Quixotic (2015) "Quixotic"   is   Joakim   Zelmerlööw's   third   album   and   is,   as   his   previous   albums,   entirely   self   produced   from   beginning   to   end.   It   features   works   by   Ponce, Barrios,   Albéniz,   Moreno   Tórroba   and   Tárrega.   In   an   industry   where   classical   music   is   a   small   part   of   the   total   market   and   the   classical   guitar   an   even smaller   slice   of   this,   classical   musicians   face   significant   challenges   irrespective   of   capability.   The   name   "Quixotic"   is   very   carefully   chosen   for   this   album   as it   means   the   act   of   following   beliefs   even   though   they   are   foolish   or   pursueing   unreachable   goals.   Recording   an   album   consisting   of   nothing   but   extremely well-known   works   for   classical   guitar   already   recorded   multiple   times   by   every   known   classical   guitarist   in   the   world,   is   no   doubt   idealistic   without   regard   to practicality. Total playing time: 41:38

Reflexions (2014) "Reflexions"   is   the   second   album   by   classical   guitarist   and   composer   Joakim   Zelmerlööw.   This   album   contains   the   Cembalo   Sonata   no.   1   by   Swedish baroque   composer   Johan   Helmich   Roman,   the   French   composer   Erik   Satie's   Gymnopédie   no.   1   and   the   first   cello   suite   by   Johann   Sebastian   Bach,   all transcribed   for   classical   guitar   by   Joakim   Zelmerlööw.   We   also   find   two   original   works   by   Joakim   Zelmerlööw;   the   Vals   no.   1   and   the   "Theme   and   variations" op. 11. The latter is a variation work on the theme Sockerbagaren by Swedish composer Alice Tegnér. Total playing time: 40:37

In tempo (2006) The   album   “In   Tempo”   features   music   by   the   German   baroque   composer   Johann   Sebastian   Bach,   the   German   baroque   lute   player   Silvius   Leopold   Weiss   and the   Spanish   19th   century   guitar   virtuoso   and   composer   Fernando   Sor.   It   also   features   new   music   for   classical   guitar   by   Zelmerlööw,   composed   in   the   style of both modern and traditional classical music. Being an enhanced CD, it also includes some bonus content. Total playing time: 70:48