Spanish guitar

The musical traditions of Spain have played an important role in the development of both western classical and Latin American music. Spanish music includes many different traditional styles from across the country, among which flamenco and classical guitar are probably the best-known abroad. Spanish music played a notable part in the early developments of western classical music from the 15th through the early 17th century. The breadth of musical innovation can be seen in composers like Tomás Luis de Victoria, styles like the zarzuela of Spanish opera, the ballet of Manuel de Falla, and the classical guitar music of Francisco Tárrega.

Sheet music and tablature for classical guitar in free PDF, Sebastián de Iradier, Antonio Cano-Curriela, José Viñas y Dias, Josep Guerrero Martorell, Juan Parga, Juan Alais, Severino Garcia Fortea, Luis de Soria, Carlos Garcia Tolsa, José Ramon Sancho, Francisco Cimadevilla, Antonio Jiménez Manjón, Joaquim Malats, Daniel Fortea, José Sirera, Antonio José, Eliseo Fresquet-Serret.

Sebastián de Iradier (1809-1865)
Sebastián de Iradier – La Paloma, habanera – 2 pages

Antonio Cano-Curriela (1811-1897)
Antonio Cano-Curriela – El Delirio – 6 pages

José Viñas y Dias (1823-1888)
José Viñas y Dias – Fantasia Original – 7 pages

Josep Guerrero Martorell (ca.1840-ca.1900) – 4 pages
Josep Guerrero Martorell – Bolero

Juan Parga (1843-1899)
Juan Parga – Guarija – 4 pages

Juan Alais (1844-1914)
Juan Alais – La Mendozina, zamacueca – 1 page

Severino Garcia Fortea (ca.1850-1931) – 43 pages
Severino Garcia Fortea – Escenas Valencianas
Severino Garcia Fortea – Garrotin Popular
Severino Garcia Fortea – El Gitanillo
Severino Garcia Fortea – Guajiras Cubanas
Severino Garcia Fortea – Marianas
Severino Garcia Fortea – A mi moreno
Severino Garcia Fortea – Noche de Luna
Severino Garcia Fortea – Playera Gitana
Severino Garcia Fortea – Primitiva Farruca
Severino Garcia Fortea – Sevillana Popular
Severino Garcia Fortea – Sierra Morena

Luis de Soria (1851-1935)
Luis de Soria – 8 Pieces for classical guitar – 32 pages – Tango Flamenco, Soleá y Panaderos, Seguidillas Manchegas, Petenera, Paquito, Marcha a la memoria de D. Julian Arcas, Malagueñas con variaciones, Copla de Peteneras.

Carlos Garcia Tolsa (1858-1905)
Carlos Garcia Tolsa – 15 Obras originales para guitarra – 60 pages – 6 Mo
Carlos García Tolsa – Maruja, habanera – 2 pages

José Ramon Sancho (1860-1924)
José Ramon Sancho – 26 Obras parra guitarra – 30 pages – Aurora, Berceuse, A Colombine Duet, Complainte du vieux nègre, Darling-Polka, En la Hamaca, Fiesta Campestre, Gavota infantil, Gavotte Idéale, Ilusion, In the Redwoods, Jota Aragonesa, Légende Péruvienne Duet, Lolita, Luciole, Mazurka-Fantaisie, Mélancolia, Melodia Nocturna, La Negrita, La Paloma, Ricordo Duet, Roses and Pearls Waltz, La simpatica, A une fleur, Vals Jota, Vecchia, Viviane.

Francisco Cimadevilla (1861-1931)
Francisco Cimadevilla (1861-1931) – Album Flamenco – 11 pages
Francisco Cimadevilla (1861-1931) – 37 pieces for guitar – 106 pages – Amor y musica, Bailamos, Bohemios, Bolero, Capricho bolero, Caramelo, Celos de pancha, Chateau-margaux, Cuba libre, El duo de la africana, Fado liro, Felicidad, Garrotin jitano popular, Gigantes y cabezudos, Gran via jota, Granadina, Guajira, Instantaneas, Jaleo, Jota, La del panuelo rojo, Malagueña, Marcha real, Mazurka in c major, Me conoces, Muñeira, Ole sevilla, Padrino de el nene, Pasodoble, Petenera, Polka, Recuerdo de gratitud, Seguidillas sevillanas, Soleares, Tango de la chunga, Un ramillete de flores, Vals para guitarra.

