“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 […]
Category: Review
#Review of Quadrat D’Or by Stefano Grondona, Stradivarius 2012 on #neuguitars #blog
Review of Quadrat D’Or by Stefano Grondona, Stradivarius 2012 “Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner: in this recording project it is intended to concentrate that repertory which sees the guitar raise its gaze to the greatest […]
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 […]
In Praise Of Shadow by Chicago Underground Duo, Thrill Jockey, 2006
VisionaryGuitars Reviews Blog Chitarra e Dintorni Premise. In this record you won’t even find a guitar. Percussions, electronics and trumpet yes, but no guitar at all. So why is it on this blog? First because […]
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 […]
#Review of Clementi Works with Guitar di Geoffrey Morris ELISION Ensemble, Mode Records, 2007 on #neuguitars #blog
We talked about the Australian guitarist Geoffrey Morris during the interview with Maurizio Pisati as involved in his Teathre of a Dawn’s project, now we meet him again in this monographic CD released on Mode […]
Singularity by Joe Morris, 2001 AUM Fidelity
Review of Singularity by Joe Morris, 2001 AUM Fidelity Joe Morris, American, has begun to play the guitar in 1969, 14 year-old age. He did the usual autodidactic training: playing in different groups, listening to […]
Spinoza by Girardi, Senna, Recchia, Burk, ImprovvisatoreInvolontario, 2011
VisionaryGuitarsReviewsBlog Chitarra e Dintorni Spinoza and the jazz. Well .. it may seem a little curious that some jazz players keep themselves busy with one of the most interesting philosophers of 1600 using him and his […]
Solstice by Ralph Towner, ECM 1975
Ralph Towner is great man. Great in everything: composer, improviser, multi-instrumentalist, pianist, guitarist, band leader. Just think about that legendary group called Orengon which anticipated that at least twenty years, the fashion of the music […]
Skinshout & Xabier Riondo, Altai, ImprovvisatoreInvolontario, 2010
VisionaryGuitarsReviewsBlog Chitarra e Dintorni Do you remember “concepts albums”? Do they still exist? Records created with an history at thei bases, a long run which to make music moving and flowing, searching for something that is […]
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