Antonio Manjon

. La Mariposa|Mazurka, op.1|Mazurka Lirica, op.3|Matilde|Gavotte, op.4|Tu y Yo, Duetto, op.5|Lola, Habanera, op.6|Balada, op.7|Recuerdos de mi Patria (Mazurka Romantica), op.15|Brisas (Mandolin or violin & guitar or piano), op.16|Celebre Capricho Andaluz, op.17|Cuento de Amor|romanza, op.18|Aire Vasco, op.19|Tres Estudios Expresivos, op.25|¿Por Que?|Vals, op.28|Capricho criollo, op.29|Primavera andaluza WoO|La Aurora|Romanza WoO|12 Estudios|Minueto|Rosita|Romanza No.3|Quiero y no quiero, habanera|Leyenda|Del Plata a los Andes|Noveletta|Canto Andaluz|peteneras|Fantasia Gitana|Sobre tu Corazon|Romanza (voice & guitar)|Serenata, op.11|P. Tosti: Vorrei morire, op.8|L.v. Beethoven: Adagio de la sonata XIV (Claro de Luna), op.9|Marcha Funebre sobre la muerte de un heroe, op.14|F. Mendelssohn: La Primavera|Romanza sin palabras, op.12|Romanza sin palabras, op.12|F. Chopin: Preludio, op.13 No.15
A contemporary of Albéniz, the highly literate blind guitarist Manjón (1866-1919) apparently started his guitar studies with a pupli of Aguado. He enjoyed a high reputation. A young Miguel Llobet was so impressed after hearing him that he decided to dedicate himself to the guitar and Austín Barrios asked him for lessons. We are proud to present this volume of Manjón's music which combines both Flamenco and Latin-American elements to give an innovative and unique blend of guitar music.

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