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add to cart $32.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks DAVID RUSSELL Air on a G String: Baroque Masterpieces Performed on Guitar David Russell (guitar) [ Telarc Records / CD - released 28/Feb/2008 ] David Russell is an exceptional classical guitarist with a solid international concert and recording career. He is noted for including new or unfamiliar music in most of his recitals. An often-mentioned attribute of his playing is his command over a...
add to cart $32.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks David Russell (guitar) Aire Latino [ Telarc Records / CD - released 13/Feb/2004 ] 2005 Grammy Award Winner: Best Instrumental Soloist Performance (without Orchestra)
add to cart $32.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks David Russell, guitar Barrios-The Music of (Includes La Cathedral ) [ Telarc Records / CD - released 30/Nov/2004 ] en to renowned classical guitarist David Russell perform magical interpretations of guitarist and composer Agustin Barrios Mangoré. A Barrios authority, Mr. Russell brings these expressive turn-of-the-century Latin works into a graceful and exacting...
add to cart $33.29 Out of Stock 6+ weeks J.S. BACH David Russell Plays Bach David Russell (guitar) [ Telarc Records / CD - released 2/Mar/2003 ] Today, more than two and a half centuries after Bach's passing, lute players are all but extinct—even in classical music circles. But the guitar, a direct descendant of the lute, is still highly regarded as a classical instrument. And David Russell...
add to cart $21.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks RODRIGO Concierto de Aranjuez / Fantasia para un Gentilhombre / Concierto para una Fiesta David Russell (guitar) Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, Erich Kunzel [ Telarc Classics / CD - released 1/Apr/2007 ] Concierto de Aranjuez was written at a time when Rodrigo was outside of Spain. He returned to Madrid at the end of the Spanish Civil War in 1939, and premiered the piece, which was an immediate success.