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Classic Williams: Romance of the Guitar

Classic Williams: Romance of the Guitar
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Track Listing

  1. Romance
  2. Pavane
  3. Sunburst
  4. Una Limosna Por el Amor de Dios
  5. Asturias
  6. Gymnopedie No. 3
  7. El Condor Pasa
  8. Verano Porteno
  9. Scherzino Mexicano
  10. Berceuse
  11. Natalia
  12. Dance from la Vida Breve
  13. Planxty Madame Maxwell
  14. Epitafios
  15. Prelude from Lute Suite
  16. Prelude
  17. Sonata for keyboard in E major, K. 380 (L. 23) "Cortège"
  18. III. Allegro
  19. Adagio

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #41928 in Music
  • Released on: 2000-05-02
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Dimensions: .23 pounds

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com
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