Sonrisas (Mazurka), included in Album n.3 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1909, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Melancolía de la Hermosa (Fragmento de "Una Serenata en Venecia"), included in Album n.4 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano, 1914

♦ Ofrenda de Arte (Gavota), included in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1915, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Julia Puigdengolas (Argentine singer and guitarist, pupil of Adolfo Luna) Photo

Juan De Dios Filiberto (1885-1964) (Todo Tango) / Julia Puigdengolas

♦ Caminito (Canción Porteña), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (low resolution) (Carlos Gardel)

♦ Quejas de Bandoneon (Tango Sentimentale), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (low resolution) (La orquesta de Anibal Troilo)

♦ Comadre (Tango Canción), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (low resolution) (Olga Delgrossi)

Emilio Pujol (1886-1980) (Wikipedia)

♦ Ondinas (Estudio), Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires, 1921 (low resolution)

♦ El Abejorro, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano (low resolution)

♦ Omaggio a Chopin, nel supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1940 (low resolution)

Padre Giovanni Battista Martini (1706-1784) (Wikipedia) / Emilio Pujol

♦ Gavota de los Carneros, Biblioteca Fortea, Madrid (low resolution)

Pedro Quijano (1875-?) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
♦ El Gato Polkeao (Baile de dos), Celestino Fernandez, Buenos Aires

♦ Raza Perdida (Estilo Criollo), F.co Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

♦ Ecos de mi Pampa (Estilo Criollo), F.co Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

♦ El Arriveño (Estilo Criollo), Ignacio Iglesias, Buenos Aires

♦ El Boyero (Estilo Criollo), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

♦ Gato Correntino, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

Pedro Quijano / José A. Gómez (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ La Salteña (Zamacueca) para dos guitarras, Celestino Fernandez, Buenos Aires

Pedro Quijano / Adela Del Valle (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)

♦ La Salteña (Zamacueca), arreglo para guitarra por Adela Del Valle, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Benedetto Razzetti (1792-1892) (Italian guitarist and composer, was born in Torino. He published about 50 composition and transcriptions)

Gaetano Donizetti (1797-1848) / Benedetto Razzetti

♦ Anna Bolena: I Pezzi più favoriti di detta Opera, ridotti per chitarra sola, Magrini, Torino

Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) / Benedetto Razzetti

♦ La Traviata: I Pezzi più favoriti, ridotti per chitarra sola, Ricordi, Milano, 1857

Pedro Tomás Rebagliati

♦ Mi ñata (Zamba), para guitarra o canto y guitarra, Editorial Musical Americo A.Vivona, Buenos Aires, 1939 (low resolution)

Nicolaj Rechmensky (1893-1967)

♦ Etude, included in Collection of Pieces by Soviet Composers, Muzgiz (Gosudarstvennoye Muzykal'noye Izdatelstvo), Moskow/Leningrad, 1950 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Romance, included in Pieces by Soviet Composers, Muzgiz (Gosudarstvennoye Muzykal'noye Izdatelstvo), Moskow, 1954 (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany)

♦ Serenata for 2 guitars, included in Album for Youth. Vol.2 by Natalia Ivanova-Kramskaya, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1986

Ezio Redeghieri (Italian composer, lived in Bruxelles)

♦ Une poignée de main (Valse melodique), included in Album n.1 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO September/1907, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

♦ Fantasia spagnola, per mandolino e chitarra, included in the magazine IL PLETTRO December/1913, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano

Max Reger (1873-1916) (Wikipedia)

♦ Maria Wiegenlied, German Christmas song for solo vocals and piano, arranged for guitar, published in the magazine GENDAI GUITAR n.5 1974 (with the courtesy of Edmar Fenicio, São Paulo, Brasil) (low resolution)

see also the original edition (IMSLP Biblioteca Musicale Petrucci)

Giulio Regondi (1823-1872) (Wikipedia)

