“Americans all look the same to me, same to me…” Americans is Scott Johnson’s new album for the prestigious Tzadik, John Zorn project. A new record that adds new chapters to his personal adventure […]
Month: October 2015
Bucato by Paolo Angeli, ReR 2002
This is the first recording for Paolo Angeli in 2002 for the ReR Records that see Angeli alone playing in solitary with his particular instrument, almost 66 minutes of music, almost a recital to show […]
Linee di Fuga by Paolo Angeli, Erosha, 1997
Please don’t pay attention to the delay for this review, this record has been published in 1997 by the independent bolognese label Erosha, but there is no problem: records like this don’t grow old in […]
The guitar music by Manuel M. Ponce by Sante Tursi, Rainbow Classics,
Ponce’s music embodies better of any other the aesthetic of Segovia: the impassioned recovery of the folklore of his own country is elaborated in a happy and balanced synthesis among his own popular cultural training […]
Chamber Music by Von Weber – Molino Diabelli & Kreutzer by Trio Eidos, Rainbow Classics
VisionaryGuitars Reviews Blog Chitarra e Dintorni About the old debate on the presumed “poverty” of the repertoire for classical guitar is often sued as a load by the detractors the use of our favorite instrument […]
The guitar music of the next age by Eugenio Becherucci, Sinfonica, 2001
This cd has a curious title, that would be able to call back to the past a suspicious listener something about a certain “new age” music, in many cases synonymous of a certain superficiality and […]
#Review of John Somebody by Scott Johnson, Tzadik, 2004 on #neuguitars #blog
Should be blessed the used cds’ shops, Ebay and those who sell their discoteques because thanks to them every fan has the opportunity to integrate and recover cds which he has maybe only heard about […]
Die Donnergötter by Rhys Chatham, Dossier Records, 1988
“For an art music audience, both ‘Guitar Trio’ and ‘Drastic Classicism’ were vigorous new strains of overtone-based minimalism, lyrical in content and structurally austere, which synthesized two different musics to arrive at a striking new […]
A Crimson Grail di Rhys Chatham, Table Of The Elements, 2007
Four hundred electric guitars that sing a hymn to the eternal music. Four hundred electric guitars on the steps of Sacre Coeur in Paris, the night of the first October 2005. 2400 strings that vibrate […]
De Fossa Trois Quatuors op.19 by Lorenzo Micheli, Stradivarius, 2009
Review of De Fossa Trois Quatuors op.19 by Lorenzo Micheli, Stradivarius, 2009 Singular character, Francois de Fossa (Perpignan 1775 – Paris 1849), son of a noted historian and lawyer, a professional soldier for the Spanish first […]
Fantasia catalana by Duo Eutonos, FUNDACIO’ ACA, 2001
VisionaryGuitars Reviews Blog Chitarra e Dintorni The Duo Eutonos leaves his musical signature with this cd gone out in the 2001. Eugenio Becherucci on the guitar and Antonio Cipriani on the violin interpret with pleasant […]
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#Recensione di Intermission 2000-2008 di Oren Ambarchi, Touch, 2009 su #neuguitars #blog
https://orenambarchi.bandcamp.com/album/intermission-2000-2008 http://touch33.net/catalogue/tone-40-oren-ambarchi-intermission-2000-2008.html Oren Ambarchi è un compositore e multi-strumentista australiano[…]
Chitarra Con Forza di Magnus Andersson, Phono Suecia 1988
Il Maestro Magnus Anderrson è stato da sempre una delle forze propulsive che hanno “mosso le acque” nel campo della chitarra contemporanea. Penso sia doveroso citare il Maestro Angelo Giardino, autore delle note che accompagnano […]
The Plucked North di Magnus Andresson, nosag, 2006
Recensione di The Plucked North di Magnus Andresson, nosag, 2006 Questo cd è sottotitolato “New music from Sweden, Denmark and Finland” e può essere considerate il seguito “nordico” al precedente Short Sounds interamente dedicato ai compositori […]
Interview with Geoffrey Morris by Andrea Aguzzi (July 2010)
The first question is always the classic one: how does it start your love and interest for guitar and what instruments do you play or have you played? Like so many guitarists of my generation […]
Interview with Sante Tursi by Andrea Aguzzi (May 2010)
VisionaryGuitars Interviews The first question is always the classic one: how did start your love and interest for the guitar? What instruments do you play?I have started playing guitar simply because there was one in […]
#Interview with Eugenio Becherucci (April 2010) on #neuguitars #blog
Eugenio Becherucci: Guitarist? Musician? Composer? How was born your love and interest for the guitar? My vocation is undoubtedly that of guitarist. In my family with Spanish-Italian origin, guitar is a very loved instrument, and […]
#Interview with Maurizio Pisati (March 2010) on #neuguitars #blog
VisionaryGuitars Interviews You have studied at the Milan’s Conservatory, graduating with honors in composition with S. Sciarrino, A. Guarnieri and G. Manzoni and later also in classical guitar. How was the musical scene at the […]
Interview with Scott Johnson (February 2010)
The first question is always the classic one: how does it start your love and interest for guitar and what instruments do you play or have you played? My real love in music is composing, […]
