Classical Archives

ChromaDuo ‘What I Saw In The Water’ Album Review

The latest release from noted Canadian classical guitarists ChromaDuo is a splendid achievement.

Contemporary composer Tim Brady’s daring explorations on Imagine Many Guitars expand the boundaries of choral guitars and stacked voices.

Celebrated cellist and composer India Gailey combines with Symphony Nova Scotia to release an exciting recording of profound and robust performances.

The expressive instrumentation, experimental undertones, and ambient textures on First Sounds are crafted with expert musicianship.

Vancouver composer Mark Haney teams up with double-bassist Meaghan Williams to produce a moving concerto. Modern composition at a highly[…]

On June 7 GENUIN Classics releases the group’s extraordinary debut album Manifesto on Love.

This superb album by the Canadian classical guitarist Emma Rush was inspired by the paintings of William Blair Bruce.

International classical guitarist Xuefei Yang headlines this review of five recent exceptional albums of classical guitar music.

Pablo Sainz-Villegas issues a superb album of deeply expressive compositions taken from both the traditional and contemporary repertoires.

Superb songs, but the album (like Burton's recent remasters of some of his solo records) is brickwalled. The LOUDNESS WARS.…

Yes, a really wonderful song and you are quite right to flag it up. Apparently it was composed by Buddy…

Lorrie Morgan ; I Walk Alone 2008 is a masterpiece but you have to get it from her fan club…

Great catch! The guitarist was none other than John's father, Bucky, a noted jazz guitarist who was also John's most…

John Pizzarelli is on the album's personnel listed as playing guitar on all tracks. Pizzarelli’s bio to which the article…

I love Fred's writiing and melodies. Thanks for the insight into his life and attitude. I am, With kind regards,…

I saw Tim at the Royal Albert Hall in the mid '60s. Here he was also heckled by some people,…