♦ Notturno op.19, supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1937

♦ Allegro cantabile, supplemento alla rivista LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1938

Carlo Reineri (1884-1943) (Italian guitarist, was born and died in Turin) Photo published in the magazine IL PLETTRO November/1914

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) / Carlo Reineri

♦ Adagio e Minuetto dalla IV Sonata in Do magg. per flauto e clavicembalo, trascrizione per flauto e chitarra, manuscript (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) / Carlo Reineri

♦ Marche Turque per 2 chitarre, manuscript (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) / Carlo Reineri
♦ Madama Butterfly: Un bel dì vedremo, riduzione per canto e chitarra, manuscript (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Ignacio Fernández Esperón (1894-1968) / Carlo Reineri

♦ La Borracita, trascrizione per chitarra, manuscript (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia) (low resolution)

Dilermando Reis (1916-1977) (e-biografias.net)

♦ Yá (Valsa-lenta), 1a edição, A' Guitarra de Prata, Rio de Janeiro (with the courtesy of Edmar Fenicio, São Paulo, Brasil) (low resolution)

♦ Ana Cristina (Valsa Serenata), Edição do Autor, Rio de Janeiro, 1955 (low resolution)

Domingo Domiciano Rey Rosso (1886-?) (Guitarrista y compositor, nació en la población de Monte, Buenos Aires.... / Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)

♦ La Querencia (Ranchera), Diego Gracia y C., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Ofrenda (Vals), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Gustavo Ribeiro (1896-1951) (Brasilian teacher and guitarist) Photo
♦ Deslisando (Etudo op.20), published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de outubro 1929 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

Romolo Ricci (Italian mandolinist, lived in Rome during the first half of the XXth century)
♦ Raggi di sole (Valzer) per mandolino, mandola ad lib. e chitarra, n.23 de IL MANDOLINO ROMANO, Roma, 1908

Mario Rigacci (Italian guitarist) L'Arte Chitarristica n.29 / Rigacci in Siena 1951
♦ Studio quasi un'improvvisazione, supplemento alla rivista L'ARTE CHITARRISTICA n.27 1951, Bèrben, Modena (low resolution)

Carmelo Rizzuti (1889-?) (Guitarrista y compositor, nació en Buenos Aires.... / Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934) Photo

♦ Blanquita, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Tio José (Milonga), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Plegaria Gaucha (Romanza), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Don Felipe (Milonga Tangueada), para una o dos guitarras, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Argentina (Ranchera), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Viva Olbeda (Jota), manuscript (low resolution)

Josefina Robledo (1897-1972) Enciclopedia de la Guitarra & Wikipedia

Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) / Josefina Robledo

♦ Romanza n.12, transcripcion para guitarra, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) / Josefina Robledo

♦ Marcha Funebre, transcripcion para guitarra, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Luisa Martegani de Roca (1901-?) (Guitarist and composer, was born in Buenos Aires)

Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) / Luisa M de Roca
♦ Vals, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Manuel Rodriguez
♦ Nostalgia (Preludio), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Elba Rodriguez Arenas (Mario Rodriguez Arenas daughter) Photo
♦ De Tardecita (Estilo Criollo), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Mario Rodriguez Arenas (1879-1949) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) Photo

♦ En el Campo (Estilo Criollo), arreglado para guitarra, Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires
♦ Tres Arroyos (Estilo Criollo), Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires
♦ Noche Serena (Estilo Criollo), F.Nuñez y Cia, Buenos Aires

♦ Amor Campero (Estilo), F.Nuñez y Cia, Buenos Aires

♦ La Tranquera (Estilo Criollo), F.Nuñez y Cia, Buenos Aires

♦ El Fogón (Estilo Criollo), F.Nuñez y Cia, Buenos Aires

♦ El Cimarron (Estilo Criollo), F.Nuñez y Cia, Buenos Aires

♦ Recordandote (Triste), Ignacio Iglesias Editor, Buenos Aires
♦ Al Caer la Tarde (Estilo criollo), Ignacio Iglesias Editor, Buenos Aires
♦ Mi Rancho (Estilo Criollo), Ignacio Iglesias, Buenos Aires

