You should look at the primary source: Segovia's letters to Ponce. Sometime in the 1920s, Segovia was in a great rush to perform the work and asked Ponce to attribute the work to. He suggested Weiss as most of the music public already new most of Bach's guitar transcriptions. I believe it is a fine work. Lesser known is the Suite he wrote in D Major of which the Prelude is very beautiful indeed. I have played both on Baroque lute and it sounds fine indeed! Ponce is IMHO a highly under-rated guitar composer. Why? Most of his music was written by a piano based composer who wrote difficult music. Many composer prefer the easy stuff like Sor and Guiliani and much of Villa Lobos. His La Folia Variations are probably his finest work. Regards, Michael Stitt http://bachplucked.com/
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