ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Join our hosts, Bridget and Mariette, for a fascinating conversation with rising composer Kristina Avila as we explore her creative process, the role of the guitar in contemporary music, and how she connects with today’s listeners.
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Our hosts, Bridget and Mariette, chatted with the Australian French guitarist, Ingrid Riollot, about her touching experience discovering Smallman guitars, the music of both the legendary guitarist John Williams and Cameroonian composer Francis Bebey, and more!
Our hosts, Bridget and Mariette, chat with the Italian guitarist, Cinzia Milani, about her career and wonderful recordings that feature the music of Ida Presti, Maria Luisa Anido, and Teresa de Rogatis. Many thanks to Brilliant Classics for permission to use audio from Cinzia’s recordings featured…
On this episode, Bridget and Mariette talk with the engaging Canadian Cuban guitarist, Iliana Matos. Topics include Iliana's lengthy career as a performer and teacher, the enduring legacy of the Cuban School of Guitar, the challenges of moving to Canada, and the wonderful friendship between guitar…
On this episode we continue our chat with the wonderful Dr. Kathy Acosta Zavala, the leading authority on Vahdah Olcott Bickford’s remarkable contributions to the guitar world. Her insights and storytelling make for a truly captivating listen.
A heartfelt thank-you to Robert Zaidman and Mariette S…
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