Classical & Flamenco Guitar

Capriccio

Jérôme Mouffe plays nineteenth-century Italian guitar music — Paganini, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Regondi, and Legnani.

American Guitar Music

Lawrence Ferrara's tour through American guitar literature — seven composers, twenty-four tracks, from Joplin rags to Bernstein and beyond.

Carpe Diem

Boris Gaquere's baroque program: a Weiss suite, the Biber Passacaglia, a Loeillet suite, and a Bach sonata — all arranged for guitar.

Canciones A Mi Madre

Isaac Bustos's program of Latin American guitar music from Brazil, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Argentina — a record made for his mother.

Mertz Guitar Duets

John Schneiderman performs both parts of Johann Kaspar Mertz's nineteenth-century guitar duets.

Soñador

Roberto Granados plays his own flamenco compositions — alegrías, soleás, bulerías, and a closing taranta.

L'Esprit du Baroque

Tom Leisek's baroque guitar transcriptions of music originally written for lute — Baron, Gaultier, Mouton, and Weiss.

20th Century Guitar Music

Cecilio Perera plays four cornerstones of twentieth-century guitar: Walton's Five Bagatelles, Brouwer's Nuevos Estudios, Britten's Nocturnal, and the Ginastera Sonata.

Homenaje a Sabicas

Grisha Goryachev's tribute to the flamenco master Sabicas.

Imagen

Steve Lin plays Latin American guitar music by Canónigos, Lauro, and Barrios.

Eliot Fisk Guitar Series Vol. 2

Cristina Pérez Madiedo plays Cuban and Latin American guitar music, closing with the Brouwer sonata.

Eliot Fisk Guitar Series Vol. 1

Steve Lin and Joseph Williams II — solo and duo guitar across eight composers, from Pujol and Bach to Rochberg and Castelnuovo-Tedesco.

Alma Flamenca

Grisha Goryachev's flamenco debut — Albeniz, Sabicas, and Paco de Lucia.

Scarlatti 18 Sonatas

Eliot Fisk's own guitar transcriptions of eighteen Domenico Scarlatti keyboard sonatas.

Xeque Mate

Boris Gaquere's debut record. Original pieces and Brazilian-leaning arrangements; Odair Assad joins on the final four tracks.