♦ Milonga (Aires Populares op.1), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

♦ Vidalita (Aire Criollo) arreglado para chitarra y canto, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

♦ El Gato (Baile Popular Argentino) Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

♦ Horas de Ensueño (Cueca) Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

♦ Rumbeando pa la querencia Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires

Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) / Mario Rodriguez Arenas

♦ Confidence (Romanza), G.Neumann, Buenos Aires
♦ Cancion de Primavera, G.Neumann, Buenos Aires

♦ Gondolera Veneciana op.30 n.6, Ricordi Americana S.A.E.C., Buenos Aires, 1955

Robert Schumann (1810-1856) / Mario Rodriguez Arenas

♦ Nocturno op.23 n.4, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires

Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904) / Mario Rodriguez Arenas

♦ Humoreske op.101 n.7, G.Neumann, Buenos Aires

Rodolfo Falvo (1873-1937) (Wikipedia) / Mario Rodriguez Arenas

♦ Uocchie c'arragiunate (Canzonetta napolitana), F.co Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

Vicente Greco (1888-1924) (Todo Tango) / Mario Rodriguez Arenas

♦ El Flete, F.co Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Con Conrad (1891-1938) (Todo Tango) / Mario Rodriguez Arenas

♦ La Canción del Ukelele (Fox Trot-Canción), Union Editorial Sud Americana, Buenos Aires

José Martinez (1890-1939) (Todo Tango) / Mario Rodriguez Arenas

♦ El Pensamiento, F.co Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

♦ Canaro (Tango Milonga), F.co Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Marcelo Tupynambá [Tupinambá] (1889-1953) / Mario Rodriguez Arenas (...Marcelo Tupynambá: Born in 1889, March 5, and died in 1953, July 4, both in a city called Tietê in the state of São Paulo. His true name was Fernando Álvarez Lobo. About the piece "Que Sodade" he has a partner, probably the author of the words: Arlindo Leal. Instead of "maxixe" the genre of the piece is called "cena sertaneja", something like country scene. The date of the composition is not know. These data came from "Enciclopédia da música brasileira" published by Art Editora Ltda. in 1977... / Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

♦ Que Sodade (Maxixe), G.Neumann, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Ricardo Luis Brignolo (1892-1954) (Todo Tango) / Mario Rodriguez Arenas

♦ Rulito, Editorial Musical Alfredo Perrotti, Buenos Aires (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Juan Bergamino (1875-1959) (Todo Tango) / Mario Rodriguez Arenas

♦ Joaquina (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires, 1947 (low resolution)

(see also the transcription by Domingo Prat in Tangos de la Guardia Vieja, Editions Orphée)

Adolfo R. Avilés (1898-1971) (Todo Tango) / Mario Rodriguez Arenas

♦ Cicatrices (Tango Canción), Union Editorial Sud Americana, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Rosita Melo (1897-1981) (www.rositamelo.com) / Mario Rodriguez Arenas

♦ Desde el Alma (Vals), Ediciones Musicales José Schneider, Buenos Aires (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Héctor J. Pons / Mario Rodriguez Arenas

♦ Una Tarde... tus Ojos Verdes (Zamba), Union Editorial Sud Americana, Buenos Aires

J.V. Casalins / Mario Rodriguez Arenas

♦ Atalaya (Tango), Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires

Juan Angel Rodriguez Vega (1885-1942) (Guitarist and composer, born in Luján, province of Buenos Aires, dead in Juiz de Fora, Brasil)
♦ Gota de Agua (Chacarera Santiaguena op.18), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires
♦ Coral del Norte (Zamba Chilena n.1 op.29), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (Audio performed by Dilermando Reis at Violão con Fabio Zanon)
♦ Juego de cuerdas (Estudio matinal) op.210, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de abril 1929 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)
♦ Ronda Paulista op.213, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de maio-junho 1929 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)
♦ Las Furnas de Tijuca (Preludio op.212), published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de julho 1929 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)
♦ Boquet de Salon, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de novembro-dezembro 1929 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)
♦ Rayos de luar op.97, published in the Brazilian magazine A VOZ DO VIOLÃO de fevereiro 1931 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

