Post by deckerm April 14, 2012 (1 of 10)
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Lately i have really been into playing guitar music for our 11 month old twins as a way to gently start exposing them to classical music. As I looked for SACD music to play, i was surprised at the lack of music available. I have all the Bream / Parkening / Romero / Williams you can get, but something recording in the last couple of years would be nice (and not Bach..i have an overdose of that).
Bissie, there is a great guitarist on youtube named Per-Olov Kindgren you might want to get to know if you have any interest in this genre.
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deckerm said:
Lately i have really been into playing guitar music for our 11 month old twins as a way to gently start exposing them to classical music. As I looked for SACD music to play, i was surprised at the lack of music available. I have all the Bream / Parkening / Romero / Williams you can get, but something recording in the last couple of years would be nice (and not Bach..i have an overdose of that).
Bissie, there is a great guitarist on youtube named Per-Olov Kindgren you might want to get to know if you have any interest in this genre.
Just type in Los Angeles Guitar Quartet on this site and there are four (4) available mch DSD~recorded titles all from Telarc.
I especially love the title SPIN. They are quite virtuoistic and the sound is superb. Available from Amazon US for under $9!
Also, David Russell: Art Of The Guitar also from Telarc.
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Post by deckerm April 14, 2012 (5 of 10)
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I have the David Russell SACD and searching Villa-Lobos as a composer for the etudes is what prompted me to start the post as Frank Bungarten was the only title out there. 4 people recommended it, but no one has reviewed it so it leaves me with an unknown artist on a second tier label (no offense intended) with no reviews here or on Amazon. Very risky investment i would say.
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George Gulyas Spanish recital on Proprius is really excellent.
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Post by Fugue April 14, 2012 (7 of 10)
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deckerm said:
Lately i have really been into playing guitar music for our 11 month old twins as a way to gently start exposing them to classical music. As I looked for SACD music to play, i was surprised at the lack of music available.
Look no further. You can't do better than these two Linn SACDs:
Le Calme - Fernando Sor Late Works - William Carter
Sor: Early Works - William Carter
Guitarist William Carter plays with his fingertips rather than fingernails, for a softer attack on the strings. Music that is both engaging and restful; perfect for (very) young listeners!
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Post by jazz1 April 15, 2012 (9 of 10)
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Le Calme - Fernando Sor Late Works - William Carter would be my pick, it is definitely a better recording and I also prefer the music.
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Post by SnaggS April 15, 2012 (10 of 10)
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deckerm said:
Lately i have really been into playing guitar music for our 11 month old twins as a way to gently start exposing them to classical music. As I looked for SACD music to play, i was surprised at the lack of music available. I have all the Bream / Parkening / Romero / Williams you can get, but something recording in the last couple of years would be nice (and not Bach..i have an overdose of that).
Bissie, there is a great guitarist on youtube named Per-Olov Kindgren you might want to get to know if you have any interest in this genre.
Awesome, go preview it on iTunes or Amazon or something
Gontiti: Super Best 2001-2006
and they don't make shirts like this anymore;
Blonde on the Rocks - Shoji Yokouchi Quartet
and can you really have too much Bach?
Georg Gulyás plays Bach
or schubert?
Schubert: Arrangements - Mats Bergström
there is also two John Mayor SACD's if your willing to pay a premium (and like him).
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