Review of Immortal Light by Buck Curran, Obsolete Recordings, 2016 https://obsoleterecordings.bandcamp.com/album/immortal-light A thin ring of white light. The thin ring of light created by a solar eclipse illuminates the darkness in the first solo cd […]
Review of Claudio Ambrosini Song Book for Guitar by Alberto Mesirca, Kairos, 2016 Alberto Mesirca signs this CD, publishing a truly remarkable work, an amazing job under different points of view: let’s try to analyze […]
Review of La Serena by La Cantiga De La Serena, Workin’ Label, 2016 http://www.workinproduzioni.it/roster-artisti/39-artisti/304-la-cantiga-de-la-serena.html Some time ago reading the wonderful book “Superonda Storia segreta della musica italiana” by Valerio Mattioli, I was thinking about the […]
Review of Nautilus by Francesco Morittu, Star Recordings, 2016 Nautilus. This word for me at least a couple of meanings / links / memories. Primarily the beautiful shell, a true natural engineering masterpiece that in […]
Review of Piazzolla Cafè 1930: Music for Violin and Guitar by Piercarlo Sacco and Andrea Dieci, Brilliant Records, 2014 “Tango is a music of paradoxes. For portenos, as the inhabitants of the port city Buenos […]
Review of Nicola Jappelli Guitar Music by Andrea Dieci, Brilliant Classic, 2013 “This project was for me the opportunity to address a completely new repertoire on records, largely made up for me and dedicated to […]
Review of Family Album by David Starobin, Bridge Records 2007 David Starobin is a fantastic guitar player, we all know it, dedicatee of more than 350 compositions by composers such as Elliott Carter, George Crumb, […]
Review of NewDance by David Starobin, Bridge Records 1998 With this cd “Newdance” released in 1998, David Starobin and Bridge Records give form to an extremely interesting project by presenting a series of pieces for […]
Review of New Music with Guitar vol. 10 by David Starobin, Bridge Records, 2016 This is the last record, part of a collection of ten cds dedicated to contemporary music for guitar. A truly remarkable […]
Review of The Dublin Guitar Quartet Performs Philip Glass, Orange Mountain Music, 2014 What shall I say? Beautiful record. Avant-garde music has never been so enjoyable. If you love Philip Glass and you feel the […]
Review of The First Beat Is The Last Sound Gerard Cousins, Wales Music, 2014 http://gerardcousins.com/ I like very much the title of this latest work by Gerard Cousins and even better is its content, including […]
Review of A Gift by Gerard Cousins, Wales Music, 2008 Gerard Cousin is a British guitarist, classically trained, a graduate ofthe University of Leeds and Conservatorium Enschede (Netherlands), he has released four CDs, all made […]
How many things do happen on Christmas time? We are in 2001, in New York, Derek Bailey and his wife are in the big apple, the British guitarist has come here specifically to buy a […]
Review of We Aliens by Unnatural Ways, Tzadik, 2016 There is a band of aliens that stirs Tzadik’s headquarters in New York. Or maybe it’s just a New York’s band in its natural element. The […]
Review of Quit your Unnatural Ways, Weird Forest, 2012 “My name is AVA MENDOZA. I play guitars and stompboxes and write music. Currently I’m based out of Brooklyn, NY. I have played guitar for most […]
Review of Giacomo Susani plays Petrassi Bach Tansman Weiss, Stradivarius, 2015 What can I say? Surprising. Giacomo Susani immediately convince in his debut album devoted to music by Petrassi, Bach, Tansman and Weiss with a […]
Review of J.S. Bach The Four Suites for Lute by Giacomo Copiello, Victor Valisena, Michele Tedesco and Giacomo Susani, Stradivarius, 2016 I have to confess that I have the fear that I have written a […]
Review of Basket Full of Dragons a tribute to Robbie Basho Vol II, Obsolete Recordings, 2016 Robbie Basho was and still is something much more than a guitar player, or musician. Even something more, I […]
Review of Refugio by Laboule, Long Song records, 2013 And so it seems that .. here we comes Folks! The long shadow of weird folk has also reached the Italic suburbs. In 2011 Gino Dal […]
Tangier Session is the last SOLO record realized by Sir Richard Bishop, American guitarist, improviser, composer, founding member of the band Sun City Girls. Listening to his latest, excellent, recording effort produced by the indie label Drag City, […]
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