The mid-1800s marked the most significant shift in the instrument's history. Antonio de Torres Jurado
The instrument needed a voice. Francisco Tárrega, often called the "father of classical guitar," wrote the repertoire that defined the Spanish sound. Pieces like Recuerdos de la Alhambra showcased the new, resonant capabilities of the Torres-style guitar. A digital collection would include sheet music excerpts and analysis of how these composers pushed l The mid-1800s marked the most significant shift in