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by A.Nagytothy-Toth Biblioteca della chitarra e del mandolino
Nikolai
Aleksandrov
Marino
Antonelli
Ludwig van Beethoven/Biagi
Ludwig van Beethoven/Jansen
Ludwig van Beethoven/Slavskij
Dino Berruti
Alexander Borodin
Jacques
Breguet
Fioravante
Brugni
Francisco Canaro
Matteo Carcassi
Raoul Chassain
Camillo
Consorti
Vittorio
Corezzola
Alfred Cottin
Pedro Datta
Teresa De
Rogatis
Benedetto
Di Ponio
Anton Dvorak
Giuseppe
Farrauto
Abel Fleury
Salvatore Galea Abela
Severino Garcia Fortea
Henry Ghys
Mario J. Godoy
Manuel
Gonzalez-Nieto
Enrique Granados/Leloup
Vicente Greco/Sinópoli
Edvard Grieg/Sagreras
Eduardo
Lorenzo Hornos
Salomon Jadassohn
William J.
Kitchener
Luigi
Legnani
Carlo
Lissoni
Jean Baptiste Lully
Franco
Magnoni
Margherita Mancinelli
Julio Martinez Oyanguren
Felix
Mendelssohn/Baltar
Felix Mendelssohn/Llobet
Erick Meyer-Helmund
José Mocciola
Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart
Achille Nava
George B. Nevin
Ernesto D.
Otamendi
Giacomo
Puccini
Pedro
Quijano
Josefina
Robledo
Oscar Rosati
Gaspar Sagreras
Antonio
Scatasso
Ana Schneider
de Cabrera
Robert Schumann/Biagi
Joseph
Sgallari
Luis de Soria
Victor A.
Stigliano
Pasquale
Taraffo
Ambroise Thomas
Enrico
Toselli
Henry Tucker
Giuseppe Verdi/Nava
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You must have Acrobat Reader to view the files. If you receive an error please get the latest version of Acrobat Reader 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, 1925 Dionisio Aguado (1784-1849) ♦ Minuetto, included in Album n.6 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO December/1934
Juan
Alais
(1844-1914)
(Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra)
♦ La Mendozina (Zamacueca) op.41,
Ignacio Iglesias Editor, Buenos Aires ♦ El Tambor de Palermo (Gran Vals) op.84, Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires ♦ Marcelo (Estilo Criollo) op.88, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library
Bautista
Almiron
(1879-1932) (Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra)
Enrico
Aloisi (Italian
guitarist, lived at the end of the XIXth century) See also Estelle (Mazurka) and Sulle rive del Tago (Mazurka) at the Music Library of Sweden Giuseppe Anelli (1873-1926) (Il Piemonte e la Musica 1800-1984 by Guglielmo Berutto) ♦ Teresina (Polka) for two mandolins and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno VII n.3, Monticone editore, Torino, 1898 (reprint 1921) ♦ Sguardi Languidi (Valzer Hésitation) for mandolin orchestra, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno XXXII n.4, Monticone editore, Torino, 1923 ♦ Preludiando (Minuetto) C. Notari, Luchsingen, published in the magazine MANDOLINISMO N.54/1924
Maria Luisa
Anido
(1907-1996) (Clara
Campese webpage) 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)
Anonimo Marino Antonelli (Italian mandolinist and guitarist) ♦ Mignonne (Valzer), per mandolino e chitarra, IL CONCERTO n.516, A.Comellini e C., Bologna, 1916 Quirino Baez Allende (1896-1963) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra)
riproduzioni concesse da (reproductions authorized by) Arquitecta
Leticia Baez, Asunción, Paraguay ♦ 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 Ugo Baldini (1878-?) (Italian guitar-maker, was born in Faenza)
♦
Settecento (Minuetto),
per due chitarre, supplemento alla rivista L'ARTE CHITARRISTICA n.62 1957, Bèrben, Modena 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 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 courtesy of Ivan Paschoito) ♦ A luminosa sentença do Juiz, published in the Brazilian magazine A VOZ DO VIOLÃO de janeiro 1931 (with courtesy of Ivan Paschoito) Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) / Alberto Baltar ♦ Romance sem palavras op.38 n.3, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de dezembro 1928 (with courtesy of Ivan Paschoito) Piotr Ilyich Tschaikowski (1840-1893) / Alberto Baltar ♦ Canção Triste, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de março 1929 (with courtesy of Ivan Paschoito) Moritz Moszkowski (1854-1925) / Alberto Baltar ♦ Romance sem palavras op.77 n.3, published in the Brazilian magazine O VIOLÃO de janeiro 1929 (with courtesy of Ivan Paschoito) Mario Barbieri (1888-1968) (Italian composer and conductor, born in Neaples)
♦
Due preludi "da La Serra" (Mysotis
alpestris, Viola del pensiero gigante),
supplemento alla rivista L'ARTE CHITARRISTICA n.63 1957, Bèrben, Modena
Agustin
Barrios
(1885-1944) ♦ Luz Mala, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires 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) 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 .../ Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)
♦ Magoas
(Valsa), Biblioteca do violão de Attilio Bernardini, São Paulo (republished
by Irmãos Vitale,
São Paulo, owner of the copyright) Dino Berruti (1893-1947) (Italian guitarist and composer, was born in Casale Monferrato, near Alessandria, Piemonte region) ♦ Nella (Mazurka), G.Gori, Torino ♦ Magda (Mazurka), G.Gori, Torino
Costantino
Bertucci
(1841-1931)
(Italian mandolinist and composer, was born and died in Rome) Manlio Biagi (1896-1942) (Italian guitarist and, 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
♦ 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 more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library 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, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO July/1912 The work was awarded at the competition of the IL PLETTRO in 1912 (results published in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1912) C. Bono
Angel Gregorio Villoldo (1861-1919)
(Todotango)
/ C. Bono Ugo Bottacchiari (1879-1944) (Italian mandolinist and guitarist) ♦ Amore ed Arte (Waltzer) for mandolin, included in IL CONCERTO Anno V n.7, A.Comellini e C., 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, Vizzari, Milano, published in the magazine IL PLETTRO N.6/1924 Luigi Bracco (Italian mandolinist and guitarist) Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) / Luigi Bracco ♦ Minuetto (dalla Sonata op.49 n.2) - parte I per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, Vizzari, Milano, published in the magazine IL PLETTRO N.6/1911 ♦ Minuetto (dalla Sonata op.49 n.2) - parte II per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, Vizzari, Milano, published in the magazine IL PLETTRO N.7/1911 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 MANDOLINISTA ITALIANO N.160, A Monzino & Figli editori, Milano, 1922 Jacques Breguet (Organist, guitarist and composer, was born in Beauvais near Paris from Swiss parents resident in France)
