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| photo credit- Frank Wojciechowski |
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Playing the Guitar “The guitar is no more than a cowbell, so easy to play, especially rasgueado, that there is not a stable lad who is not a guitarist.” -Sebastian Covarrubias Oroco, 17th century "I have always been attracted to terrible instruments..." -Hector Berlioz, 19th century |
Arabescata and Sunrise From the Bottom of the Sea |
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clip length: 8'06" |
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Scarlatti, Lee, and Albéniz |
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clip length: 9'33" |
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| Andrew McKenna Lee 1. Arabescata (live!) 2. Gravity and Air (live!) (from the Scordatura Suite) |
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| 3. Variations, Fixations, and Fantasies (after a Prelude by Bach) | |
| 4. Sunrise From the Bottom of the Sea (homage to Jimi Hendrix) | |
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Albéniz 1. Sevilla (live!) |
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| Domenico Scarlatti Four Sonatas |
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1. Sonata K 213 in D minor (live!) |
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| Lennox Berkeley Sonatina, Op. 52 |
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1. Allegretto |
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| J.S. Bach Prelude, Fugue, and Allegro (BWV 998) |
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