All Blog Posts Tagged 'cd' (5)

I'm happy to announce the release of my 2nd solo 10-string guitar CD, "CAPARISON". It is now available on the MERCHANDISE page of my website and will be up on CDBaby and iTunes soon.

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Production is winding down on my next CD release which I decided to call "CAPARISON". As soon as the graphics are finalized, I'll be shipping it off to the replicators. Here are the track titles: 01 Prelude BWV 1012 - Johann Sebastian Bach 02 Sarabande BWV 1012 -Johann Sebastian Bach 03 Danza Paraguaya - Agustin Pio Barrios 04 Don Perez Freire - Agustin Pio Barrios 05 Vals #4 op 8 - Agustin Pio Barrios 06 Largo from New World Symphony - Antonin Dvorak 07 Prelude BWV 1007 - Johann Sebast… Continue

“Autumn Elegy” Artist: Charles Mokotoff Year: 2008 Imagine a time when Classical Guitar was flourishing: Segovia was still touring and giving concerts, Classical Guitar stars like Michael Lorimer, Christopher Parkening and Leo Brouwer were hosting 2 week-long (sometimes longer) masterclasses, the up and coming players were pushing the boundaries of technique and repertoire launching from the foundation that Segovia built. Charles Mokotoff was right in the thick of all that activit… Continue

“Genteel” Artist: Giacomo Fiore Year: 2009

I met Giacomo Fiore in 2008 at a house concert I gave at luthier Alan Perlman’s San Francisco home. Several years prior to that meeting we’ve been exchanging views and opinions on Acoustic Guitar Magazine’s Classical Corner online forum. In all counts, the tall and lanky Genovese comes across as a warm, personable and easily likable guy: and these descriptors are easily applied to his wonderful guitar playing as well.

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Here at Acoustic Guitar, we receive new CDs every time the mail gets delivered. Even though our managing editor, Mark Smith, is the official recipient of CDs sent in for review, I like to poke through the piles on his desk, and the past few weeks have been particularly fruitful. Let’s start with an amazing album of fingerstyle guitar and accordion. Yes, accordion; played a by a German, no less. Before you succumb to v… Continue