Composers From The Classical Period - Creative Guitar

Cimarosa, Domenico

( 1749 - 1801 )

Domenico Cimarosa , Aversa 17 Dec 1749 - Venice 11 Jan 1801 Italian composer. He trained in Naples as a violinist, keyboard player and composer, and wrote mainly sacred works at first. Read More

Coste, Napoleon

( 1805 - 1883 )

Napoléon Coste was born in Amondans, France, near Besancon. He was first taught the guitar by his mother, an accomplished player. Read More

Cramer, Johann Baptist

( 1771 - 1858 )

Cramer, Johann Baptist, Mannheim 24 Feb 1771-London 16 April 1858. English composer, pianist and publisher of German descent. Read More

Darr, Adam

( 1811 - 1866 )

Darr, Adam (1811-1866)Schweinfurt, Germany,His career encompassed composing for solo and chamber music, performing, and teaching. Read More

Degen, Søffren

( 1816 - 1885 )

Søffren Degen (12 October 1816 7 July 1885) has been called "The enigmatic guitar genius of Denmark". Read More

Diabelli, Anton

( 1781 - 1858 )

Anton Diabelli 1781–1858, Austrian music publisher. He published works by Beethoven and Schubert and composed the waltz theme of Beethoven's Diabelli Variations. Read More

Fahrbach, Joseph

( 1804 - 1883 )

Joseph Fahrbach 1804-1883 was a musician flute and guitar virtuoso. Read More

Ferranti, Marco Aurelio Zani de

( 1801 - 1878 )

Marco Aurelio Zani de Ferranti was a classical guitarist and composer. Read More

Flotow, Friedrich von

( 1812 - 1883 )

Friedrich von Flotow was a German composer. He is chiefly remembered for his opera Martha, which was popular up to the turn of the 20th century.Friedrich von Flotow. Read More

Fossa, Francois de

( 1775 - 1849 )

François de Fossa, born in Perpignan in 1775, fought as a soldier in Spain against the French invaders and subsequently served in Mexico. He later saw service in France. Read More

Giuliani, Mauro

( 1781 - 1829 )

Italian guitarist and composer. In Vienna from 1806, he became famous as the greatest living guitarist, teaching, performing and composing a rich repertory for the guitar. Read More

Giuliani-Guglielmi, Emilia

( 1813 - ???? )

The second-born daughter of Mauro Giuliani, Emilia Giuliani was born in Vienna in 1813. She was a musical Read More

Contemporary Paganini and Giuliani, virtuoso guitarist, in turn, Filippo Gragnani (1767-1812) contributed to the development of six-string guitar both by writing new parts improvisations by the pub Read More

Gruber, Franz

( 1787 - 1863 )

Franz Gruber was an Austrian primary school teacher and church organist in the village of Arnsdorf. At the same time he was organist and choirmaster at St. Read More