Masterfully performed recording by Italian clarinetist, Guido Arbonelli – nuanced, reflective, pensive, subtle. 
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Afternoon Reflections

Ben Howard - Carly Rae Jepsen 'Call Me Maybe' cover (BBC Live Lounge)

by Isaac Albéniz (arr. A. Montiel)

"Red" by the Texas Guitar Quartet available for purchase on 28 March, 2012

Castilla

This track is from the album Silhouette and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/sfgq3

Toccata - Gigue

Commissioned for a client to arrange a piece for her special wedding day to walk down the aisle to.

This arrangement is based on a quote from 'Walking in the air' by kind permission of Howard Blake.

Piano Arrangement of the Snowman

From the 2012 recording by guitarist Luke Trimble & cellist Matthew Keating titled "Lines, Color & Form: Music of Bryan Johanson"

Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757) was an Italian composer who spent much of his life in the service of Portuguese and Spanish royal families. His fame rests almost exclusively on music for solo keyboard and is best known for the roughly 555 keyboard sonatas composed in Madrid during the last 25 years of his life. His sonatas reflect a colorful and emotional Iberian way of life: the fire of flamenco, the click of castanets, the strumming of guitars and the thump of muffled drums. And yet they manage to retain many Italian elements, not infrequently preserving the bel canto style. While his music is most intimately bound with the sound of the harpsicord, these Iberian ingredients alongside the plucked strings of the harpsicord make for a natural transition to the guitar. Johanson’s inclusion of the cello among these transcriptions — marked with impeccable legato, graceful phrasing, and and agile flexible technique — highlight the hallmarks of an Italian-originated bel canto style that prevailed throughout most of Europe during the 18th century.

Sonata in A Major, K. 208: II. Andante Cantabile

auras (2013) for orchestra
composed by Keith Kusterer

performed live by the Chicago Composers Orchestra
May 30, 2013   Ruth Page Center for the Arts   Chicago, IL
conducted by Matthew Kasper



auras (2013) for orchestra

Luke Trimble is an award-winning classical guitarist based in Kailua, Hawaii.  Under the direction of renowned composer and guitarist Bryan Johanson, Luke graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Music from Portland State University.  He has performed in masterclasses for many of world’s finest guitarists, including Michael Partington, Thibault Cauvin, and Ana Vidovic.  Widely recognized for his versatility as a performer and educator, Luke’s diverse work takes him across the globe as a soloist, with various ensembles, and as a dedicated teacher.

An advocate of new music, Luke continues to promote solo and chamber works for guitar by  West Coast composers, i.e. Washington, Oregon and California.  This is highlighted among the frequent performance of works by Lou Harrison, Terry Riley, Andrew York, Ralph Towner and many others.  

In 2013, Luke released Lines, Color & Form: Music of Bryan Johanson.  A collaboration with cellist Matthew Keating.  This debut recording features an exciting collection of music for guitar and cello by the American composer Bryan Johanson.  

Luke has been featured on Hawaii Public Radio.  He has performed with members of the Honolulu Symphony, the Air Force Band of the Pacific, the UH Contemporary Music Ensemble, and numerous chamber players.  Recent concerts in China include the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, and Shanghai Concert Hall.


Sonata in A Major, K. 208: II. Andante Cantabile

Luke Trimble, guitarist

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