From my 2013 The Nutcracker - Complete Ballet Score For Guitar Orchestra, here's a really cool track!  Tchaikovsky composed it and I played all the parts.  Enjoy!

The Nutcracker - Complete Ballet Score For Guitar Orchestra [Disc 1]

Tableau 1 Scene Dansante

From my 2013 double cd The Nutcracker: Complete Ballet Score For Guitar Orchestra - here's another gem.  Enjoy!

Tableau 1 Scene (Grandfather's Dance)

From my double cd The Nutcracker - Complete Ballet Score For Guitar Orchestra.

The Nutcracker - Complete Ballet Score For Guitar Orchestra [Disc 2]

Divertissements Mother Gigogne And The Clowns

I recorded this blend of 2 classic Christmas tunes 27 years ago.  And I think it holds up just fine today.  My friend and engineer extraordinaire Kim Person was at the console.  Enjoy!

The Nutcracker Suite For Guitar Orchestra

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen/'Twas The Moon Of Wintertime

Here's my version of the Valse Finale, the next to last track of Tchaikovsky's great Nutcracker Ballet.   I'm dedicating this to my friend George Maida, long time DJ at WCVE in Richmond, Virginia.  George has been playing my music for a few decades now and debuted my Nutcracker Complete Ballet Score For Guitar Orchestra double cd that this track is taken from.  Many thanks, George!  And rest in peace, old friend.

Divertissements - Valse Finale

Solo harp guitar, recorded in 1997 and released on my Nutcracker Suite For Guitar Orchestra cd.  Peace, Love and a Happy New Year to all the world.

Auld Lang Syne

Although the photo is from 1988, the music is from the Bennett & Gurley cd of 1997.  Stephen is playing a Gibson 12-string and Bill his Martin D-28.  Some pretty cool back and forth here, I think!  Enjoy.

Bennett And Gurley

Weave And Way

From a long time ago, in a galaxy called Kansas, this is a tune of mine to possibly help warm things on this cold day.  I played guitar, Victor Wooten played bass and Tom Espinola played mandolin.  Enjoy!

Guitar Town

Greased Pig

A tune from my 1988 recording, Tangier Morning, here's a tune I wrote for my dad.  He'd be 84 today if here were still around.

Enjoy

Cowboy Dave

Upon getting my son Will out of his crib one day back in 1992, I asked him what he'd been dreaming about.  This is what he told me.  The original version of this tune was for 2 guitars.  In 2007, my brother Jim and I recorded this version.  As you can hear, he's a most excellent pianist!

Stephen Bennett

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