Famed Argentine classical guitar virtuoso, Néstor Ausqui presents this collection of nineteen heretofore unpublished guitar solos. Promising to be a performing guitarist’s dream, the compilation spans centuries with arrangements of pieces by John Dowland, J. S. Bach, Francis Cutting, Franz Schubert, Domenico Scarlatti, Robert de Visée, and others.

The collection also includes modern compositions like “Luminous Cielo” by Cruz Trevino, “Absence” by Ricardo Almará, and an arrangement of a melody inspired by a Civil War-era poem, “All Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight” written by Ethel Lynn Beers, composed by John Hill Hewitt, and arranged by the author.

The next time your audience clamors for “Otra!, Zugabe!, or Just one more!”, you won’t draw a blank with this ample selection of encores in your music library. Written in standard notation only with moderate fingering suggestions for the intermediate to advanced guitarist.