Pedro de Alcantara (1866-1929) (Dicionário de Musica Popular Brasileira) / Juan A. Rodriguez Vega
♦ Choro e Poesia (Danza nativa Brasileira), published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de outubro 1929 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)
Ernesto Nazareth (1863-1934) (Enciclopedia de Musica Brasileira) / Juan A. Rodriguez Vega
♦ Espalhafatoso, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO agosto-setembro 1929 (with the courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)

Antonio Romero (1893-?) (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934)
♦ Preludio n,1, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1967 (low resolution)

Juventino Rosas (1868-1894) (Wikipedia)
♦ Sopra le Onde (Sobre las Olas), Valzer, riduzione di Edoardo Daniele per 2 mandolini e chitarra, published in the magazine ESTUDIANTINA, Casa editrice Abramo Allione, Torino

Original edition for piano in the International Music Score Library Project

Sobra las Olas in Youtube

Oscar Rosati (1913-1978) (Blogspot by Victor Estrada)
♦ Aracy (Galopa), Propriedad del Autor, Comodoro Rivadavia, 1952 (low resolution)

♦ El Donosito (Gato), Propriedad del Autor, Comodoro Rivadavia, 1952 (low resolution)

♦ Juvenil n.1 (Obras elementales), Propiedad del Autor, Comodoro Rivadavia, 1955 (low resolution)

♦ Choros n.5, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Vals Peruano n.4, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ Arpa Guarani (Cancion Litoraleña), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

♦ A mi madre (Romanza), para una o dos guitarras, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (the 2nd guitar is missing) (low resolution)

the complete edition for two guitars and more compositions by Oscar Rosati are edited and available in the Blogspot by Victor Estrada: Partituras

♦ Duos para guitarra, para dos guitarras, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)

Geza [Giovanni] Rostagni (1888-1969) (Italian guitarist and composer)

♦ Scène de Ballette op.61 n.11 & Sonatina op.59 n.9, included in the musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund Nr.3-4/1957, Munchen (low resolution)

Vittorio Rovetta (1809-?) (Italian guitarist and guitar maker in Bergamo)

♦ Fantasia manuscript of the guitarist Giulio Vio (1860-1946) that lived in Bergamo as railway official (with the courtesy of Mrs. Renata Gianinetto, Torino, Italia)

Emidio Ruspini (Italian guitarist of Bergamo, lived at the end of the XIXth century. He died at 92 years)
♦ Fenesta che lucivi e mò non luci, Neapolitan song, attributed to the painter Salvator Rosa 1615-1673, arranged by Emidio Ruspini, included in Album n.1 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, and in the magazine IL PLETTRO October/1927, Alessandro Vizzari, Milano (this song is attributed also to the composer Guglielmo Cottrau 1797-1847)

Russian guitar publications
♦ PIECES BY RUSSIAN COMPOSERS 7 string guitar, Muzgiz, Moskwa, 1955

1. Glinka Mikhail (1804-1857). Mazurka. Arrangement for seven-stringed guitar R. Meleshko

2. Tchaikovsky Piotr (1840-1893). March of the wooden soldiers. Arrangement R. Meleshko

3. Tchaikovsky Piotr (1840-1893). Dance of the swans from the ballet "Swan Lake". Arrangement V. Engelov

4. Ippolitov-Ivanov Mikhail (1859-1935). Romancero. Arrangement R. Meleshko

♦ MUSIC OD AMERICAN PEOPLES for 6 string guitar, Muzgiz, Moskwa, 1956

1. Chilean Serenade. Adaptation by N. Labastil

2. Mexican song "The Little Bench". Adaptation by A. Fridental

3. Uruguayan song "If you fell in love". Adaptation by A. Fridental

Arrangement for six-string guitar E. Rusanov [Eugene Rusanov (1911-1967]

