John Williams - Romance Of The Guitar
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Guitarist John Williams (no, not John Williams the soundtrack composer) adds to his fine catalog of impeccable recordings with Classic Williams: Romance of the Guitar. But this isn't just a best-of collection (though some of his greatest work is included here) since the disc contains three new recordings. Among the new tracks, Fauré's Pavane is a real stunner, a short but gorgeous piece originally meant for orchestra and choir, where Williams's guitar sounds as though it always belonged there. We get Williams at his most interpretative--his arrangements of Satie's Gymnopedie No. 3 and Piazzolla tango Verano porteno--and his most serene (the "Cavatina" theme from the movie Deer Hunter). Let's face it, some fine classical guitarists can lull their listeners into near comatose states with their instrument; Williams, on the other hand, is just the opposite. His gorgeous tone, inventive arrangements, and interesting repertoire continue to make the classical guitar sound exciting. In short, a great introduction to Williams and a real gem for lovers of classical guitar. --Jason Verlinde
Tracklist:
Guitarist John Williams (no, not John Williams the soundtrack composer) adds to his fine catalog of impeccable recordings with Classic Williams: Romance of the Guitar. But this isn't just a best-of collection (though some of his greatest work is included here) since the disc contains three new recordings. Among the new tracks, Fauré's Pavane is a real stunner, a short but gorgeous piece originally meant for orchestra and choir, where Williams's guitar sounds as though it always belonged there. We get Williams at his most interpretative--his arrangements of Satie's Gymnopedie No. 3 and Piazzolla tango Verano porteno--and his most serene (the "Cavatina" theme from the movie Deer Hunter). Let's face it, some fine classical guitarists can lull their listeners into near comatose states with their instrument; Williams, on the other hand, is just the opposite. His gorgeous tone, inventive arrangements, and interesting repertoire continue to make the classical guitar sound exciting. In short, a great introduction to Williams and a real gem for lovers of classical guitar. --Jason Verlinde
Tracklist:
1. Romance | Listen |
2. Pavane | Listen |
3. Sunburst | Listen |
4. Una Limosna Por el Amor de Dios | Listen |
5. Asturias | |
6. Gymnopedie No. 3 | Listen |
7. El Condor Pasa | Listen |
8. Verano Porteno | Listen |
9. Scherzino Mexicano | Listen |
10. Berceuse | Listen |
11. Natalia | Listen |
12. Dance from la Vida Breve | |
13. Planxty Madame Maxwell | Listen |
14. Epitafios | Listen |
15. Prelude from Lute Suite | |
16. I. Prelude from Suite for Lute (Guitar) No. 4 in E Major, BXV 1006a - From The Seville Concert | Listen |
17. Sonata in E Major, K. 380 (L. 23) - From The Baroque Album | Listen |
18. III. Allegro from Trio For Violin, Lute (Guitar) And Basso Continuo In C Major, RV 82 - From John Williams Plays Vivaldi Concertos | Listen |
19. II. Adagio From Conceirto de Aranjuez For Guitar And Orchestra | Listen |
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2 comments:
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Please post "John Williams Plays Bach", I have heard that is marvellous.
Thanks
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