SKU: A0.951427

Vocal part for 'A Birthday'; a song-cycle of eight poems by Christina Rossetti, set to music in the Romantic style for tenor or soprano voice by Andrew Howes.

SKU: A0.951410

A charming and elegant berceuse for classical guitar duos of grade 7 (UK) and above; a nice salon-piece to have in your repertoire.

SKU: A0.1236977

Spring: The fourth movement from my suite for classical guitar, written as a response to a seasonal cycle of poems by my friend David Dayson, centred on Eyeworth Pond at Fritham in the New Forest.
This movement is energetic and capricious, episodic in nature, juxtaposing wind and rain, storm and quietude. It makes use of quartal and triadic harmonies, note-clusters. the remaining movements are available as single-sheet publications or as the complete work, in this case with or without tab.

SKU: A0.1236980

This is the finale of my 'Eyeworth Suite' for the classical guitar, and it describes a tranquil, sunny afternoon by Eyeworth Pond in the New Forest, Hampshire, UK, and is written as a response to a seasonal cycle of four poems by my friend, the poet, David Dayson.
The work is gentle and reflective but demands a high level of technique as a lot of it takes place around and above the twelfth fret. There will be no 'dusty bits' on your guitar after playing this one! :-)

The whole suite is available either as single movements or as a complete work. The complete work is also available with tab. and consists of 'Prelude', 'Autumn', 'Winter', 'Spring' and this movement, the 'Summer Idyll' and intersperses two episocdic, lively movements between the two rhapsodic outer movements, with the doleful Winter in the middle - this does however, have a lively Yule Dance in 6/4 at its heart.

SKU: A0.951407

A sensitive and expressive arrangement of this classic theme for advanced classical guitar soloists of Grade 7 (UK) and above by Andrew Howes; UK musician, composer, teacher and arranger.

SKU: A0.1458562

A duet version of the famous Tárrega classic, with a specially composed second guitar part which adds a rich rexture to the original.
Primarily for advanced guitarists, the second part can be played by anyone whose tremolo is good.
Score and separate parts included.

SKU: A0.1419228

An Hommage to Erik Satie in the style of a Gymnopedie, originally written for the classical guitar and given here for piano.
It is, like all Satie's Gymnopedies and Gnossiennes, a simple, straight-forward work for pianists of reasonable ability and has a calm, relaxed air to it whilst projecting heartfelt emotion. I hope you enjoy it!