♦ WORKS BY SOVIET COMPOSERS, vol.1 for 6 string guitar, Muzyka, Moskwa. 1971

    1. Murzin V. - Gem-Stone
    2. Murzin V. - Over The River
    3. Ivanov-Kramskoi Aleksandre - Sad Vals
    4. Trushkin A. - Piece On A Russian Folk Theme
    5. Trushkin A. - Winning
    6. Larichev Evgeny - Two Pieces: Berceuse, Russian Dance
    7. Larichev Evgeny - Variations On Folk Theme 'When I Serve The Postal Service As A Coachman'
    8. Bolotov A. - Mood
    9. Slavskij Vladimir - Meditation
   10. Kuzukov V. - Humoresque
   11. Kuzukov V. - Elegy
   12. Kuzukov V. - Prelude
   13. Kuzukov V. - Marching
   14. Panin Piotr - Rustling Of The Forest
   15. Panin Piotr - Mirage
   16. Panin Piotr - Bee Hive
   17 Artyomov Vyacheslav. - Four Preludes
   18. Gubajdulina Sofia - Tokkata
   19. Gubajdulina Sofia - Serenade
   20. Verbitzkij L. - Slow Waltz (Trascr. V.Slavskij)
   21. Kuznetsov A. - Flower Of The South (Tango)
   22. Ojakjaer V. - Samba (Trascr. V.Slavskij)
   23. Larichev Evgeny - Etude a-Moll
   24. Larichev Evgeny - Etude e-Mail

Editor Artyomov Vyacheslav

♦ WORKS BY SOVIET COMPOSERS, vol.1 for 6 string guitar, Muzyka, Moskwa, 1985

1. Shostakovitch Dimitri. Variation on a Theme of Glinka (trascr. Yu.Naimushin)

2. Shebalin Vissarion. Sonatina

3. Shedrin R.. Girlish Round Dance (trascr. E.Larichev)

4. Rakov Nikolaj. In The Moonlight (from The Cycle «Silhouettes») (Trascr. Yu.Naimushin)

5. Shishakov Yu.. Dance Suite (Gavotte, Waltz, Tango, Polonaise)

6. Zakharov E.. Sonatina n.3

7. Ivanov-Kramskoj Aleksandr. Sad Mood

8. Makarova Nina. Romance (trascr. Yu.Naimushin)

9. Adler E.. Lullaby

10. Naimushin Yu.. Dance

11. Smirnova Tatiana. Etude-Piece on a Russian Folk Theme (from 60 Etudes on Russian Folk Themes for Piano Op.13, 1972)

12. Panin Piotr. In The Steppes of Mongolia

Editor Yu.Naimushin, revision Evgeny Larichev

♦ CHAMPAGNE BUBBLES (POPULAR TANGOS for 6 string guitar, Sovetskii Kompozitor, 1991

1. Isaak Osipovič Dunaevskij - “So many nice girls (from the movie "Funny boys”)

2. Arno Babajanyan – Your footprints (popular song)

3. Yu. Boguslavskii - Nightingale tango

4. Konstantin Listov – A chair in the park

5. Vladimir Sidorov - Secret

6. Valentin Kruchinin - Southern sky

7. A. Trilling - Over the bay

8. Oscar Strock - Moon rhapsody

9. Leo Tauts – Argentine tango

10. E. Carrara (?) - Abandonado

11. Franco Alfano (???) - [Adios] muchachos

12. Angel Villoldo - Argentine tango [El choclo]

13. Jacob Gade - Gipsy tango [Jalousie]

14. Anonymous author – Espuma de champagne (Champagne bubbles) [by José Lucchesi ?]

15. M. Colen (?). Tango (from the