The Most Melancholic Guitar Music Ever Composed

I put together some pieces that I love for their quiet melancholy and nostalgic warmth, music that seems to carry both the weight of memory and the beauty of letting go. These works are intimate, introspective, and full of subtle emotion.

From the delicate farewell in Barrios’s tremolo to the distant dreamscape of Vivaldini’s Thinking About Far Away Worlds, each piece seems to speak from a faraway place.

These are works that don’t demand attention, they invite reflection. Playing them feels like revisiting old memories, half-remembered but deeply felt.

Thank you for listening, I hope this music finds a quiet place in your day :)

Warmly,
Roberta


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Pieces:
00:00 El Ultimo Tremolo (Una Limosna por el Amor de Dios) – Agustín Barrios Mangoré
03:20 Study in E minor, Op. 6 No. 11 – Fernando Sor
06:57 Thinking About Far Away Worlds – Stefano Vivaldini (scores: https://stefanovivaldini.com/scores/t... )
09:20 Elegie – Johann Kaspar Mertz

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