Topics include unapologetic love for the Grateful Dead, and classical guitar reference on a tv show, and home recording setup. The show finishes with 3 pieces by Etienne de Lavaulx.
Also, I didn't mention it on the podcast but the new cedar top is currently performing the role of holding the Koyunbaba tuning. I haven't played the piece in a few years, but felt inspired to revisit it with the new cedar. The piece lends itself to cedar well, I think.
Topics include greatest hits albums, worst hits albums, and what brings any good concert to a screeching halt. The show closes with 2 pieces by Martin Slater.
Topics include memorization, pieces that are more enjoyable to
play than listen to, and some classical guitar hiding in a
cinematic masterpiece. The show concludes with fantastic music by
Bob Wilson.
In this episode I discuss 2 musical forms that I struggle to compose in, and then talk about Sliders (not the Duane Allman kind). I close the show with an old recording of one of my first compositions for guitar.
A listener offers another movie featuring classical guitar, I talk about how much I hated The Craft: Legacy, and we finish with excellent music from Bob Wilson and Freya Shaw.
Topics include an amazing gift from a listener, more and writers block, and we finish off with music by Daniel Ainsworth.
Topics include children's recital etiquette, writer's block, Danglers in Italy, and more on Julian Bream. Did Julian have a stalker? The episode concludes with fantastic works by Etienne De Lavaulx.
Episode 30 Topics include unapologetic love for the Grateful Dead, and classical guitar reference on a tv show, and home recording setup. Th...
