"Classical guitar music contains some of the richest and most interesting repertoire in the classical music world.  By using the fingers to pluck instead of a plectrum (pick) or bow, the classical guitarist can play polyphonic music on a single instrument. Polyphonic music contains multiple voices like melody, harmony, and bass played simultaneously on a single instrument. It is common to encounter classical guitar music that sustains two, three, or four musical lines or voices.

 The right hand is a classical guitarist's voice and is similar to that of a string player's bow. By using a combination of flesh and fingernail to pluck the strings, a classical guitarist is able to generate a wide variety of sounds." - Darren Curtis Skanson

Please click on the links below to peruse these wonderful scores by Darren for solo classical guitar.