Guitar Eduardo Fernández

• 1 Four Pieces from "Bardenlkënge", Op. 13: An Malvina 03:12
• 2 Four Pieces from "Bardenklënge", Op. 13: Unruhe 01:32
• 3 Four Pieces from "Bardenklënge", Op. 13: An die Entfernte 02:56
• 4 Four Pieces from "Bardenklënge", Op. 13: Tarantella 03:30
• 5 Sonata No. 16 in E Major: Minuetto 03:41
• 6 Sonata No. 16 in E Major: Allegretto 01:34
• 7 Sonata for Guitar: I. Toccata 05:22
• 8 Sonata for Guitar: II. Berceuse 03:48
• 9 Sonata for Guitar: III. Souvenir d'Espagne 03:40
• 10 Sonata No. 24 in G Major: I. Minuetto 01:29
• 11 Sonata No. 24 in G Major: II. Andantino 01:15
• 12 Three Pieces for Guitar: I 01:55
• 13 Three Pieces for Guitar: II 02:44
• 14 Three Pieces for Guitar: III 02:09
• 15 Sonata in One Movement 09:59
• 16 Parábola 07:00
• 17 Sonata No. 33 in C Minor: Minuetto - Andantino 02:52
• Total Runtime 58:38

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For his debut on Delmark Classics guitar virtuoso Eduardo Fernández put together a program covering two centuries of music and two continents. From Paganini to Brouwer, this album offers a variety of schools, tendencies and techniques that very few performers can match. In addition to brilliant pieces by Denisov and Chávez, this album features a rarely heard works by Mertz and Rebay. An internationally recognized guitarist and scholar, Eduardo Fernández was born in Uruguay in 1952. He studied guitar with Abel Carlevaro. In 1975 he was awarded at the Radio France (Paris) competition and won the Andres Segovia Competition in Spain. His New York debut in 1977 received critical accolades. Since then, Fernández has been performing and teaching all over the world as well as releasing numerous acclaimed albums.

Eduardo Fernández, classical guitar

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