Regardless, here is a list of pieces I thoroughly enjoyed learning in case they would interest you. Some of them I learned quite soon after I started learning guitar, but I still enjoy them now. They are all short and melodic (at least I think so). I have to give credit for some of them to my guitar teacher, but most of them I heard someone else play first...either at our local guitar society or on Delcamp...
Sepia by Thierry Tisserand
Vals de Primavera by Thierry Tisserand
Slow Blues by Alexander Vinitsky
Pavane #1 by Milan
Un Dia De Noviembre by Leo Brouwer
Evocacion by Jose Luis Merlin
Birds Flew over the Spire by Gary Ryan
Royal Plum Pudding by Andrew York
Simple Study #6 Leo Brouwer
Mad World (Originally by Tears for Fears)
Valse Choro Francis Kleynjans
Nocturne #2 by Mertz
Giuliani op 50#17
And here are the pieces on my current wish list for next year (after I've finished the level 3 pieces I've been working on forever)
Promise Yvonne Bloor
Wild Mountain Thyme (Scott Tennant arrangement)
Pagina de Radio (Pujol)
Arabian Dance (Tchaikovsky - arranged by Kossler)
Joropo (Jose Luis Merlin)
Testament de Amelia Llobet
Prelude in D major Cello Suite Bach
And maybe one day...
Home Andrew York
Julia Florida Barrios
Maybe you'll hear something you will enjoy learning too ??