Antonio Jiménez Manjón (1866-1919)
Antonio Jiménez Manjón (Villacarrillo, August 17, 1866 – Buenos Aires, January 3, 1919) was a Spanish guitarist and composer. Despite being blind from a young age, he began his musical career at twelve, giving recitals in Spain and Portugal. Later, the young Antonio traveled alone with little money to Paris, where he associated with musicians such as Gounod and Saint-Saëns. From 1887 onward, he toured Europe with his eleven-string Torres guitar. He sometimes gave concerts with his wife, the talented pianist Rafaela Salazar. In 1893, Manjón crossed the Atlantic to go to America and settled in Buenos Aires in 1902. After a tour in 1912-13, he founded a conservatory in Argentina and published his work “La Escuela de Guitarra”.
Editions Delcamp:
– Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Balada – 4 pages
– Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Cuento de amor – 5 pages
– Antonio Jiménez Manjón – La Mariposa – 3 pages
– Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Lola, habanera – 3 pages
– Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Tu y yo – 3 pages
Complete works for solo guitar, facsimile:
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – La Mariposa, Mazurka Op.1
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Una Flor, Mazurka Op.2
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Mazurka Lírica, Op.3
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Matilde, Gavotte, Op.4
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – La Aurora, Op.5
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Tú y Yo, Duetto Op.5
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Lola, Habanera Op.6
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Balada, Op.7
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Serenata, Op.11
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Recuerdos de mi Patria, Mazurka Romántica Op.15
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Célebre Capricho Andaluz, Op.17
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Cuento de Amor, Romanza Op.18
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Aire Vasco, Zorzico Op.19
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Tres estudios, Op.25
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – ¿Por Que? Vals Op.28
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Capricho Criollo, Tango Op.29
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Canto andaluz, Peteneras
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Dos Estudios (Ab major, F minor)
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Dos Estudios in A minor
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Del Plata a los Andes
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Estudio in G minor
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Fantasia gitana
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Leyenda
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Por que, Vals
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Primavera Andaluza
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Rosita
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Souvenir qui m’est cher
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Vorrei morire! Melodía de Tosti
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – 12 studies and other facsimiles – 138 pages, 15MB
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – La Escuela de la guitarra – 30 pages, 11MB
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Andante para guitarra 11 cuerdas
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Estudio in C major para guitarra 11 cuerdas
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Minueto in A minor para guitarra 11 cuerdas
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Noveletta para guitarra 11 cuerdas
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Preludio in D major para guitarra 11 cuerdas
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Quiero y no quiero para guitarra 11 cuerdas
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Romanza No.3 para guitarra 11 cuerdas
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Siempre! para guitarra 11 cuerdas
Antonio Jiménez Manjón – Sonata in C major para guitarra 11 cuerdas

Joaquim Malats (1872-1912)
Joaquim Malats – Serenata Española – 6 pages

Hilarión Leloup (1876-1939) – 24 pages
Hilarión Leloup – 22 pieces for guitar – Aires Argentinos : Andante, Allegretto, Triste campero, Moderato, Milonga, Andante, Vidalita, Huella, Allegretto, Zamacueca, Pericón, Allegretto, Tango, Firmeza. Coleccion de 8 obras muy faciles para guitarra : Vals, Polaka, Mazurka, Schottisch, Habanera, Valse, Peteneras, Jota. Marcha Real Española

Daniel Fortea (1878-1953) – 45 pages
Daniel Fortea – Op.04 2 Preludios
Daniel Fortea – Op.05 2 Preludios
Daniel Fortea – Op.06 2 Preludios
Daniel Fortea – Op.07 2 Estudios
Daniel Fortea – Op.07 Romanza
Daniel Fortea – Op.08 Dos estudios
Daniel Fortea – Op.09 Estudio
Daniel Fortea – Op.10 2 Estudios ligados y arpegios
Daniel Fortea – Op.11 Allegro de Concierto
Daniel Fortea – Op.15 Elegia
Daniel Fortea – Op.16 Evocación
Daniel Fortea – Op.20 Sonatina
Daniel Fortea – Op.22 Andaluza
Daniel Fortea – Op.25 Dialogando
Daniel Fortea – Op.25 Serenata
Daniel Fortea – Op.25 Romance
Daniel Fortea – Op.25 Noche de Luna
Daniel Fortea – Op.33 Nocturno
Daniel Fortea – Op.36 Estudio en Fa
Daniel Fortea – Monteria
Daniel Fortea – Pasodoble
Daniel Fortea – Sevillanas Populares

José Sirera (1884-1931)
José Sirera – 15 Obras para guitarra – 38 pages – 5 Mo – Un Suspiro, Seguidillas Manchegas, Maruja, Habanera, Gronxant Ma Nineta, Jerezana, Danza Gitana, Andujareña, Preludio en MI mayor, Preludio en RE menor, Romanza en RE menor, Zapateado, Chisperito, Fandanguillo, En el Bosque, Don Jose.

Antonio José (1902-1936)
Antonio José – Guitar Sonata (1933) – 28 pages

Spanish Guitar Book 1 – 29 pages, Pieces by Arcas, Viñas, Brocá, Sor, Aguado.
Spanish Guitar Book 2 – 33 pages, Pieces by Arcas, Viñas, Brocá, Sor, Aguado.

Eliseo Fresquet-Serret (1943-2025) – 128 pages
Agnus Dei – Agradecido – Aire flamenco – Amistad – Angela – Anna – Añoranza – Canción – Carrer Victoria Enquadernació – Con Virginia – Contigo – Domenica – Dulces Sueños – El Podao – El filósofo – En el cielo – Eternamente Juntos – Fantasia Ampostina – Forever – Françoise – Fraternidad – Happy waltz in Nantong – Junto a ti– La sequieta – Leonard – Les fantasies del castell – Lucía – Meditació – Mi Catedral Gótica – Moderando – Montserrat – Ora pro nobis – Paisaje – Paseando con Mowgli – Paseo en colectivo – Paseo matinal – Petita melodia – Piedad – Pienso en ti – Pont de pedra – Primavera – Recuerdos – Reflexion – Roger – Soledad – Somnis de joventut – Soñando – Suite del Montsià – Susurros – Súplica – Un día feliz .

Links to Spanish composers for classical guitar

Link: Fernando Sor – Complete works for guitar
Link: Francisco Tárrega – Complete works for guitar
Link: Joaquín Turina – Complete works for guitar
Link: Gaspar Sanz – Complete works for guitar
Link: Dionisio Aguado – Complete works for guitar
Link: Isaac Albéniz – Spanish suite opus 47, España opus 165
Link: Enrique Granados – Spanish dances, Valses poeticos
Link: Julian Arcas – Complete works for guitar
Link: Miguel Llobet Solés – Complete works for guitar
Link: Manuel de Falla
Link: Luys de Narvaez
Link: Don Luys Milán – Pavanas
Link: Alonso Mudarra – Complete works for guitar
Link: José Ferrer – Complete works for guitar