♦
Suite (Omaggio ai liutisti italiani),
per due chitarre, supplemento alla rivista L'ARTE CHITARRISTICA n.66 1957, Bèrben, Modena
(low resolution) 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 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) Francisco Calleja (1891-1950) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) Alexander Borodin (1833-1887) / Francisco Calleja ♦ Serenata, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) 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 Matteo Carcassi (1792-1853) ♦ Valzer facile, included in Album n.6 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO January/1914 ♦ Marcia militare, included in Album n.6 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO October/1930 ♦ Andantino, included in Album n.1 - Quarta Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO September/1926 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 ♦ Madrigale per chitarra, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno IX, Monticone editore, Torino, 1900 (reprint 1923) ♦ 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 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 Vincenzo Bellini (1801-1835) / Ermenegildo Carosio ♦ Introduzione dall'opera "Norma" per mandolini, mandole e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1903 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 Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) / Ermenegildo Carosio ♦ "Addio del Passato" dalla Traviata riduzione per mandolino, included in MANDOLINISTA ITALIANO N.160, A Monzino & Figli editori, Milano, 1922 Amedeo Amedei (1866-1935) (Italian composer of operettas) / Ermenegildo Carosio ♦ Il Solletico (Ghiri Ghiri) dall'operetta "Favola della Principessa" per mandolino, mandola e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, 1912 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, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO December/1914
Ulises J.
Cassinelli
(Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas,
Romero y Fernandez, 1934) ♦ Mi Paloma (Vidalita), Gornatti Hnos., Buenos Aires, 1937 ♦ Muñequita (Gavotta), Gornatti Hnos., Buenos Aires ♦ El Paria (Estilo Sentimental), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires ♦ Cielito (Vals), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1945 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 ♦ Entre Amigos (Tango), Diego Gracia y Cía., Buenos Aires (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina) Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) / Nicodemo Casuscelli ♦ Vals Op.69 N.1 (Póstuma), transcripción para guitarra, Antigua casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires
Guillermo
Cesanelli
(1914-1979)
(Proyecto
de declaracion de la honorable camara de diputadosde la Provncia de Buenos
Aires)
Pedro
Charpentier
(1888-?)
(Domingo Prat, Diccionario
de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934) 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, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO November/1913 (low resolution) riproduzione concessa da (reproduction authorized by) Carisch, Gruppo Monzino, Milano, Italia ♦ Birichina (Polka) C. Notari, Luchsingen, published in the magazine MANDOLINISMO N.126/1927 (low resolution) ♦ Onde armoniose, included in Album n.2 - Quarta Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1934 (low resolution) riproduzione concessa da (reproduction authorized by) Carisch, Gruppo Monzino, Milano, Italia ♦ Amor trionfa (Marcia two step), included in Album n.6 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO December/1934 (low resolution) riproduzione concessa da (reproduction authorized by) Carisch, Gruppo Monzino, Milano, Italia Eduard van Malderen / Carmelo Coletta ♦ Le Tango du Rêve for mandolin orchestra, C. Notari, Luchsingen, published in the magazine MANDOLINISMO N.136/1928 (Tango du Rêve played by Wladimir Seliski and his Salon Orchestra) more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library
Camillo
Consorti
(Italian composer of the
late nineteenth century) ♦ La Cavalleria di Foggia (Marcia militare), per mandolino o violino e chitarra, E.Perino, Roma
Segundo
Contreras
(1881-1951)
(Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra) 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, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO August/1928 Vittorio Corezzola (Italian guitarist and mandolinist) ♦ Sorpresa (Mazurka) included in Album n.2 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano ♦ Arnaldo (Minuetto) included in Album n.3 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO Oct/1912 ♦ Primi albori (Polka) included in Album n.3 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO Jan/1912
Melchior
Cortez
(1882-?)
(Domingo Prat, Diccionario
de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934) ♦ Marche Louis XVI, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires, 1928 (with courtesy of Ivan Paschoito, São Paulo, Brasil)
Alfred
Cottin
(1863-1923)
(Classicalguitar.nl) more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library
Saverio
Cucci
(1889-?)
(Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra) ♦ Flores Silvestres (Vals), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1939 Luigi Dall'Argine (1875-1950) (Italian composer of operettas) ♦ Barcarola del Marinaro dall'operetta "Dall'Ago al Milione" per canto o mandolino e chitarra, IL MANDOLINISTA, G.Gori, Torino, ca.1906 (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) ♦ Serenata del Torero dall'operetta "Dall'Ago al Milione" riduzione per chitarra di Edoardo Daniele, IL CHITARRISTA, 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) 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
Paolo
De Cupis
(Italian
mandolinist,
lived in Rome during the first half of the XXth century)
Adela
Del Valle
(1897-?)
