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Retirement beckons and as I plan to do quite a lot of travelling I
will not have time to look after my guitar collection. So the time has come to find them good
homes. My preference would be to
sell the collection as a whole (with one or two exceptions), but I am also
willing to consider offers for individual instruments and/or putting them up
for auction. Expressions of
interest in purchasing individual guitars or the whole collection are welcome. I will probably hold one last Open Day
in the autumn and will announce the date here.
THE
SOUND OF SPAIN
19 PIECES RECORDED ON 19 GUITARS FROM THE
GRANARY COLLECTION, PLAYED BY DAVID MERRIN AND RECORDED BY JOHN TAYLOR.
1. Sor:
Minuet in A major - Antonio de Lorca |
2. Sor: Study in E minor - Louis Panormo |
3. Tarrega: Gran Vals - Agustin Altimira |
4. Tarrega: Capricho
Arabe - Vicente Arias |
5. Llobet: Canco
del Lladre - Manuel Ramirez |
6. Albeniz: Granada - Enrique Garcia |
7. Granados: Spanish Dance No. 10 - Francisco
Simplicio |
8. Torroba: Nocturno
- Hermann Hauser I |
9. Turina: Garrotin
- Santos Hernandez |
10. Turina: Soleares
- Arcangel Fernandez |
11. Albeniz: Cadiz - Domingo Esteso |
12. Granados: Spanish Dance No. 5 - Robert Bouchet |
13. Albeniz: Capricho Catalan
- Ignacio Fleta |
14. Granados: La Maja de Goya - Miguel Rodriguez |
15. Granados: Spanish Dance No. 4 - Hernandez y Aguado |
16. Torroba: Sonatina 1st
movement - Manuel Contreras |
17. Albeniz: Asturias - Daniel Friederich
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18. Mompou: Cancion
- Jose Ramirez III |
19.
Albeniz: Cordoba Jose Romanillos & Son 79:40 |
A
selection of Spanish pieces played on 19 original instruments from the
Granary-Guitar collection and demonstrating the unique and beautiful sound of
the traditional Spanish guitar. Played by David Merrin and recorded by John
Taylor the CD includes a 32 pp booklet with details and measurements of the
guitars, an explanation of the recording process by John Taylor and an
introduction by Sr Jose Romanillos.
AVAILABLE
FROM WWW.AMAZON.CO.UK
inc
a 32PP BOOKLET WITH DETAILS OF THE GUITARS, THE RECORDING PROCESS WRITTEN BY
JOHN TAYLOR AND AN INTRODUCTION BY SR JOSE ROMANILLOS.
'The CD is a delight on many counts and
deserves to be heard by a wider circulation than the fraternity of guitar
historians can give it'
Colin Cooper, Editor - Classical
Guitar Magazine, April 2011
If
you would like to visit, email me Granary-Guitars.
NB REMOVE THE ‘NOSPAM’ IN THE ADDRESS