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The article presents the sheet music for the "Gavota en Rondo" by J. S. Bach, transcribed by Agustín Barrios.

The article presents the sheet guitar music titled "The Adventures of Papi and Bobo" by composer Richard Steven Maltz.

The article presents a review of a music piece to be performed on the guitar "Snowfall" by Henry Pellegrin. The music piece being inspired by snowfall in Great Britain, the composer's tips for guitarists on how to play the music piece, and the sheet music for it are presented.

The article offers information on composer Benjamin Britten's musical language "The Nocturnal." It mentions Stephen Goss has noted the importance of vocal music to the Nocturnal. It also mentions Britten set the disturbing text of the war poet Wilfred Owen to a recurring D-minor chord superimposed over an E pedal; and also presents a sheet music for the Nocturnal.

The article presents a sheet music for the 'a la memoire de Pierre" by Roland Dyens.

The sheet music for the song "Folies d'Fspagne," by Matteo Paolo Bevilacqua is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Guitarre," by Andreas Schulz is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Fantasia on Lucy Long," by H. Worrall is presented.

A bibliography on the subject of classical music is presented including the sheet music for songs including "Joaquin is Dreaming," by Martin Bresnick, edited by Ben Verdery, "Chair One," by Pascal Zabaro, and "The Robber's Song," by William Beauvais.

The sheet music for the song "Tactus sensus," by René Eespere is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Admiration Waltz," by William Foden is presented.

The sheet music for the guitar music "Sonata, K. 1, L. 366," by Domenico Scarlatti is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Bamboo and Running Waters," by Michael Knopf is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Air Nouveau (Scherzo, Op. 10," by Luigi Legnani is presented.

The sheet music for the renaissance lute music for the guitar composed by Vincenzo Capirola is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Bachlava," (for Colin Davin), by Mark Anthony Cruz is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Allegro," for solo guitar by Greg Caffrey from his album "Deluge, Fugue and Allegro" is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Quatre Variations, Op. 22," by Felix Horetzky, a facsimile selected and introduced by Robert Caldwell is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Adagio, H. VII: 9," by Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809), transcribed for guitar by Richard Yates is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Ciudad De Los Encantos (The Enchanted City)," by Nick Fletcher is presented.

The sheet music for the songs "Praeambulum," and "Passe' mezo," by Matthäus Waissel is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Violin Concerto No. 7 in D Minor," by Antonio Vivaldi is presented.

The sheet music for several music which includes "Premier Souvenir," by Allegretto Moderato, "Troisieme Souveir," by Allegretto Moderato, and "Quatrieme Souvenir," by Andante Sostenuto.

The sheet music for the song "Branle simples," by Antoine Francisque is presented.

The article discusses the music score "Souvenir d' Amerique," by Luis T. Romero. Topics covered include his birth in Madrid, Spain, his teachers in playing the guitar, including Miguel S. Arevalo and Manuel Y. Ferrer, the association of the piece with the variations on "Yankee Doodle, Op. 17," by Belgian violinist Henry Vieuxtemps, the selection of the song "Old Folks At Home," by Stephen Foster as the piece's theme, and the sheet music of the song.

The final sheet music for the song "Sonata for Guitar," by Loris Ohannes Chobanian is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Musette de Nina," by H. N. Gilles is presented.

The author discusses news and information related to early guitar literature as of April 1998. Topics covered include the publication of dances and suite groupings for the baroque guitar, errors in the transcription of Pellegrini's Volta in the fall 1996 issue of the publication "GFA Soundboard," and a sheet music for the song "Simphonie," by Henry Grenerin.

The article offers the author's view on Ohio State University Adjunct Assistant Professor John Gordon Armstrong and his album "Desert Winds." He mentions his composition "Ghosts" which was accredited by guitarist Norbert Kraft with the aid of the Canada Council of Arts. He also shows the sheet of his guitar music.

The article focuses on the work "Imitation of the Banjo," by Charles Harris, which imitates the sound of the banjo using the guitar as the classic banjo style has been borrowed largely on guitar technique as well as repertoire. It mentions that "Imitation of the Banjo" should be played quickly to be effective, with the C major as weakest followed by claw-hammer effects. It presents a sheet music for the "Imitation of the Banjo."

The sheet music for the song "Two Backpack Pieces," by Michael Karmon is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Four Images," by Mark Delpriora is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Ballo tedesco nove de l'autore," by Giovanni Antonio Terzi (1593), transcribed from the tablature and arranged for guitar by Richard M. Long is presented.

The sheet music for the song "Cuatro Minuetos," by Pedro Abrill Ximénez Tirado (1780?/1786?-1856) is presented.

A list of publications received from music companies is presented which includes "Sequidilla," by Isaac Albéniz, "Freight Train Variations," by Elizabeth Cotton and "Day Hike (In Brahms' Footsteps)," by Theo Radic.

A bibliography of sheet music publications is presented including "Suite des maramures," by Adrian Andrei and "To Aegir," by Garth Baxter.

The article discusses the music score "American Quick Step," by Napoleon W. Gould. Topics covered include the score's inclusion in "Gould's Selection of Easy Airs, No. 2," published by Oliver Ditson & Co. in 1855, the score as an example of 19th century salon music, the introduction of three right-hand techniques in the final section of the song, and the sheet music of the song.

The article discusses the music score "Canticle," by Andrew York. Topics covered include York's career as concert artist, author and recording artist, his affiliation with the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, information on his method book "Jazz for Classical Cats," the role of composer Johann Sebastian Bach as his inspiration, the inclusion of the piece in the album "A Christmas Feeling," by guitarist Stephen Robinson, and the sheet music of the song.

The article offers some facts about the late Mexican guitarist Octaviano Yañez. Highlighted are statements made by several people like Domenico Prat and Vahdah Olcott Bickford regarding Yañez. Also cited are some of the music manuscripts by Yañez including "Danza Mexicana" and "Anita." The sheet music for "Anita" by Yañez is presented.

The article reports on the two guitar marches of composer J. B. Lhulier. It mentions that his work is dedicated to the late Irish-born General Robert Patterson who lived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and was recognized for his efforts in the War of 1812. It also presents the sheet music of his composition devoting Patterson.

The article focuses on the solo guitar arrangement of the music "Greensleeves," by Charles Postlewate. Topics discussed include its extended harmonies in which the ending extends the triad harmonies to the seventh chords of its introduction, the chromatic bass line in 4-6 measures of the ending, and its rhythmic density. Also presented the sheet music for the song "Greensleeves".

The article reviews the sheet guitar music titled "Lament" by guitarist and composer Pat Coldrick.

The article reviews the sheet guitar music titled "Tres pensamientos latinos" by guitarist and composer Louis Valentine Johnson.

The author reviews the sheet guitar music "The Adventures of Papi and Bobo" which was composed by him.

The article reviews the sheet music "Arpalinea," by Benjamin Staern.

The sheet music for the song "Deux sauteuses (pour la guitare)," by Julia Pinton is presented.

The article reviews the sheet music for Agustín Barrios' "Doce piezas para guitarra," revised and fingered by César Amaro and published by Tuscany Publications.