Classical Guitar Midi Archives

Links to other classical guitar sites

Societies

Guitar Foundation of America: a lot of information about guitar performers, guitar makers, dates of concerts, expositions, etc.
Guitar Houston: sponsors concerts and masterclasses of well-known guitarists, upcoming events, links to other guitar sites.
Early Romantic Guitar: a very complete site on the evolution of guitar during the period 1804-1882.
Guitarra Magazine: a magazine containing a section on guitar museum, a catalog of guitars, strings, luthier supplies and other accessories; a picture gallery on guitarists performers and a section on coming festivals and competitions.

Guitar music and supplies

Flamencista: Flamencista was formed as a result of our immense passion for the most fascinating dance that humankind has ever created...Flamenco. Flamenco products are presented and for sale.
Guitar Salon International: important retailers of new, used and vintage classical and flamenco guitars, accessories, and music. Includes forums and teachers database.
Les Productions d'OZ: publishers, engravers of classical guitar music. Many related links of the world of classical guitar.
Music Lesson: We have prepared a unique program for learning bluegrass banjo that starts out with very logical and relatively easy solos that emphasize basic scruggs rolls, using easy to read tablature. For the first time, the aspiring student can learn to play the authentic version of the music.

Stafford Classical Guitar Centre: sellers of high quality instruments in the classical guitar world. They promote classical guitar recital competition, concerts and classical guitar courses. They promote also young classical guitarists and written music by lesser-known composers.
Zavaleta's La Casa de Guitarras: specialists in fine classical and flamenco guitars made in Spain, and represent some 50 makers. Aside from their inventory of guitars, theirr site offers hundreds of pages of biographies of makers, photographs, and an extensive collection of mp3 recordings of classical and flamenco guitars dating from 1762 to the present.

Guitar homepages

Classical Guitar Music, Technique and More: This page contains classical guitar music, instruction and advice. Informations on technique and books about guitar available.
Classical Archives: Offers thousands of music files covering every classical composers.
Classical Guitar Review: Classical Guitar Review is an online publication dedicated to the classical guitar, with articles, review, player profiles and resources.
Dutch Composer Margriet Verbeek: Being a classical guitarist herself, Margriet Verbeek composed pieces for guitar solo, guitar duo and also guitar concerto's. On this site you can read about her music books, and hear and see a sample of the notes.
Creative Guitar: Contains a great collection in pdf format of free Classical Guitar sheet music and articles.
Guitar Player World: GuitarPlayerWorld.com is a website that provides free quality guitar lessons online using Guitar Pro as a learning platform. The guitar lessons at GuitarPlayerWorld will cover a wide range of essential skills and music theory that a complete guitarist will need to learn guitar online.
Guitarfreescores: Free music for classical guitar. Scores in TablEdit, Guitar Pro, Midi, and PDF. Guitar arrangements for beginners, intermediate and advanced.
Guitarrería de Buenos Aires: exposes built guitars and offers sheet music and mp3.

The J. S. Bach Home Page: a complete site on Bach. Contains biography, list of works, portraits of Bach. List of his works and recordings, including MIDI, on this great composer. Links on web sites on Bach.

Michelson Classic Guitar Studio: A site on teaching classic guitar to children with a method developed for them. The author has published articles and books on the subject.

Guitar Midi editor

Guitar Pro: Guitar Pro is a multitrack tablature editor for guitar, banjo and bass. Besides writing scores, Guitar Pro is a complete tool for young and accomplished guitarists alike to improve their skills, compose, or simply accompany themselves.