I began the Guitar Transcriptions of piano masterworks in 2015, but it was interrupted in order to complete the Brontë Ballads. Work resumed in 2019, and as of autumn 2026 about 35 finished Transcriptions are now available—five of them for free (including works by Schumann, Schubert, Debussy and Liszt). There are only around 20 pieces left in my queue, most of which have had some amount of work. In the tradition of Liszt, these are literal transcriptions, i.e. note-for-note to the greatest possible extent. Achieving that on six-string guitar gives rise to some unusual tunings and techniques.

The Brontë Ballads project was substantially completed in 2017. This is a collection of some 120 songs for guitar and voice, setting to music poems by Emily Brontë, in celebration of her 2018 bicentenary. My goal was to write songs that she might have sung herself, or at least songs that she would have appreciated. Writing them has provided one of the keenest pleasures of my life, and I couldn't have done it without the inspiration of this most musical of poets.

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Note: Beginning in 2025 another creator has begun publishing music under the Museclef name, which seems ill-advised, but in any case it necessitates that I disclaim any connection to that artist. If it's not on this website or doesn't have my real name associated, it's not me.