Guitar Duo - Siddhi Music Publications

Grieg's magically beautiful melodies, written for piano or string orchestra, here in accurate arrangements for two guitars, one of which can be a 10-string or a 6-string guitar. The arrangements bring out the guitars' richness of sound and singability. An important contribution to guitar literature

Johann Sebastian Bach's concise counterpoint is always a source of wonder and joy of playing. Here are all two-part inventions, arranged for two guitars, both of which play in sounding octave and key. This means that guitar 1 should have 20 frets and guitar 2 may make some adjustments of string 6, all the way down to B.

Scarlatti's sonatas are some of the most beautiful and exciting gems in music history. One is amazed and seduced by these inventive and characteristic pieces, here arranged for two guitars in original keys and pitches. This means that guitar 1 needs to have 20 frets and that guitar two must tune the sixth string down to C. The sounding result is crystal clear.

These are three very beautiful and fun, but unfortunately too rarely played duos by Fernando Sor. He wrote them in 1833, which was the same year he wrote the more famous Spanish fantasy for two guitars op 54b. The duets are easy and enjoyable to play.

Swedish late romantic music of the best brand! When Stenhammar 24 years old wrote this opus for piano he had already composed for 15 years! By now, his musical language is mature and deeply personal. A wonderful addition to the guitar literature. Guitar 1 is tuned to ebgdF#B. Guitar 2 is either an equally tuned 6-string or a 10-string.
Score and parts.

Beethoven's beloved and mythical piano bagatelle from 1810. Here in original key and pitch for two guitars. One guitar needs 20 frets to be able to reach the high C.

The beloved piano pieces, here transcribed and fingered for guitar duo by Siddhi J Sundt