"Lee's breath imparts a certain glow to the radiance of her sound that is partly magic and partly a very precise approach to tone and volume." The Clarinet


Seunghee Lee, Clarinet
Evan Solomon, Piano

www.seunghee.com

Summit Records, 2011

Gluck:  Melody,  Dance Of Blessed Spirits

1st two movements of Bach's amazing 1st Partita. Written

Bach Partita 1 I. Prelude

Francisco Tarrega-Recuerdos de la alahambra (Gregory)

Album SOUNDTRACKS FOR IDEAL MOVIES by Kostas Grigoreas
"Music for your imaginary movies" 
Buy at http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/kostasgrigoreas3
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Performed by HARRIS LAMBRAKIS (ney flute) & KOSTAS GRIGOREAS (classical guitar)

A CHILD'S FANTASY (2.Toy) by Kostas Grigoreas [H. Lambrakis (ney), K. Grigoreas (guitar)]

guitars : S.Pilsl, M.Haacke, F.Hiemenz (concert in Neu-Ulm/Germany, 1995)
transcribed for 3 guitars by Bertrand Gröger (Edition Ricordi)
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(sound restored from a CompactCassette with WaveLab 7, august 2012)
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More tracks from Carmen : 
Prélude : http://soundcloud.com/fhgitarre/prelude-from-carmen
"La, la..." : http://soundcloud.com/fhgitarre/la-la
Entr'Acte (3/4): http://soundcloud.com/fhgitarre/entracte-3-4-from-carmen-by-bizet-on-three-guitars 
Chanson bohème : http://soundcloud.com/fhgitarre/chanson-boheme
(to be continued...)

Habanera (from "Carmen") by Georges Bizet - on 3 guitars - (live in concert)

A regal sounding piece written by Mauro Giuliani (a famous Italian guitar virtuoso)

Estudio No.23 in A minor ~ Giuliani

One of the most famous, solemn pieces ever written.....Here is a brief transcription for guitar, originally written by the great composer, Chopin. 

Funeral March ~ Chopin

A unique and tricky little piece in E minor. I enjoy playing this one despite it's challenging nature.

Hornpipe ~ Henry Purcell

A beautiful little piece by my favorite guitar composer, Mauro Giuliani! One of my fav's to play as well.....it's just a really nice piece all the way around! 

Mauro Giuliani ~ Study #2

Nr. 12 from the "12 Etudes" by the brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos

guitar played by F.Hiemenz
recorded in puzzlepie studio Munich/Türkenfeld ('88)
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This recording was part of an unfinished studio project. Only a compact cassette (!) copy of the original studio tape remained from this.
Sound restauration and editing with WaveLab 7, 2012/13
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note : I uploaded the Etudes 11+12 already a year ago, but in a very bad soundqualitiy. 
Meanwhile my abilities in restauration of old tape material increased, so I decided not to use the "replace" function but to upload them again. 
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Étude Nr.12 by H.Villa-Lobos

music: Fernando Sor 
guitar: F.Hiemenz 
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part of a recording session, mostly in "prima vista" playing, to produce background music for a spoken therapeutic CD. 
recorded in puzzlepie studio Munich/Türkenfeld
restored from a CompactCassette Copy with WaveLab 7 (2013)
Guitar: F.Hiemenz 
('93)
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Find more Études from Fernando Sor at :
http://soundcloud.com/fhgitarre/sets/fernando-sor-estudios-easy-to-medium/
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Étude in B-minor (op.35 Nr.22) by Fernando Sor

An eminent member of the Greek guitar fraternity, and a special presence in the field of Greek music, Kostas Grigoréas (Gree-go-ré-as) was born in Athens in 1957.  He has studied guitar, theory and music technology.
He started his guitar studies at an early age with Yannis Andreopoulos and later joined the class of famous guitarist Dimitris Fampas.  He also studied theory of music with Michalis Vourtsis, Nikiforos Nevrakis and Petros Tsitsopoulos (Diploma of Fugue). On graduating with Distinction from the National Conservatory, he continued his studies in England on a British Council scholarship. He studied Guitar and Theory at the Royal Northern College of Music under Gordon Crosskey, John Williams and pianist and conductor George Hadjinikos and was awarded the Postgraduate Diploma of the University of Manchester.
His activities include recitals and concerts, composition and song accompaniment; he is a recording artist, producer of recordings and teacher.
His long-standing collaborations as classical guitar soloist in concerts as well as recordings include most leading Greek composers and songwriters (Manos Hadjidakis, Mikis Theodorakis, Nikos Mamangakis, Yannis Spanos, Christos Leontis, Notis Mavroudis, Michalis Travlos, Lena Platonos, Kyriakos Tzortzinakis et al.), well-known singers (Savina Yannatou, Aliki Kayaloglou, Maria Dimitriadi, Nena Venetsanou, Anna Parlapanou, Flery Dandonaki, Lakis Pappas, Mariza Koch, Charis Alexiou et al.), as well as many eminent Greek and foreign musicians.
He has given recitals and recorded for radio and television in most European countries, America, Africa and the Far East.
A composer of ‘rich vision’ (according to top music critic George Leotsakos), he has contributed a substantial oeuvre to the repertoire of Greek instrumental music, with an emphasis on the repertoire of the classical guitar, either as a solo instrument or as part of an ensemble.  The bulk of his work has already been presented at concerts, in discography and on the Internet, receiving favourable reviews and applause.  Most of his works have been published, either in printed form by PAPAGRIGORIOU-NAKAS or in electronic form by Swiss publishing house MUSICANEO and French publishing house FREE-SCORES.  In 2013, his composition “My Sky’, for two guitars, was awarded a prize at an international composition contest with controlled Internet voting, organized by FREE-SCORES.
His discography as a composer and/or classical guitar soloist includes works for solo guitar, chamber music, voice and guitar duo and considerable participation in works of contemporary composers.
As a teacher, following the great tradition of Greek guitar virtuosi, and teaching both children and adults, he has created a school of distinguished guitarists, most of whom have already embarked on successful professional careers.
He teaches, and is director of studies for the guitar department, at the Pythagoreion and Peiramatikon  Psychikou conservatories in Athens and at the Polyrhythmia conservatory in the town of Preveza, where he also organizes the “Preveza Music Days” festival.
He is a member of the jury at music contests of international prestige.
In collaboration with Notis Mavroudis, he is webmaster and editor of “TaR – online musical magazine, mostly on the guitar” ( http://www.tar.gr/ )
He is a regular member of the Greek Composers’ Union.

Official website: www.grigoreas.com

A CHILD'S FANTASY (2.Toy) by Kostas Grigoreas [H. Lambrakis (ney), K. Grigoreas (guitar)]

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