CGA's Best Interview excerpts

Leo Brouwer Concierto Italico for four guitars and string orchestra (2001). GuitArt Quartet (Cadenza solo: Lucio Matarazzo), Orchestra Regionale della Campania, L.Brouwer, conductor.
CD AntologÍa personal (2010)

Leo Brouwer: Concierto Italico III - Villanella napolitana

Vlado Sunko - Toccata

02 Dança brasileira

2005 recording of Viva Trio, guitarist Tony Morris, violinist Jennifer Bourianoff, flutist Renata Green, at the KMFA radio studios of Handel Trio Sonata in a minor.


Viva Trio 2005: Tony Morris Jennifer Bourianoff Handel Trio Sonata

Good Morning!
Good Morning!
You woke up today, so good morning!
You could have died, and made us cry,
But you didn't, so good morning!

Good Morning!

2001 Interview with Thomas Humphrey, guitar builder, for the Classical Guitar Alive radio program, by Tony Morris

Thomas Humphrey interview excerpt

Grammy winner David Russell talks about his and Maria Russell's NGO which builds wells for drinking water in Africa. For more information, and to make a contribution, visit their website:
http://www.davidrussellguitar.com/NGO/

David Russell interview excerpt

A sneak preview of this week's Classical Guitar Alive radio program featuring banjo player, arranger, composer Bela Fleck, who talks about his Grammy-winning classical recording "Perpetual Motion."

Bela Fleck interview excerpt  Classical Guitar Alive archive

From this week's Classical Guitar Alive radio program, which features Christmas music: an interview excerpt with Canadian guitarist Liona Boyd. 
www.ClassicalGuitarAlive.org

12-51 Liona Boyd Interview excerpt (with music bed)

Christopher Berg, guitar, in a live performance of Rodrigo's "Concierto de Aranjuez," second movement.

Aranjuez  adagio

From Classical Guitar Alive radio program episode 11-52 "Best of 2011": an interview with Australian composer Russell Sarre, whose "Lyric Suite" for guitar and string quartet are featured on this week's program 

Russell Sarre CGA 2011  interview

A brief excerpt from David Crittenden's interview, which airs this week on Classical Guitar Alive radio program, in which he speaks about his piece "One More for Wallace Hartley," which was inspired by the bandleader aboard the Titanic. 

More of the interview airs on this week's Classical Guitar Alive, and the entire piece closes the program.

David Crittenden Interview teaser CGA 12-03 "One More for Wallace Hartley"

Back To Georgia

Empty Heart, Full Mind

Sylvius Leopold Weiss: Fuga in d minor from the London MS, performed by Christopher Berg on an 11-course baroque lute.

Weiss Fuga in d minor

A live performance of the Rossignol Duo (Hazel Ketchum and Christopher Berg) having fun with "The French King's Masque" on steel string guitar and lute! Barely hanging on for the divisions a minute in!

French King's Masque

Classical Guitar Alive is a nonprofit arts organization that produces and distributes the Classical Guitar Alive public radio program. Nationally-distributed since 1997, the program currently airs on over 250 radio stations, and features interviews and classical music.  www.ClassicalGuitarAlive.org

David Crittenden Interview teaser CGA 12-03 "One More for Wallace Hartley"

ClassicalGuitarAlive

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