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I would give this recording 6 stars if I could!, 19 Feb 1999
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Complete Works for Guitar (Audio CD)
It's great that someone finally issued a recording of all of Tarrega's music. You'll find all of it here, the preludes, etudes, tremelo studies, the concert masterpieces and the transcriptions. Also, the only recording where you'll find the beautiful Tango. And, David Russell plays it all so well!
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Seductive & supple performances, 25 Oct 2006
By Tom Poore - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Complete Works for Guitar (Audio CD)
Scottish guitarist David Russell spent much of his childhood in Spain, speaks fluent Spanish, and married a Spaniard. So he brings a deep understanding and affection to the music of late 19th century guitar virtuoso Francisco Tárrega. Add to this his supple phrasing and gorgeous tone--lovingly captured by recording engineer John Taylor, himself a guitarist--and you have a recording that shows off guitar playing at its finest.
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Missing one of Tarrega's pieces, 7 Feb 2008
By Redgecko - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Complete Works for Guitar (Audio CD)
The omission of "La Cartagenera" is the only lapse that I see with this collection of pieces. Russell even faithfully takes all of the repeats so the works are of maximum length. The only guitarist, who to my knowledge, ever recorded La Cartagenera was Narciso Yepes on his 1983 all-Tarrega LP which was transferred to CD in 1987. I wrote to Russell about this omission but he never responded.
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