Miguel Ablňniz (1917) is a guitarist and composer born in Cairo (according to other sources, he was in fact Greek, his name being Michele Ablonitis), but naturalized Italian. He lived for many years in the centre of Milan. Among his students there are several great Italian soloist as Aldo Minella, an also pop musician as Riccardo Zappa.
Among his works and transcriptions for guitar (almost all published in the catalogue of Bčrben Edition, some were previously issued by Metron of Milan) are worth to mention the "Tanguillo" and Recuerdo Pampeano, (which is the first of Tres Ritmos Sudamericanos).
Main works of Miguel Ablóniz
2 Ricercari Moderni (Ricordi), 2 Sambas (Bčrben), 4 Preludi (Ricordi), An Incorrigibile Dreamer (Bossa Nova) (Bčrben), Back From Pernambuco (Bossa Nova) (Bčrben), Bailecito (Armonia), Brazilian Games (Bčrben), Brazilian Ragtime (Bčrben), Bulería Gitana (Ricordi), Capriccio Flamenco (sul tema "El Vito") (Bčrben), Capriccio N.3 (1954 - Armonia), Chôrinho (1959 - Ricordi), Chôro no.1 e 2 (Metron), Cowboy Melody (based on "Colorado Trail") (Ricordi), Due capricci (Bčrben), Giga (Ricordi), Guitar Chôro (Bčrben), Guitar Serenade (1959 - Ricordi), Improvvisazione (Omaggio a Villa-Lobos) (1955 - Ricordi), Malagueńa (Capriccio) (Bčrben), Moods (Jazz in Bossa Nova) (Bčrben), Multiple Thinking (Bčrben), Partita in Mi (Ricordi), Polo (Ricordi), Prelude & Guitar Bossa (Bčrben), Quattro Bagatelle (Bčrben), Romantic Bossa (Bossa Nova) (Bčrben), Sequential (Bčrben), Tango Andaluz (Ricordi), Tanguillo (Bčrben), Tarantella Burlesca & Bossa Nova (Bčrben), Tres Gitanerías (1960 - Ricordi), Tres Ritmos Sudamericanos (Bčrben), Valsette e Marcetta (Ricordi), You And Me (Waltz & Samba) (Bčrben)