(Enciclopedia de la
Guitarra)
Juan Mas / Adela Del Valle 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) 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, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1912 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, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO May/1910 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, Vizzari, Milano, 1920 (low resolution) riproduzione concessa da (reproduction authorized by) Carisch, Gruppo Monzino, Milano, Italia 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 Arcangelo Dinaro (Italian guitarist-composer, physician surgeon, native of Sardinia) ♦ 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 N.5/1923 ♦ Tarantella Op.1, included in Album n.1 - Quarta Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1926 (low resolution) riproduzione concessa da (reproduction authorized by) Carisch, Gruppo Monzino, Milano, Italia ♦ Ronda Cinese Op.6, Vizzari, Milano, 1940, published in the magazine IL PLETTRO N.4/1941 (low resolution) riproduzione concessa da (reproduction authorized by) Carisch, Gruppo Monzino, Milano, Italia more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library Antonio Dominici (1872-1934) (...Italian guitarist and composer born in Palermo, moved around 1900 to Russia, where he was active at the court of the Zar Nikolaus II. Under the influence of Dominici, which gave concerts on the 6 strings classical guitar, several Russian guitarists who played on the 7 stings guitar adopted the 6 strings instrument. At the outbreak of the Russian revolution, Dominici returned to its homeland and began to give concerts and teach... / Jozef Powrozniak, Gitarren-Lexicon, Verlag Neue Musik, 1979-80)
♦ Triste Ricordo (melodia),
Edizione dell'Autore,1928 Spiro Drongitis (Greek guitarist and composer. A lawyer in 1911 lived in Athens) ♦ Ultime Lagrime (Romanza) included in Album n.3 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO Aug/1911 Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) / Spiro Drongitis ♦ Aria di primavera, included in Album n.5 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO March/1913
Pablo
Escobar
(1900-?) (Domingo
Prat, Diccionario
de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934) Juan Pedro Esnaola (1808-1878) ♦ Dos Valses, Asociación Guitarristica Argentina, Buenos Aires, 1935 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, Vizzari, Milano, published in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1924 Giuseppe Farrauto (Italian guitarist-composer, was born in Palermo) ♦ Leggenda Cinese, supplemento de IL CHITARRISTA n.1, Messina, 1950 (with the courtesy of Maestro Umberto Incutti, Roma, Italia) (low resolution) (review of this piece 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, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO August/1914 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, Vizzari, Milano ♦ Marcia Militare, included in Album n.6 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO July/1914 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, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO Jan/1913 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, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO Aug/1912 Josep Ferrer (1835-1916) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) ♦ La Ausencia (Andante sentimentale) op.61, included in Album n.4 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1914 more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library 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 Abel Fleury (1903-1955) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) ♦ El Cuando (Baile santiagueño) Celestino Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)
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 ♦ 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 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, Monticone editore, Torino, 1892 (reprint 1913) ♦ Preludio in Do minore, included in Album n.6 - Terza Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO December/1934
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) 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 (Italian mandolinist-guitarist) ♦ 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 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)
Severino
Garcia Fortea
(?-1931)
(Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra) more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library
Carlos
Garcia Tolsa
(1858-1905)
(Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra) ♦ from the book "Seleccion de 15 Obras", Celestino Fernandez, Buenos Aires (version de Mario Rodriguez Arenas):
1. Enriqueta
(Habanera) (1/2 guitars)
8.
Lejos de Ti (Vals) 11a. Pienso en Ti (Tanda de Valses) - Introd., Vals n.1, Vals n.2 11b. Pienso en Ti (Tanda de Valses) - Vals n.3, Vals n.4, Coda
Lisanella
Gentili (Italian
guitarist) more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library
Antonio
Giacomino
(Violão
con Fabio Zanon) Andrea Gilardenghi (?-1925) (Italian guitarist and composer) ♦ Dopo Mezzanotte (Polka) for two mandolins and guitar , included in LIRA MANDOLINISTICA, Morutto editore, Torino 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, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO Aug/1912
♦
Studio op.48 n.6, Monzino & Garlandini,
Milano, published
together with Giorgio
Pezzoli ♦ Valzer
(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) Ramon Gomez Cruz ♦ Danza Exotica Antigua Casa Nuñez, 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 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 sung 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) Ramon Gutierrez-Parada (1874-?) (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934) ♦ Flores de España (PassoDoppio) included in Album n.2 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO April/1913 ♦ Viva Aragon (Jota) included in Album n.3 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO October/1924 Eduardo Lorenzo Hornos ♦ Rastrojo (Estilo), A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires, 1954 (low resolution) ♦ Fogoncito Criollo (Zamba), A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Congoja (Estilo), A.Boccazzi, Buenos Aires (low resolution) IL CHITARRISTA (Italian guitar music journal published in Turin during the first years of the XXth century) 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 n.70, G.Gori, Torino (low resolution) A. Parrocchia ♦ La Sorgente del Po (La Sôrgis) canzone piemontese, riduzione per chitarra di R Cuconato ?, IL CHITARRISTA n.77, G.Gori, Torino Joseph Strauss (1827-1870) (Wikipedia) ♦ Mazurka e Polka dall'operetta "Primavera Scapigliata" [Frühlingsluft], riduzione per chitarra di ?, IL CHITARRISTA n.79, G.Gori, Torino Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) ♦ Frammento dalla Forza del Destino, riduzione per chitarra di ?, IL CHITARRISTA n.81, G.Gori, Torino G.Paganone ♦ Rondinella (Mazurka), IL CHITARRISTA n.129, G.Gori, Torino 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 ♦ 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 ♦ El Montaráz (Auras Argentinas n.15) para dos guitarras, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires ♦ Sonata n.1 (en Re Menor): I - Allegro, Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires ♦ Sonata n.1 (en Re Menor): II - Minuetto, Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires ♦ Sonata n.1 (en Re Menor): III - Allegretto, Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires ♦ El Ramillette (3 piezas faciles:Vals, Mazurka y Habanera), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires ♦ Milonga Popular, armonización P.A.Iparraguirre, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1938 more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library 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 Pedro Datta (1887-1934) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre ♦ El Aeroplano (Vals), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (El Aeroplano by Cuarteto Roberto Firpo) Kepler Lais (1894-1940) (Euskomedia) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre ♦ La Cieguita (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (La Ciequita sung 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 (Felicia by orquesta Julio Pollero) Juan Bauer 'Firpito' (1897-1952) (Club de Tango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre ♦ No te Quiero Mas (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (low resolution) 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) Antonio Scatasso (1886-1956) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre ♦ Caferata (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, 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) (Todotango) Francisco Canaro (1888-1964) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre ♦ 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) Pedro Maffia (1899-1967) (Todotango) / Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre ♦ Noche de Reyes (Tango), Héctor N. Pirovano, Buenos Aires (Noche de Reyes sung by Carlos Gardel) (low resolution) 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)
Alexander
Ivanov-Kramskoi (1912-1973) (page at www.lute.ru) ♦ 7 Pieces for Young Guitarists, Muzgiz, Moskow, 1958 (low resolution) ♦ Etude - Valse - Dance - Preludio - Chant sans paroles, Muzgiz, Moskow, 1962 (low resolution) (with the courtesy of Rainer Stelle, Berlin, Germany) C.W.J. Jansen (Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934) Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) / C.W.J. Jansen ♦ Celebre Melodia, included in Album n.6 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO February/1915 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, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO September/1914 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 Carl Emil Paul Lincke (1866-1946) (German composer of operettas) / Anibal Ladrú ♦ Gavota, transcripta para dos Guitarras, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library
Pedro
Larrandart (Guitarrista y compositor contemporaneo... [1934]
/ Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez,
1934) ♦ Amorosamente (Canción) op.5, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1940 (low resolution) ♦ Lejanos Pagos (Pericón), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1941 (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) Luigi Legnani (1790-1877) (Naxos.com) ♦ Tema e variazioni (frammento dell'op29), included in Album n.4 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO July/1913 ♦ Capriccio op.20 n.4, included in Album n.1 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO January/1924 Hilarión Leloup (1876-1939) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) ♦ Aires Argentinos, Romero y Agromayor, Buenos Aires ♦ Colección de 8 obras muy fáciles, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires ♦ Marcha Real Española, 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
Edvard Grieg (1843-1907)
/ Hilarión
Leloup
Enrique Granados
(1867-1916)
/ Hilarión
Leloup
Angel N. Rocca
/ Hilarión
Leloup 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 more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library Carlo Lissoni (1881-1953) (Italian guitarist, mandolinist) Il Plettro Italiano Aprile 1953 ♦ Strimpellata notturna (Capriccio di concerto) 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, C. Notari, Luchsingen, published in the magazine MANDOLINISMO N.144/1928
Miguel
Llobet
(1878-1938) 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 ♦ Amor Maternal (Romanza sin Palabras Op.30 n.3) in the magazine LA GUITARRA N.6, 1926 published by Juan Carlos Anido
Edvard Grieg (1843-1907)
/ Miguel Llobet
Enrique Granados
(1867-1916)
/ Miguel Llobet
Joaquin
López y Flores
(1897-?) ♦ 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) more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library
Adolfo
Luna
(1889-1971) (Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra)
♦ Tranco a Tranco (Bailecito),
Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1940 (low
resolution)
♦ Parche
y Cantar (Carnavalito),
Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1949 (low
resolution)
♦ Scherzo n.1 (Tema Criollo),
Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low
resolution)
Vicente Forte
/ Adolfo
Luna
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) Pino Lupo (Italian guitarist and teacher in the fifties)
Waldteufel Émile (1837-1915)
(Wikipedia)
/ Pino Lupo
Cesare
Lutzemberger
(1918-2008)
(Storia
della chitarra - Just Classical Guitar) riproduzione concessa da (reproduction authorized by) Bèrben Edizioni Musicali - Ancona, Italia e dalla Sig.ra Norma Lutzemberger
Luis A.
Madormo ♦ Io Bailo el Gato con el Canto del Gaio (Gato), Propiedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1957 (low resolution) 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)
Margherita
Mancinelli
(1882-?)
(Chitarra in
Italia, K.Stopar, La Chitarra solista in Italia tra Ottocento e primo Novecento,
pagg. 6-7) ♦ Album per la Gioventù Op.68, trascrizione per chitarra di Margherita Mancinelli, Edizione dell'Autrice,1929 -- 12. Il garzone Ruperto. (L'orco) per 2 chitarre -- 27. Canzoncina in forma di canone per 2 chitarre -- 32. Sheherazade - 33. Vendemmia, tempo giocondo! - 34. Tema - 35. Mignon -- 36. La Canzone dei marinai italiani - 37. Canto marinaresco - 38. L'Inverno - 39. *** -- 40. Piccola Fuga per 2 chitarre -- 41. Canzone settentrionale - 42. Corale figurato - 43. Canzone per la notte di S.Silvestro
Teodoro
Marin
(1900-?)
