Here are the MIDI files I already mentioned:

click here to listen to Tango FlamencoTango Flamenco - an Andalusian dance written down by Vladimir Bobri

click here to listen to El Ultimo BesoEl Ultimo Beso - from Ecuador, written by Armando Martinez

click here to listen to Brazilian SongBrazilian Song - written by Francisco Mignone

click here to listen to TedescaTedesca - written in the 15th century by an unknown composer

click here to listen to SaltarelloSaltarello - written in the 16th century by Vincenzo Galilei (Galileo's father)

click here to listen to ItalianaItaliana - an anonymous composer from the 16th century/p>

click here to listen to a songSong - another 16th century piece anonymously composed

click here to listen to Allegretto Moderato in DAllegretto Moderato in D - written by Fernando Sor

click here to listen to Allegro Moderato in CAllegro Moderato in C - by Joseph Kuffner

click here to listen to Allegro in CAllegro in C - by Fernando Sor

click here to listen to Allegretto in CAllegretto in C - also by Fernando Sor

click here to listen to Andante in CAndante in C - by Fernando Sor

click here to listen to Andante in GAndante in G - by... yes! Fernando Sor

click here to listen to Capriccio in CCapriccio in C - a work by Ferdinando Carulli

click here to listen to Etude IEtude I - by Leo Brouwer

click here to listen to Etude VEtude V - by Leo Brouwer

click here to listen to Etude VIEtude VI - also by Leo Brouwer

click here to listen to Invierno PortenoInvierno Porteno - by Astor Piazzolla

click here to listen to Moderato in CModerato in C - by the ever popular... Fernando Sor

click here to listen to Moderato in CModerato in C - by Sor, same name - different piece

click here to listen to Moderato in CModerato in C - yet a third one by Sor with the same name!

click here to listen to Moderato in DModerato in D - another Sor piece, but with a different name

click here to listen to an untitled songUntitled - an untitled Sor arpeggio

click here to listen to Waltz and variationsWaltz and Variations - by Ferdinando Carulli

I hope to be adding more in the future. Let me know what you think of these selections.