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yanongena	Date: May 23, 2005 @ 6:18 AM I'm looking for some good guitar music but not the hard stuff like metal and hard rock and so on. More classical guitar but i don't know any names. I also love the music of Mike Oldfield. The way he plays the guitar is so great. I'm more looking for music where guitar is the lead instrument and music that isn't hard. Does anybody know more of that kind? Names, songs,...
milesov	Date: May 26, 2005 @ 12:36 PM check out sqrlcub on dmusic, he's got some great stuff on his page. or dsindel, he's doing some cool things with traditional classical arrangements. some names for classical guitar, andres segovia(truly the best), john williams, julian bream... sor, albeniz, aguedo, azpiazu, calatuyud, carcassi, carulli, devisse, coste, guiliani, fortea, kellner, montoya, romero, scarlatti, tarrega, barrios, additional flamenco site here... http://www.flamenco-world.com/video/videos_guitar.htm some others...leo kottke, django rheinhardt, michael hedges, chet atkins, wes montgomery, tommy emmanuel, al dimeola w/john mcglaughlin and paco de lucia i've got 5 acoustic tracks u might enjoy on my page, knights return, etude, villa, haunted, and valse
sqrlcub	Date: May 26, 2005 @ 3:37 PM Thank you kindly Milesov! You covered the great 3. Other performers that you may want to check out: William Kanengeiser (he'll be one of the next big names), Manuel Barrueco (another one), and Pepe Romero (already a big name). Milesov suggested a lot of great composers too. I'll break some others down by genre. Renaissance: John Dowland (the one BIG name) Thomas Campion Luis Milan Baroque: J.S. Bach (of course...Lute suites) Ludovico Roncalli Gaspar Sanz Sylvius Leopold Weiss Classical: Matteo Carcassi (better known for his etudes) Fernando Sor Mauro Giuliani Romantic: Jose Ferrer Francisco Tarrega Miguel Llobet (better known as a teacher) 20th Century: Carlo Domeniconi (Koyunbaba rocks) Nikita Koshkin (my personal favourite) Heitor Villa Lobos (more Neo Romantic but does some other things) Joaquin Rodrigo (also more of a neo Romantic) Leo Brouwer There are really too many to list, but that gives a pretty broad range to classical appreciation.
yanongena	Date: June 4, 2005 @ 5:11 AM Thx, i'll start by looking at your pages and listen so some tracks. I'll let you know what i thought about them
Alecs	Date: June 4, 2005 @ 10:30 AM Yngvie Malmsteen posted Paginini's 5th Caprice in A Minor in the April 2005 edition of Guitar World. I highly suggest checking it out, you'll prob be able to find it online somewhere
Alecs	Date: June 4, 2005 @ 10:31 AM and I spelled Yngwie wrong what a dumbass

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