(Suplemento 2011 de la Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) ♦ Adoracion (Vals), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1955 (low resolution)
Juan Carlos
Martinez
(Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas,
Romero y Fernandez, 1934) ♦ Mi Capitan (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)
Julio
Martinez
Oyanguren
(1901-1973)
(Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) Jules Massenet (1842-1912) / Julio Martinez Oyanguren ♦ Elegie, Vicente Tatay & Co., New York, 1938 (low resolution) 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 (low resolution) 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, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL
PLETTRO April/1928
(low resolution) Angelo Mazzola (1887-1974) (Italian guitarist, was born and died in Bergamo) ♦ Movenze Voluttuose (Valzer lento) per mandolino e chitarra, Vizzari, Milano, published in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1924 (low resolution) riproduzione concessa da (reproduction authorized by) Carisch, Gruppo Monzino, Milano, Italia
Teófilo
Morales
Angel Gregorio Villoldo (1861-1919)
(Todotango)
/ Teófilo
Morales
Justo
Tomas
Morales
(1877-1953)
(J.T.Morales:
"Una Guitarra en la memoria del tiempo" por Héctor García Morales) ♦ 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) -/- Pavana de Tarrega: score video performed by David Russell ♦ Estudio-tremolo, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1937 (low resolution) ♦ Preludio-Capricho, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1938 ♦ 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)
♦ Preludiando,
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) Armanno Morlacchi (1872-1941) (Italian guitarist and mandolinist. His arrangements was published by Ricordi in the first years of the 20th century)
Luigi Denza (1846-1922)
(Wikipedia)
/ Armanno Morlacchi
Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924)
/ Armanno Morlacchi Luigi Mozzani (1869-1943) (Simona Boni webpage) ♦ Prelude, P.Beuscher, Paris ♦ Aria con Variazioni (Feste Lariane) included in Album n.1 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO Sep/1906 ♦ Studio n.1 - Romanza - Studio n.2, musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund, Munchen, 1957 - added 2013 Jun 04 ♦ Elans du Coeur, musical supplement to the magazine Der Gitarrefreund, Munchen, 1957, published with Francesco Molino (1868-1847) ♦ Minuetto, and Ferdinando Carulli (1770-1841) ♦ Capriccio
Carlo
Munier
(1856-1911)
(Italian
mandolinist,
guitarist
and
teacher. He is the author of a method for guitar, original pieces and several
transcriptions) more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library
Ricardo
Muñoz
(1887-1967) (Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra)
♦ Chen Baracà (1er Motivo Argentino), Antigua Casa
Nuñez, Buenos Aires (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 more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library 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
♦ Studio (...Alba
siciliana...) Op.30 n.1, Vizzari, Milano, 1941
(low resolution) -
added
2013 Jun 08
♦ Preludio
(La piccola sorgente), supplemento alla rivista
LA CHITARRA, Bologna, 1941, published
together with Abril Tirado (1780-1856)
♦ Minuetto
(low resolution)
♦ Serenatella
Romantica, Monzino & Garlandini,
Milano, published
together with Giuseppe
Farrauto ♦ Melodia
(a tremolo)
(low resolution)
♦ Incontro
per chitarra eptacorde, Bèrben, Modena, 1950
♦ Preludio
(Melanconia), Bèrben, Modena, 1952
♦ Barcarola,
supplemento alla rivista L'ARTE CHITARRISTICA n.54 1955, Bèrben, Modena
Achille
Nava
(Italian
guitarist
and
teacher. He is the author of a method for guitar,
and many
transcriptions) ♦ Rigoletto (Questa o quella per me pari sono) riduzione per chitarra di A.Nava, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano ♦ Rigoletto (Tutte le feste al tempio) riduzione per chitarra di A.Nava, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano 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) ♦ 10 Composizioni: Rosetta (Polka) - La Cilentana - Carmela (Mazurka) - Contradanza, Silvio Parisi (successore di Giovanni Chiappino), Torino, 1943 ♦ 10 Composizioni: Sospiro (Notturno) - La danza delle Ondine - Passa la Carovana - Scherzo - Tarantella - Selvaggia, Silvio Parisi (successore di Giovanni Chiappino), Torino, 1943 ♦ 4 Composizioni (opere postume): Minuetto - Preludio - Pianto d'un Bambino - Preludio, Giovanni Chiappino, Torino ♦ Corinna (Polka), Giovanni Chiappino, Torino ♦ Circo (Scherzo), Giovanni Chiappino, Torino ♦ Baci e carezze (Valzer), Giovanni Chiappino, Torino ♦ Passione n.5 (Valzer da Concerto), 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) L. Noceti [Lucienne? Noceti French guitarist, wife of the italian guitarist Gian Battista Noceti (1874-1957)] (L'Arte Chitarristica n.65, 1957) ♦ Preludio in Mi min. (Andante e Allegro mosso), Proprietà dell'Autore, Roma, 1937 (low resolution) Vahdah Olcott-Bickford (1885-1980) (webpage at International Guitar Research Archive) 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 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 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 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 ♦ 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) ♦ RUSSIAN ALBUM Op.125 transcriptions by V.Olcott-Bickford, The American Guitar Society, Los Angeles, 1932 1. Sergei Rachmaninov (1873-1943) ♦ Prelude Op.3 No.2 (the complete album will be available for purchase at the American Guitar Society site) ♦ 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) ♦ 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 (the complete album will be available for purchase at the American Guitar Society site) 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) ♦ Pericon y Gato Op.50, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) Ernesto D. Otamendi (Artentine guitarist an composer) ♦ Despues del Malón (Estilo), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires Juan Padovetz, Ivan Padovec, Johann Padowetz (1800-1873) (Syukhtun webpage) ♦ Polonese, included in Album n.3 - Seconda Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO November/1924 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) ♦ Dolor, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires, 1948 (low resolution)
Carlos
Pedrell
(1878-1941)
(Wikipedia)
Mariano
Peralta
(Argentine
guitarist.
