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DWCD044433 「Moonlight – 60 Second Version」
Carefree & Cheerful
FN32605 「Arpa Venezolana part 3」
Virtuoso and energetic harp piece in fast tempo.
FN32186 「Arpa Venezolana part 3」
Virtuoso and energetic harp piece in fast tempo.
UBMM214212 「Cruzando el puente」
swinging, forgiving
DWCD006707 「5th Amendment」
Active, RhythmicDWCD044412 「Hummingbird」
Energetic, Light & Lively
DWCD020017 「Craftsmen」
Happy, Busy, Perky Dance
DWCD014923 「Flamenco Guitar No. 1」
Exciting, Flamenco, Spanish Atmosphere
RMCD209532 「A Special Time – 30s」
Sweet, emotive and lyrical classical guitars
DWCD067556 「In Our Lives – 30s」
Playful and rhythmic with acoustic guitars and charangoDWCD067573 「In Our Lives – sting」
Playful and rhythmic with acoustic guitars and charango
FN28011 「Por derecho es un seis」
60s cut; Typical folk music from Venezuela with energetic rhythm and positive mood.
TCS0021007 「Saltarello」
The Saltarello is a typical dance of the Renaissance period in central Italy. Here it is performed by a classical guitar.DWCD044446 「Hummingbird – 30 Second Version」
Energetic, Light & LivelyRMCD209504 「A Special Time」
Sweet, emotive and lyrical classical guitarsDWCD044429 「Hummingbird – 60 Second Version」
Energetic, Light & Lively
FN39203 「Relationship」
Light and elegant, featuring gentle acoustic guitar that creates a sentimental, contemplative mood.
DWCD030834 「The Long Road – 30 Second」
Folksy Acoustic Guitar Duet
DWCD012831 「Courtly Danse」
LivelyFN32185 「Arpa Venezolana part 2」
Solo harp piece with joyful spirit and mood for dance.FN32602 「Arpa Venezolana part 1」
Solo harp piece expressing calm and peaceful mood.
DWCD070744 「A Culinary Affair – 30s」
Romantic and gentle guitar theme
SYNC04327 「Spanish Eyes 60s」
Passionate and serious, solo spanish guitar with decorative moments
FN13865 「Blue Groove Part 19」
TV - Promos. Quirky solo guitar. Full MixDWCD006708 「Loose Shoes」
Relaxed, Breezy
RMCD201325 「Runaround」
Bright, Cheerful, JazzyTCS0021010 「Villanella」
Villanella, or villanesca song, is a form of secular song, born in Italy in the first half of the 16th century. Appeared in the beginning in Naples, it influenced the later form of the song and - later - of the madrigal. Here it is masterfully played by a classical guitar.