Each of Stephen's CDs have over one hour of his masterful recordings.

 'Romance de Amor' Total Time 61.33

1. Mi Favorite (Anonymous)
2. Canon in D major (Pachelbel)
3. Cancion Triste (Calleja)
4. Adelita (Tarrega)
5. Recuerdos de la Alhambra (Tarrega)
6. Lagrima (Tarrega)
7. Malaguna (Lecuona)
8. Manha de Carnaval (Maria/Bonfa)
9. Samba de Orpheus (Maria/Bonfa)
10. Romance de Amor (Anonymous)
11. Andantino in C major [Opus 6 no. 8] (Sor)
12. Allegretto in B. minor [Opus 35 no. 22] (Sor)
13. Andante Allegro in A minor [Opus 31 no. 20] (Sor)
14. Living in the Country (Seeger)
15. Greensleeves (Anonymous)
16. Sarabande (Handel)
17. Bourée (Bach)
18. Prelude (Opus 28 no. 7] (Chopin)
19. Prelude [Opus 28 no. 20] (Chopin)
20. Für Elise (Beethoven)
21. Yellow Bird (Keith?Bergman?Luboff)

Isaac Albéniz
1. Asturias Leyenda - Prelude [Opus 232 no. 1] Madrid 1896
2. Recuercos de Viaje (Memory Of The Journey)
[Opus 71 no. 6] 
Francisco Tárrega
3. Capricho Arabe  Dedicated to D. Tomás Bretón
4.  Mazurka en Sol 
Fernando Sor Studies from Studio for the Spanish Guitar Opus 6.
Dedicated to his pupils. London 1815 - 1817
5.Andante in A Major No. 12
6. Allegro in Moderato in D Major No. 1
7. Allegro in Moderato in E Minor No. 11
8. Andanté Allegro In A major No. 2
9. Andanté Allegro In D minor No. 9 Studies from Vine Quarte Exercises Por la Guitare Opus 35. Paris 1828
10. Andante in C major No. 13
11.  Moderato in D major No. 1
Franz Schubert
12.  Ellens Gesang From the Lady of the Lake Opus 52 No. 6 (Ave Maria) Viena 1826
Hector Villa-Lobos Cinq Preludes Dedicated to Mindinha Rio 1940
13. Prelude No. 1 in E minor - Homage to Brazillian Country Dweller
14. Prelude No. 2 in E major - Melinda Capadocia
15  Prelude No. 3 in A minor - Homage to Bach
16. Prelude No. 4 in E minor - Homage to Brazilian Indians
17. Prelude No. 5 in D major - Homage to Social Life
Ludwig Von Beethovan
18. Sonata N. 14 Quasi una Fantasia
Opus 27 No.. 2 (Moonlight) 1st Movement
Dedicated to Countess Giletta Giucciardi, Vienna 1802

The Memory of the Journey CD insert has a brief bio of each of the original composers.

Typical:

Isaac Albéniz 1860 – 1909 Spanish composer and pianist

   Like Mozart, a piano prodigy at age four, Isaac Albeniz so astounded audiences with his performance that trickery was suspected. At age nine, he entered the conservatory, but soon ran away to concertize throughout Castile. By age 12, he was a stowaway on a ship, leading a precarious life in Latin America and the U.S. His teenage years were spend wandering in Europe, eventually traveling with Liszt, with whom he perfected his piano technique. In his early twenties, he settled in Barcelona and began an association with Felipe Pedrell who inspired him to create music with truly Spanish roots. His most fruitful period began in Paris in 1893 where he became close friends with d’Indy, Fauré, Debussy and Dukas. Their exchange of ideas helped create the impressionist style. His piano writing directly influenced both Debussy and Ravel. Unfortunately, his health deteriorated and his last years were spent working on his masterpiece, Suite Iberia for piano. He died in 1909 a few days before his 49^th birthday.