Diccionario de Guitarristas,
Romero y Fernandez, 1934) ♦ Corazon Partidos (Cueca), arreglo para guitarra y guitarra y canto, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires 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) Diogo Piazza (Brazilian guitarist and composer) Photo with courtesy of Ronoel Simões and Ivan Paschoito
♦ Heroica
(Marcha), Biblioteca do violão de Attilio Bernardini, São Paulo (republished
by Irmãos Vitale,
São Paulo, owner of the copyright) Domingo Prat (1886-1944) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) ♦ Zapateado (Zambra) por Ross, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires - music sheet belonged to Horacio Maspoli (fig1) pupil of Domingo Prat since 1927. In the score are marked, with pencil, the indication of the teacher (fig2) ( fig3) ( fig4). ♦ Gran Jota (Variaciones), Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires - this music sheet is binded with the previous. Also there are marked the indication of the teacher (fig5) (fig6) (fig7) (fig8) and at the end the signature of Domingo Prat with a dedication to his pupil (fig9). ♦ Andante en sonidos armonicos naturales, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires, 1924 Jose Viñas (1823-1888) / Domingo Prat ♦ Sueno (Reverie), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires Léo Delibes (1836-1891) (Wikipedia) / Domingo Prat ♦ Pizzicato, arreglado para guitarra por D.Prat, Romero Agromayor y C., Buenos Aires 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, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO February/1907 ♦ Strategia Amorosa (Marcia), included in Album n.1 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO December/1907 ♦ La Prediletta (Gavotta) & Grati Ricordi (Mazurka lenta), included in Album n.1 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO May/1908 & August/1909 ♦ Brisas Campestres (Mazurka), included in Album n.6 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO March/1909 ♦ Sonrisas (Mazurka), included in Album n.3 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari (Il Plettro), Milano, 1914, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1909 ♦ Melancolía de la Hermosa (Fragmento de "Una Serenata en Venecia"), included in Album n.4 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari (Il Plettro), Milano, 1914 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)
Pedro
Quijano
(1875-?)
(Enciclopedia de la
Guitarra) ♦ Raza Perdida (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) Pedro Tomás Rebagliati ♦ Mi ñata (Zamba), para guitarra o canto y guitarra, Editorial Musical Americo A.Vivona, Buenos Aires, 1939 Ezio Redeghieri (Italian Mandolinist and guitarist) ♦ Une poignée de main (Valse melodique), included in Album n.1 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO September/1907 Josefina Robledo (1897-1972) CDRom Enciclopedia de la Guitarra pag. 2241-2246 & 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) Mario Rodriguez Arenas (1879-1949) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) Photo
♦ Tres Arroyos (Estilo Criollo),
Fco. Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires -
added
2013 May 23 ♦ 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
♦ Confidencia
(Romanza), G.Neumann, Buenos Aires Robert Schumann (1810-1856) / Mario Rodriguez Arenas
♦
Nocturno op.23 n.4,
arreglado para guitarra,
Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires -
added
2013 May 31 ♦ Que Sodade (Maxixe), G.Neumann, Buenos Aires (low resolution) 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) 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) (El Pensamiento sung by Alberto Gomez, 1932) ♦ Canaro (Tango Milonga), F.co Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina) 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 of Joaquina 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) (Cicatrices sung by Héctor Mauré, 1951)
Juan Angel
Rodriguez Vega
(1885-1944)
(Guitarist and composer, born in Luján, province of Buenos Aires,
dead in Juiz de Fora, Brasil)
Ernesto Nazareth (1863-1934)
(Enciclopedia
de Musica Brasileira)
/ Juan A.
Rodriguez Vega file downloaded from the website www.chiquinhagonzaga.com/nazareth/ no longer available
Juventino
Rosas
(1868-1894) (Wikipedia) Original edition for piano in the International Music Score Library Project
Oscar
Rosati (Argentinian
guitarist and composer) ♦ El Donosito (Gato), Propriedad del Autor, Comodoro Rivadavia, 1952 (low resolution) ♦ Juvenil n.1 (Obras elementales), Propiedad del Autor, Comodoro Rivadavia, 1955 (low resolution) - added 2013 Jun 12 ♦ 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) ♦ Duos para guitarra (nos.1-10), para dos guitarras, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Duos para guitarra (nos.11-15), para dos guitarras, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Duos para guitarra (nos.16-20), para dos guitarras, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Duos para guitarra (nos.21-25), para dos guitarras, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Duos para guitarra (nos.26-30), para dos guitarras, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Duos para guitarra (nos.31-36), para dos guitarras, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Duos para guitarra (nos.37-40), para dos guitarras, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution)
Emidio
Ruspini (Italian
guitarist of Bergamo, lived at the end of the XIXth century. He died at 92 years) This song is attributed also to the composer Guglielmo Cottrau 1797-1847 Hendrik Rycken (Belgian organist and conductor)
♦
Zingaresca (from Suite Ungherese),
supplemento alla rivista L'ARTE CHITARRISTICA n.44 1954, Bèrben, Modena
Gaspar
Sagreras
(1838-1901) (Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra) ♦ Miserere de la Opera El Trovador arreglado para guitarra, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires Gabriel-Marie (1852-1928) (Naxos composer info) / Gaspar Sagreras ♦ La Cinquantaine (air dans le stile ancien) transcrita para guitarra, Fco Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library Julio Sagreras (1879-1942) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) ♦ Sonatina Estudio n.1, Op.23, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires ♦ Sonatina Estudio n.3, Op.28, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires ♦ Sonatina Estudio n.4, Op.31, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires ♦ Sonatina Estudio n.5, Op.44, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires ♦ Sonatina Estudio n.8, Op.48, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires ♦ La Ideal (Romanza n.2), Op.49, Francico Nuñez y Cia., Buenos Aires ♦ Moraima (Capricho Caracteristico) por Gaspar Espinosa, transcripción para guitarra por J.Sagreras Op.64, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires ♦ Sonatina Estudio n.9, Op.66, Francisco Nuñez y Cia., Buenos Aires ♦ Sonatina Estudio n.10, Op.68, Francisco Nuñez y Cia., Buenos Aires
