Miusic, Guitar, Sitar, Spirit of the Guitar

Spirit of the Guitar - John Williams (Guitar)

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Georg Friedrich Haendel

Homecoming - Ken Bonfield

Simon Wynberg

The Art Of Guitar - Various Artists

Eliot Fisk

Long Ride Home - John Williams (Guitar)

Guitar Recital - Various Artists

The #1 Guitar Album - Various Artists

Christian Wernicke

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

Dreams of Argentina - Jose Luis Merlin

Dancing On The Edge - Liona Boyd

J.S. Bach Guitar Works; Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Guitar Concerto in D Major, Op. 99; Ponce, Torroba, Turina - Various Artists

John Williams' Baritone Band - John Williams (Guitar)

Journey To The Amazon - Paul Winter Consort

Ken Hatfield

A composer and nylon-string guitarist with a warm tone and crisp technique. Though he occasionally works through classical pieces, his real talent is for syncopated Sambas, light Bossa Nova and other Antonio Carlos Jobim-inspired sounds. - Jessy Terry

David Starobin

Spidery modern-classical for solo guitar evokes flamenco, jazz, and progressive rock, with post-tonal harmonic subtlety. Starobin's playing ebbs and flows with elegant intensity. - Noah Enelow

All One - Oscar Castro-Neves

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

String Theory - Ken Hatfield