When I began practicing the mandolin more seriously, I did not feel satisfied by playing single note melodies. I arranged a lot of pieces which I knew from my guitar playing over decades, just for my own use on the mandolin. My goal was to combine melodies with chords in the way guitar players do. In my book you will find the result of my work, spanning from Renaissance to Barock, from Ireland and Italy to the Alps. An extra section with more difficult pieces will satisfy the advanced player

• Allegro Scherzando    Franz Wohlfahrt
• Am Meer        Franz Schubert
• Black Is The Color of My True Love's Hair          
• Bourree 1       J. S. Bach
• Bourree 2       J. S. Bach
• Bransle Double          Michael Praetorius
• Calabrisella Mia (Polka)      
• Dance             John Dowland
• Den lieben langen Tag          
• Der Klarinettenmuckel         
• Der Schuhplattler      
• Die Kapelle    C. Kreuzer
• Etude #1 (for mandolin solo)             Hans-W.F. Landau
• Loch Lomond            
• March (from the Anna Magdalena Notebook)        J. S. Bach
• Menuet           Johann Quantz
• Morgan Magan          Turlough O'Carolan
• O'Carolan's Concerto            Turlough O'Carolan
• Petronella      
• Polka 
• Rondeau         J. Mouret
• Santa Lucia   
• Schon rosmarin          Arranged by Fritz Kreisler
• Sheebeg and Sheemor           Turlough O'Carolan
• Sonatina (excerpt)      L. V. Beethoven
• Spunta il Sol 
• St. Anne's Reel         
• Tanz    Gaspar Sanz
• The Flowers of Edinburgh    
• The South Wind        
• The Wind That Shakes the Barley 
• Torna a Surriento       Ernesto de Curtis
• Trottolina (Polka - Marcia)  F. Mantini
• Vieni sul mar             
• Violin-Etude  Franz Wohlfahrt
• Weisst du Muatterl, was I Traumt Hab'?     A. Kutschera
• Zirkus Renz - Memories       Gustav Peter