♦ El Escandaloso (Tango Criollo),
Op.121,
Fco Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) / Julio Sagreras ♦ Vals Op.64 N.2, arreglado para guitarra, Romero y Agromayor, Buenos Aires
Edvard Grieg (1843-1907)
/ Julio Sagreras Regino Sainz de la Maza (1896-1981) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) ♦ Preludio para guitarra, A.L.Belaunde & Cia., Buenos Aires (low resolution) T.H.Arimenko [Theodore Akimenko] (1876-1945) / Regino Sainz de la Maza (Theodore [Fyodor Stepanovich] Akimenko, ukranian pianist and composer, pupil of Balakirev and Rimsky-Korsakov, teacher of Stravinsky) ♦ Reverie, transcripcion por Sainz de la Maza, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution) Pindaro Salvoni (Composer, pianist and organist in Cortona [Tuscany, Italy], in the late nineteenth century) ♦ Un mesto ricordo (Melodia), per mandolino e pianoforte, Bratti e C., Firenze ♦ Un mesto ricordo (Melodia), parte del mandolino, Bratti e C., Firenze José Sancho (1860-?) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) ♦ Gavota Infantil, Fco. Nuñez y Cia, Buenos Aires ♦ Melodia Nocturna, revisado y digitado por el Prof. Carmelo Rizzuti, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1951 more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library Adolfo Sarcoli (1866-1936) (Italian singer, mandolinist and guitarist, was born in Siena, died in Tokyo / Carlo Schmidl, Supplemento al Dizionario Universale dei Musicisti. See also The Early Guitar and Biographies of Important Guitarists in Japan by Robert Coldwell) ♦ Souvenire di Mimosa, per 1 o 2 mandolini e chitarra (oppure pianoforte), included in the Album Premio de il giornale IL CONCERTO, Comellini & Turco, Bologna, 1908 Giacomo Sartori (1860-1946) (Italian mandolinist, guitarist and composer, was born in Ala, died in Trento.) ♦ Primo Bacio (Valzer) for two mandolins and guitar, included in IL MANDOLINO Anno V n.18, Monticone editore, Torino, 1896 (reprint 1933) Alberto Savio (brother of Isaias) ♦ Preludio No.10, Propriedad del Autor, Buenos Aires (low resolution) Isaias Savio (1900-1977) (syukhtun.net) ♦ Preludios No.1 y 2, Diego Gracia y C., Buenos Aires, 1924 (low resolution)
♦ Andante
con moto (para dois violões),
A Melodia, São Paulo, 1936 (low resolution) more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library Alfredo Settembri (Gultarrlsta italiano, radicado en la ciudad de Milan. En Agosto del ano 1929 formaba parte del elenco de la Academia Mandolinistica de la ciudad lombrada. / Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934) ♦ Svaghi primaverili (Valzer), per 2 mandolini, mandola e chitarra, Giornali Musicali per Strumenti a Plettro e a Pizzico di A. Monzino e Figli, Milano, 1919 Joseph Sgallari (1868-1926) (Italian composer, mandolinist and guitarist, was born in Spilamberto, died in Modena) ♦ For Ever (Mazurka) for two mandolins, mandola and guitar, included in VITA MANDOLINISTICA Anno I n.17, Ditta Fratelli Cocchi, Bologna, 1901 Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) / Joseph Sgallari ♦ Fantasia sulla Traviata, for mandolin, mandola, guitar and pianoforte, included in the Album Premio de il giornale IL CONCERTO, Comellini & Turco, Bologna, 1908
Ernest
Shand
(1868-1924) (Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra)
Vissarion
Shebalin
(1902-1963) (Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra) ♦ Sonatina (a A.Ivanov-Kramskoi), included in Works of the Soviet Composers for six strings guitar Vol.1, Muzika, Moskwa, 1985 (low resolution) other compositions available in print: In Reflective Mood included in The Russian Collection Vol. VII, Orphée Editions, 1997 Kolisanka included in Grajmi na Gitarze Vol. IX, PWM Editions, 1969
Giuseppe
Silvestri
(1841-1921)
Pablo
Simeone
(1869-1910)
(Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra) ♦ La Porteñita (Mazurka), G. Ricordi & C. - Editores, Buenos Aires
Antonio
Sinópoli
(1878-1964)
(Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra) Photo ♦ Cecilia (Zamba), Breyer Hermanos, Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Triste n.1, Breyer Hermanos, Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Pericon Nacional, arreglo para guitarra por Antonio Sinópoli, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Camalote (Tango), F.co Nuñez Editor, Buenos Aires (with the courtesy of Javier Alem, Buenos Aires, Argentina) (low resolution) ♦ Zapateado, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Maria (Zamba), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution) the reproduced copy is in a poor condition, for the dirty paper, and even for a poor attempt of restoration Vicente Greco (1888-1924) (Todo Tango) / Antonio Sinópoli ♦ Rodriguez Peña (Tango), Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) Marcelo Tupynambá [Tupinambá] (1889-1953) / Antonio Sinópoli (from Daniella Thompson on Brazil) ♦ Cabocla apasionada (Maxixa), arreglo para 2 guitarras, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution) more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library Vladimir Slavskij (1926-1987) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) / Vladimir Slavskij ♦ Für Elise, Muzgiz, Moskow, 1957, published together with Aleksandr Guriliov (1803-1858) ♦ Polka-Mazurka (trascr. V.Slavskij?) Pedro Sofia (1890-1976) This composer, devoted to chamber music, also wrote tangos: "Bordoneando", "Echale arroz a ese guiso", "El archivista", "El cabo Fels". He ran a conservatory, founded the Esnaola library and, for 30 years, was director of the Asociación Argentina de Música de Cámara (Argentine Association of Chamber Music) - More info in Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas, Romero y Fernandez, 1934 ♦ Flor del Campo (Estilo Zamba), para canto con accompañamento de Guitarra o Guitarra sola, Letra de Elías Martínez Buteler, Romero y Fernandez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) Fernando Sor (1778-1839) (Wikipedia)
♦
Andante largo op.5 n.5,
revisado y digitado por Miguel Llobet,
in the magazine LA GUITARRA N.2, 1923 published by Juan Carlos
Anido
Luis de
Soria
(1851-1935)
(Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) more music sheets @vincenzo pocci guitar music library
Alejandro
Spinardi
(1899-?)
(Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas,
Romero y Fernandez, 1934) ♦ Oracion (Preludio n.2 op.11), Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Romanza en Mi menor, Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Reminiscencia (Preludio) n.1 op.19, Diego Gracia & Cía., Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Quejas de mi Lira (Tango Sentimental), Propiedad del Autor, Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Linda Cordobesita (Zamba facil), Diego Gracia & Cía.,, Buenos Aires (low resolution)
Federico R.
