In this episode of 'Strings Of Thought' podcast, we welcome our first guest Matthew Sear - a London based composer and classical guitarist who openly shares his musical experiences, composing methods and perspective on the classical guitar world.

https://www.matthewsearcomposer.com/

Strings Of Thought - Episode 1: Matthew Sear

In this second episode of 'Strings Of Thought' podcast, the Greek classical guitar performer, composer and teacher Stelios Kyriakidis shares his incredible story of recording his new EP 'Small Primal Voices'.

https://www.stelioskyriakidis.com/

Strings Of Thought - Episode 2: Stelios Kyriakidis

In this Strings of Thought episode, Harold Gordon-Smith, Alex Roche and Nedelina Zheleva perform their solo arrangements for the guitar.

0:30 - Harold Gordon-Smith - Frédéric Chopin - Mazurka Op.68 No.2
https://www.haroldgordonsmith.com/

4:09 - Alex Roche - Isaac Albéniz- Sevilla
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAj_kpEjqhk

8:48 - Nedelina Zheleva - Federico Mompou - Pajaro Triste
https://nedelinazheleva.wixsite.com/mysite

Strings Of Thought - Episode 3: Arrangements

In episode No.4 of the Strings of Thought podcast, the classical guitarist and composer Laura Snowden shares an imaginary map of her guitar journey as well as some of the most crucial life and music lessons she has learnt from working with Julian Bream.

Website: http://www.laurasnowden.co.uk/

Strings Of Thought - Episode 4: Laura Snowden

In this 5th episode of the Strings of Thought podcast, the classical guitar player, composer and researcher Martin Vishnick performs his original composition 'Dove', shares his experience of using extended techniques on the guitar and talks about the internal practice of audiation.

https://www.facebook.com/mvishguitar/

Strings Of Thought - Episode 5: Martin Vishnick

This podcast project will aim to cover different classical guitar related topics such as practicing, performing, composing, arranging, teaching, etc. Every month there will be a new episode where the host and the guests discuss and perform various guitar works. Through this, they will exchange valuable ideas, as well as network and collaborate with each other. Moreover, the classical guitar podcast will present live performances of new works and arrangements in order to encourage and inspire compositional writing for the instrument.