Based on an arrangement faithful to the 1982 recording of Cavatina by John Williams, written for two guitars. One staff and tablature for the melody, a second staff and tablature with suggested fingerings for the arpeggio part. Seven pages total. Chord names are also provided, which aid in mastering the arpeggio.

NielGow?s Lament (For the Death of His Second Wife) is a beautifulpiece of fiddle music that is a staple of the Scottish fiddle repertoire. Itsmodal style and scope for ornamentation make it ideal for arrangement for twoguitars. The piece is suitable for intermediate/advanced players.

This download supplies you with a score, parts in notes and parts in TAB.

Niel Gowwas born in Perthshire in 1727 and is the composer of many fine fiddle tunes.His name is sometimes spelt as ?Neil? or even ?Neal?. His first wife wasMargaret Wiseman and following her death, Gow married Margaret Urquhart in 1768.This lament was composed on her death in 1805.

The piece can be simplified by omitting the ornamentation or made more substantial by performing a complete repeat which works very well musically.

A recording can be heard here: https://soundcloud.com/user-115466245/lament-for-the-death-of-his-second-wife

You can watch a YouTube performance via this page.

Dan hasa wealth of music for solo guitar and ensembles of all levels available forimmediate download. For videos and recordings please visit www.danjonesguitarist.com.

Composed by Claude Debussy (1862-1918). Transcribed by Bisdr� Santos from the recording of John Williams and Julian Bream. Impressionistic, Romantic, Post-Romantic, Repertoire, Classroom, Concert.

An arrangement by John Pinno of Adagio by Tomaso Albinoni (1671-1750) and Remo Giazotto (1910-1998) for two classical guitars. This comes with a full score and individual guitar parts with full left and right hand fingerings. This was inspired by the recording in the mid 1960s for two classical guitars by Ida Presti and Alexander Lagoya.

ISBN 9781610657044. A collection of danzas by five of the most important nineteenth and twentieth century Puerto Rican composers: Juan Morel Campos, Luis R. Miranda, Angel Mislan, Manuel G. Tavarez and Braulio Dueno Colon. All songs are beautifully arranged by Elias Barreiro, with score and first and second guitar pull-out parts; all in standard notation. A companion online audio recording of all nine songs is also included. Includes access to online audio.