"Post Age", from the record "Letters to a Friend", is a delightfully lovely fingerstyle guitar composition encompassing up to the 12th fret. As you wisp through the flourishes and experience the melody's you gain a sense of peacefulness and cherish the journey until the next time you perform "Post Age". "Post Age" is a concert piece and to be performed in a more casual setting. "Post Age" recording includes Oboe, Timpani, and Synth Strings that do not need to be performed as "Post Age" is a stand alone guitar piece. Appropriate for schools and students. Standard tuning.

Alegrias is a flamenco musical form. This Alegrias was composed in Sydney in August 2000 the day after my son was born to celebrate this joyous occasion. The tune is not complicated as the delivery went quite smoothly.

?Mattonya? is a soloacoustic finger-style guitar composition. Like ?Krisomas?, ?Mattonya? was composed for Mattand Tonya?s wedding, hence the name. ?Mattonya? is from my release ?BeyondWords? and included in my newest compilation. ?Together As One? which is songsI composed for weddings as ?Mattonya? created this theme. ?Mattonya? opens with no intro, gets right to the theme. The theme is in 4/4 and switches elegantly to 6/8, a delightful change. ?Mattonya? could be a welcome part of your show and is appropriate for schools, students, and church services for special events or concerts. "Mattonya" is an easy flowing piece which needs compassion. The 6/8 section does need to be steady and aggressive. Practice this section with a metronome starting out about 90 BPM's or what's comfortable. Then build up to 125 BPM's, the original tempo. It's important to adhere to the fingering, it works really well. Standard tuning. I've had a lot of success with "Mattonya" and I'm confident you will too! Enjoy and please share your comments. I can help with questions and or concerns. I've included the studio recording as well as a live performance.

An original composition in DADGAD tuning for solo acoustic fingerstyle guitar. Written as a reaction to the Coronavirus pandemic of 2020. As I woke one morning and thought about the current situation, I came to realize that, each day, I experienced the same set of thoughts and outlook as the day before, thoughts of unrest, fear, and wondering if this would ever pass. Would life ever be as it was before? I check the news for the latest updates on the virus, and try to move forward as best as I can. But, in the end, each day seems to be as the day before, as if I?m going round and round, not sure of what the future holds. The constant harmonic movement from Am - G - F- G makes the piece feel as if it?s a constant, never ending cycle.

"One Score" is wonderful fingerstyleguitar delight. "One Score" is a concert piece and for casualperformance for your family and friends as well as at a local venue in yourtown. Once you learn "One Score" you will engage your audience inspiritual uplifting reverence and fulfill a technical challenge for yourself.Your peers will be in awe and congratulate you in a well done performanceshowing your real fingerstyle guitar skills. "One Score" is a must toinclude in your repertoire of other skillful compositions. Appropriate forschools and students. Standard tuning. I've included a live performance video as well as the studio recording.

The title ?Krisomas? is acombination of the names Kris and Thomas. I composed ?Krisomas? for their wedding.?Krisomas? has lots of gorgeous blending notes that?ll send your listener in tothe stratosphere with you following close behind. Wonderful skill fulfillingcross picking to add a surprising and delicious effect to ring through theconcert hall and or house concert. All building up to climatic summit of two ?rock ?n? roll? bendand release notes. Going back into the theme with a new section and ending with that ?rock ?n? roll? bendand release? as a finish. Awesome! ?Krisomas? could be one your best showstompers. Appropriate for schools and students. DADGAD Tuning

Empezar de Nuevo (A New Beginning) I composed this song for my brother who died a few years ago, to remember that we must star over and give the best of ourselves to get ahead.