Mario Stresow

This is a happy one. And if you want to, slip into your old self-made frog dress and jump around the the corners of your quarter. Just remember: We all have the freedom to go nuts any time! Hop!

Imagine a Guitar and a Piano dancing together as a ballet duo. Bass and Drums delivering the frame. A retrospective mood with a modern sound. Your part? Just listen and dream. A french Twist in Spain

You are having a date with your new flirt in a bar. It is already late and the bartender is a guy with a lot of experience. That means he now will play this song: It´s so nasty fine

He is definitely hoping for more, as you can tell by the end of the lyrics. But what about her?  Will she also reach out her arm - or rejecting his one?
Let this song be your dreamy companion throughout…

I wrote this tune in November 2025 as a Solo Guitar Étude. Yesterday I came up with the idea to do a piece of world music out of it. That was a lot of fun and I was amazed at…

When I was a little kid, around six or seven years old, I used to sing this at night in my bed. I was mesmerised by the melody as well as the German lyrics. In my early 20s I tried…

The Captain's Admission is the latest title you can listen to in The Royal Chamber. The score can be purchased here: Sheet Music. Cheers, Mario Stresow.

New on my site: The Royal Chamber - Finest compositions for concert guitar. Starting off with How nice is that. From October 18 to 23 a new tune will be uploaded every day. Come in here:
https://mariostresow.com/the-royal-chamber

With its lively tempo, this composition for 3 guitars moves slightly forward. Due to the well-established tones and the warmth and clarity of the three voices, which are as skilfully as they are tastefully, this piece also has something soothing…

Here comes a quiet tune for the mellow souls: Appassionata ma non troppo The transcription is also available on the sheet music page on my site. Cheers, Mario.

An elegant companion to cruise through the night. Also good if you can't fall asleep: Night´s Falling

What a teasing music. It reminds me of George Shearing and The Montgomery Brothers. Listen to a lovely theme and a tasty jazz guitar solo in octaves.
One more kiss and I will kiss You  There is also a lead…