SKU: A0.1203236

A classical guitar composition Lamenting the war against Ukraine. Our thoughts and prayers for peace are with you. All proceeds will be donated to the Red Cross efforts in Ukraine.

SKU: A0.992858

Prayers to Hyperion for Guitar Ensemble, 4 parts.

SKU: A0.1287511

Livin On A Prayer from Bon Jovi arranged for a Full Modern Guitar Ensemble!

Scores include both Standard Notation and Tablature (for relevant instruments)

Parts Included:
Conducter's Score in Standard Notation
Conducter's Score in Tablature
Guitar I
Guitar II
Guitar III
Ukulele
Keyboards
Bass I
Bass II
Percussion (DrumSet)
Percussion (Auxilliary).

SKU: A0.685217

Arrangement of the song Livin' On A Prayer (Bon Jovi) for Guitar Solo (advanced).

SKU: A0.1180710

Aaron's Prayer, Minneapolis Music Series offers a hopeful reflection on the impending birth of a son.

SKU: A0.959074

Version for guitar of Livin'on a prayer. This version hasn't fingering, so you feel free to make your own.

SKU: A0.1165626

“Gebeth� (Prayer) is one of the most beautiful and moving character pieces written by Johann Kaspar Mertz (1806–1856). Born in Pressburg (modern Bratislava), Mertz later established himself in Vienna as an excellent guitarist and guitar composer. This piece comes from his Bardenklänge (Bardic sounds) written in 1847, a series of short pieces written in the style of piano miniatures popular at the time. An angelic, harp-like introduction gives way to a unique and breathtaking arpeggio figuration in the second half.
 
This modern edition in standard notation is easy to read and includes corrections to fingering and articulation compared to the original edition. To help with learning the piece, I have added my own fingerings and suggested articulations as well as performance notes.

SKU: A0.978018

This prayer has been written very strongly with a feeling of desire. Not clearly for what, but at least to look for contact with a higher spirit and ask for contact. It repeats a lot, as a feeling in a person repeats a lot. Question is to put a lot of feeling in the interpretation of this piece. I played it on a wedding some time ago and I was rewarded, noting after playing it , that some people were crying. What can you wish more to achieve?
You can also consider it as a meditation, to get peace in your mind.