Miusic, Guitar, Sitar, Guitar Works Op. 38

Guitar Works Op. 38 - Jeffrey McFadden

TheGothenburgCombo

WinterNight - Ken Bonfield

Liona Boyd

Liona Boyd's mastery of the guitar has made her one of the few modern classical crossover stars. Her sensitive touch drew praise from Christopher Parkening and, the master himself, Andreas Segovia. During the mid-'70s this lovely British-born blond quickly became a household name in her adopted home of Canada for her Spanish guitar recitals and albums. She then went on to international acclaim with the help of her numerous television appearances and her collaborations with popular guitarists Eric Clapton, Chet Atkins and David Gilmour. Boyd works really well in such company because she remains true to her artistic strengths and never tries to water down or "rock out." Today, both high-minded music critics and the public continue to embrace her work. - Nick Dedina

Romanza - Various Artists

The Essential Julian Bream - Various Artists

Quique Sinesi

Dining Classics - Various Artists

Camino Latino/Latin Journey - Liona Boyd

Jan Davis

Light Flamenco guitar played in a classical style is pleasant but ultimately unoriginal and forgettable. Is that the theme to "Secret Agent Man" or some old Gypsy melody? - Robert Leaver

Echoes of Spain - John Williams (Guitar)

Julian Orbon

Dennis Koster

Franco Platino

David Tanenbaum

Angel Romero

Bach:Complete Lute Suites - Sharon Isbin

Jeffrey McFadden

Utilizing a skillful finger-picking style, guitarist Jeffrey McFadden always manages to impress with the melodic structure of the pieces he performs. Focusing on works from the Romantic and Contemporary periods, his dynamics range from dignified and restrained to highly volatile and emotionally charged. - Will Lerner

Julian Bream Edition (Highlights) - Julian Bream

Arioso from Paris - Muriel Anderson

In With The Old, In With The New - Craig Einhorn