Some weeks we take a peek at recent albums or sheet music releases. Here are three CDs I like that have come into the Classical Guitar office within the past se... Read More...
BY THÉRÈSE WASSILY SABA / FROM THE MAY 2012 ISSUE OF CLASSICAL GUITAR
In 2010, Odair Assad made his first solo recording El Caminante, which has been release... Read More...
In keeping with the Special Focus theme of the Summer 2019 issue of CG—Guitar Methods—we're delighted to present this newly minted video of the talented Norwegi... Read More...
Some weeks we take a peek at recent albums or sheet music releases. Here are three CDs I like that have come into the Classical Guitar office within the past se... Read More...
This tune combines three of my favorite things: mid-20th century French chanson, the arrangements of Roland Dyens, and classical guitar. "Un jour tu verras" ("O... Read More...
Join us in celebrating the August 10 birthday of the great American guitarist, pedagogue, and festival director Eliot Fisk! Eliot's long an distinguished career... Read More...
Here's something a little different. Colin Davin, a Juilliard and USC alumnus who teaches at the Cleveland Institute of Music and the Baldwin Wallace University... Read More...
Astonishingly enough, we have never chosen a version of the much-played (cynics might say "over-played") Francisco Tárrega classic Recuerdos de la Alhambra (189... Read More...
From the Spring 2017 issue of Classical Guitar | BY KATHLEEN A. BERGERON
Born June 13, 1817, in La Cañada de San Urbano, Spain, Antonio de Torres Jurado change... Read More...
Earlier this month—July 6—marked the 20th anniversary of the death of the great Spanish composer Joaquín Rodrigo. So, we thought we'd somewhat belatedly honor t... Read More...
