Here is the selection of my CDs so far. I say 'so far' because I continually record, and I record whatever style I feel like concentrating on at the time. It can be jazz, classical, or even an instrumental rock album.
If you press on the underlined CD title you will the see the front cover and more information about the music.
All of these CDs are around an hour long and cover music from the Renaissance such as John Dowland, William Byrd, through the baroque period with Bach, Vivaldi etc, the classical and romantic period with Fernando Sor, Carcassi and Carrulli, and right up to the modern composers for the classical guitar such as Granados, Albeniz, de Falla, and John Duarte.
+ Spain.
Quite literally my choice of the music from Spain. Some of it obscure, but neverthless, all of it carrying the true flavour and sound of Spain.
This is my re-recording of a CD that I made years ago. With modern technology (I have my own recording studio here at my home in Spain) it's now more substatial, rhythmical, and I think, a lot more fun.
A CD that I made concentrating purely on different composers 'variations on a theme'. Some little heard of but very beautiful, down through the ages from Frescobaldi to... myself.
These CDs speak for themselves. Not particularly classical but a lot of classics arranged for two, three and sometimes more. Themes such as Captain Corelli's Mandolin, The Swan etc.
Both of these CDs are along the same vein. A jazz quartet and a jazz Trio. The 'Quartet for One' contains most of the great jazz tunes, as does 'Coffee for Three', it's just that I've arranged the pieces to suit the very different sounds. Both good fun and tributes to days gone by.
We were all so proud when my son, Paul, made it to the final five players in the 'Young Guitarist of the Year' that I swore when got him alone I'd just turn on the recorder and see what came out. Here you have a CD of guitar duets with Paul and myself. Wonderful and fun.