Spreafico
(1871-1958) (Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra) ♦ Encanto (Andante) Antigua Casa Nuñez, Buenos Aires, 1940 (low resolution) ♦ A Ti Solita!...(Habanera para dos guitarras) Guitarra 1a, Editor Fco Nuñez, Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ A Ti Solita!...(Habanera para dos guitarras) Guitarra 2a (low resolution)
Victor A.
Stigliano (Guitarrista
y compositor argentino)
Fernando
Suarez (Guitarrista
y compositor argentino) Pasquale Taraffo (1887-1937) (Italian guitarist, was born in Genoa and died in South America) ♦ Stefania, Monzino & Garlandini, Milano ♦ L'Onda (Valzer cantabile), Monzino & Garlandini, Milano
Graciano
Tarragó
(1892-1973)
(Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra) riproduzione concessa da (reproduction authorized by) Carisch, Gruppo Monzino, Milano, Italia Francisco Tarrega (1852-1909) ♦ Minuetto (a Maria Rita Brondi), included in Album n.6 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO March/1910
♦ Oremus
& Endecha
published in the magazine "La Guitarra" (n.1
Julio de 1923) by Juan Carlos
Anido ♦ Preludio de la "Gruta de Fincall" de Mendelssohn arreglato en forma de estudio para guitarra, published in the magazine "La Guitarra" (n.1 Julio de 1923) by Juan Carlos Anido ♦ Preludio n.11 published in the magazine "La Guitarra" (n.1 Julio de 1923) by Juan Carlos Anido ♦ Preludio n.1 published in the magazine "La Guitarra" (n.2 Diciembre de 1923) by Juan Carlos Anido ♦ Preludio n.2 published in the magazine "La Guitarra" (n.2 Diciembre de 1923) by Juan Carlos Anido ♦ Adelita published in the magazine "La Guitarra" (n.2 Diciembre de 1923) by Juan Carlos Anido ♦ Cinco preludios (n.4 - n.12 - n.13 - n.14 - n.15) published in the magazine "La Guitarra" (n.3 Año 1925) by Juan Carlos Anido ♦ Preludio n.16 published in the magazine "La Guitarra" (n.4 Febrero de 1926) by Juan Carlos Anido ♦ Preludio n.17 y Ejercicio published in the magazine "La Guitarra" (n.5 Abril de 1926) by Juan Carlos Anido
Robert Schumann
(1810-1856) / Francisco Tarrega
Eduardo
Torres
(1872-1934) (Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra) Enrico Toselli (1883-1926) (Wikipedia) ♦ Serenata (Rimpianto) per mandolino e chitarra, riduz. Vincenzo Billi, Edizione C. Bratti & C., Firenze, 1927 Emilio Valle ♦ Sempre Uniti (Marcia) for two mandolins and guitar, included in IL CONCERTO Anno V n.7, A.Comellini e C., Bologna, 1901
Ricardo Julio
Vergara
Zuloaga (1887-?)
(guitarrista argentino)
(...Juan Poca Ropa, guitarrista argentino parteneciente a la
primera mitad del sigli XIX. Como los guitarristas Robles y Trillo, discipulos
del famoso maestro Esteban Massini, fué uno de los componentes de aquella
camerata que tantas veces amenizó en los salones del rancio Buenos Aires y en
les artisticas y amenas reuniones que habitualmente se celebraban en casa
del dictador Juan Manuel de Rozas.../ Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas... Luigi Vangi (Italian mandolinist, published all his music in Florence) ♦ Sangue Italiano (Marcia) for mandolin orchestra, Saporetti & Cappelli, Firenze Mario Vicari (1879-1976) (Italian guitarist, mandolinist, born in Agni, died in Lugano. Well-known as composer for guitar and mandolin orchestra) ♦ Das Internationale Klausenrennen (Marsch) for mandolin orchestra, C. Notari, Luchsingen, published in the magazine MANDOLINISMO N.137/1928 (low resolution)
León
Vicente
Gascón
(1896-?) (Enciclopedia
de la Guitarra) the reproduced copy is in a poor condition for a poor attempt of restoration ♦ El arroyito 'e plata (Zamba), para guitarra / para canto y guitarra / para conjuntos, Diego, Gracia & Cia., Buenos Aires (low resolution) ♦ Chispazos del Novecientos (Tango Milonga) Diego, Gracia & Cia., Buenos Aires,1941 (low resolution)
Francesco Paolo Tosti (1846-1916)
(Wikipedia) /
León Vicente Gascón
Rodolfo Amadeo
Videla
(Domingo Prat, Diccionario de Guitarristas,
Romero y Fernandez, 1934) Mikhail Vyssotsky (1791-1837) (Enciclopedia de la Guitarra) ♦ Priaha [La Filatrice] for 7 string guitar, Muzgiz, Moskow, 1956, published together with Andrei Sycra (1773-1850) ♦ Rondo, Vladimir Morkov (1801-1864) ♦ Adagio, Nicolai Aleksandrov (1818-1884) ♦ Melodia Mikhail Vyssotsky (1791-1837) / Leonida Nadègine (Guitarist lived in France and Belgium) - Photo published in the magazine IL PLETTRO February/1911 ♦ Priaha (Canzone variata trascritta per chitarra a 6 corde da L.Nadègine), included in Album n.2 - Prima Serie della Biblioteca del Chitarrista, Vizzari, Milano, also published in the magazine IL PLETTRO June/1912
Luciano
Zuccheri
(1911-1981)
(Classical and jazz guitarist, was born in Spilimbergo, Italy) riproduzione concessa da (reproduction authorized by) Carisch, Gruppo Monzino, Milano, Italia Please, email to info@vpmusicmedia.com your comment
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