SKU: A0.1287475

This arrangement of “El Vito� for Violin and Classical Guitar is a free artistic recreation, based on the information contained in the score for piano and voice of 1941, published by “Unión Musical Española� in the city of Madrid, transcribed by Fernando Obradors.

SKU: A0.735023

From Erik Satie's Pieces Froides, Danses de travers is arranged for solo flute with guitar accompaniment.

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SKU: A0.901481

A quick 12 major scale breakdown for the guitar, utilizing all six strings across two octaves. This version is the notation version, in 3/4 time to help stretch the octaves evenly. Visit my publisher page for the other versions.

SKU: A0.901465

A quick 12 major scale breakdown for the guitar, utilizing all six strings across two octaves. This version is the notation without other directions. Visit my publisher page for the tab version

SKU: A0.877498

With its bell-like refrain, Bach's exquisite, elegant Sheep May Safely Graze (from Cantata, No. 208) appeals not only to fans of Baroque music but also to admirers of classical, romantic and pop music.  This trio for flute, cello and guitar is recommended for concerts, recitals, banquets, weddings, traditional church services and other worship events.  Suggested wedding uses: prelude, unity candle music, bridesmaid processional, bridal march and wedding recessional.  As worship music, Sheep May Safely Graze may serve as a prelude, postlude, an offertory, interlude, silent prayer accompaniment and special music. Key: C major. 12 pages of music (that includes separate two-page parts for each instrument).

SKU: A0.1029206

Three Easy Pieces for solo guitar
1 - As a Dog returns to its Vomit, so is a Fool destined to repeat his Folly
2 - Caution, lest you Kill what you Love and you become what you Despise
3- And then, again, predictably, the Revolutionary becomes the Dictator.
By Joe Bugden.