Anonymous

1 La Rosignoll
2 Drewries Accordes
John Johnson

3 Leveche Pavan
4 The Galliard to Leveche
Anonymous

5 The Queen's Treble
John Dowland
6 My Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home

7 My Lord Chamberlain's Galliard
Anonymous
8 Callinoe
Grant Gustafson - Tangos for Two

9 Twilight Tango
10 Midnight Embrace

11 Sunrise Tango
J. S. Bach
12 Prelude from English Suite #3
Frank Wallace - Sketches for Two

13 La Cara
14 La Bella
15 La Danza
16 A la Bela

17 Caravan
18 Shreds
Francis Kleynjans

19 Maria Catharina
20 Aria
Franz Joseph Haydn - Sonata VII

21 Allegro
22 Largo

23 Rondo
Traditional (arrg. by Len Williams)
24 Sevillianes

25 El Puerto
26 El Pano Moruno
Fernando Carulli - Sonata

27 Largo
28 Rondo
Ida Presti

29 Etude Fantastique
Recorded by Robert Eric
Polygon Studios, Cherry Hill, NJ
Produced by Joseph & Kathleen Mayes
© MGD 2006
The Mayes classical guitar duo brings together a wealth of experience and ability, gathered during extensive careers as soloists and members of respected ensembles.
The duo is remarkably versatile as demonstrated not only by the diverse styles of music that they play, but also in the variety of instruments they bring to their programs: classical guitar, terz guitar, 19th century guitar, renaissance lute, archlute and the Neapolitan mandolin.
They have recorded two CD’s: “The Schoole of Musicke” and “Sketches for Two”. Kathleen Mayes plays a guitar built by Paul Jacobson and a lute built by Larry Brown. Joseph Mayes plays a guitar of his own construction and a lute built by Larry Brown.
Joseph Mayes
Joseph Mayes has performed extensively throughout the United States and Europe on both guitar and lute. He is a professor of music at Rowan University where he heads the Guitar and Early Music programs and holds degrees from Thomas Edison College and Shenandoah University. He is well known, not only as a performer, but as an outstanding source of guitar scholarship witnessed in his many publications in both periodicals and music publishing houses. He has studied with some of the most notable guitarists of the century including Andres Segovia, Carlos Barbosa-Lima, and Jose Tomas. He has recorded 4 solo CD’s of both guitar and lute music.
Kathleen Mayes
Mrs. Mayes holds degrees from Rowan University and Drexel University. She studied with well-known Segovia disciple Larry Snitzler of George Mason University and Julian Gray of Peabody Conservatory. She serves as Adjunct Professor at both Rowan University and Burlington County College where she teaches classical guitar and music history.