I'm not sure if I'd consider this "all over the map." The vast majority of this is classical music. There is one bluesy rocking tune and one jazz based number. Beyond that, this is classical music. As the sub-title suggests, it's mostly solo guitar and solo viola. There are two songs that include piano, though. While this isn't really my kind of thing, I can appreciate the talent involved and I enjoy some of these pieces quite a bit.

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I love the intricacies of this piece. It's another classical music guitar showcase.

This is such an evocative piece of music.

There is a decent range of mood and energy on this cut.

A blues rocking number, this shows off quite a bit of guitar technique. It also manages to rock and still be intricate.

This piece seems a bit disconnected and sparse. It's still good, but not at the level of some of the rest here.

This is pretty much pure jazz. It has some classy guitar work built into it.