I have been playing guitar since 1987. After about a year of learning on my own (and with friends), I started taking lessons in classical guitar. I took those for about three years and I still play classical guitar to this day. I dabbled a little in rock guitar but I'm just not that good at electrics.

I have bought and sold more guitars than I can list (that is a lot of fun, BTW). Below is a list of my current "collection." Each is unique in their own right! Pics to come soon.

My (memorized) classical repertoire (not all classical pieces per se, but they are all played in that style):
Andante in C (Guiliani)
Blood on the Rooftops - Introduction (Hackett)
Bouree in Em (Bach)
Concerto in D, 2nd Movement - Largo (Vivaldi)
Greensleves (Cutting)
Horizons (Hackett)
If I Fell (Lennon/McCartney)
Marigold (Hackett)
Minuet in D (De Visee)
Mood for a Day (Howe)
Packington's Pound (Cutting)
Prelude Op. 28, No. 7 (Chopin)
Recuerdos de la Alhambra (Tarrega) -- easy version, no tremolo
Se Io M'accorgo Ben Mio D'un Altro Amante (Anonymous)
Skye Boat Song (Hackett)
Spanish Ballad (Anonymous/Traditional)
The Vigil (Hackett)


The WWW has some great sources for classical music (tab and standard notation), for free! Below is a listing of some websites that I've found:
http://dirk.meineke.free.fr/classical.html
http://www.flamenco-classical-guitar.com/english/annuaire_uk.php?menu=classic
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