Miusic, Guitar, Sitar, The Art Of Guitar

The Art Of Guitar - Various Artists

100 Best Tunes - Various Artists

Adam Holzman

Holzman's impressive guitar work shines most impressively when he approaches the work of late-period Classical composers such as Fernando Sor. He appropriately understates the expressive and dramatic qualities in the music, giving it a Schubert-esque sense of lovely balance. - Will Lerner

The Magic Box - John Williams (Guitar)

El Diablo Suelto - John Williams (Guitar)

David Tanenbaum - David Tanenbaum

Quiet Night - Tranquil Classics - Various Artists

One Night, One Guitar - David Cullen

Guitar Recital - Franco Platino - Various Artists

Dan Lambert

Acoustic guitar layers balance rhythm, melody, and harmony into a loose, almost free-form package. Dan Lambert's tasteful tones sparkle with each strum and shine with every arpeggio.

Music for Baby - Volumes 1 & 2 - Various Artists

Spanish Guitar Favorites - John Williams (Guitar)

Zezo Ribeiro

A supremely tasteful classical guitarist, Brazilian Ribeiro's music is a synthesis of jazz, Bossa Nova and Flamenco. Unhurried and subtle, his intuitively melodic play reaches full realization when accompanied by dreamy female vocals. - Robert Leaver

Alec Sherman The New London Orchestra

American Baroque: Steel String Surprise - Ken Bonfield

Cavatina from The Deer Hunter - John Williams (Guitar)

Concertos For Guitar & Orchestra: Joaquín Rodrigo / Heitor Villa-Lobos / Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco - Emanuele Segre

The Art Of The Guitar - Various Artists

Christopher Wilson

Wilson sensitively handles the works of Baroque and Renaissance composers, showing a delicacy and subtlety in his playing that make these pieces moving and poignant. Although he's an accomplished technician -- his scales and ornaments are lovely -- it's the nuances of his playing that make his interpretations worthy of repeated listenings. - Will Lerner

Badi Assad

An exceptionally talented Brazilian guitarist who is equally talented as an improvising singer. Assad has won numerous awards and accolades for Brazilian jazz and classical music performed with technically flawless technique. Rather than contain her abilities to standard playing, Assad has been known to take chances, drawing unusual tones and rhythms from her guitar and occasionally crossing the line past virtuosity, performing a marimba solo with one hand while simultaneously delivering a syncopated guitar pattern with the other. When she decides to add her vocals, Assad often scats and emulates percussion instruments, evoking the skills of Bobby McFerrin. - Jessy Terry

Giuliani: Complete Guitar Concertos - Pepe Romero