En direct, Vidéo: Rechercher des critiques de musique classique, opéra et ballet | Barrios Mangoré

Dans un programme qu'il aurait dû donner au festival il y a deux ans mais qui a été reporté en raison de la pandémie, le guitariste fait entrer ses auditeurs dans une autre dimension.

Le chef de file de la guitare française a livré un moment d'exception dans la charmante église de Saint-Brice Courcelles.

La salle Cortot a accueilli le guitariste Thibaut Garcia le temps d'un récital. Un concert marquant où le jeune artiste a montré son talent hors norme.

Con un programa que reflejaba diversas culturas, el sonido pleno y delicado de la guitarra de Sainz-Villegas envolvió el Hospital de Santiago en Úbeda.

Dominado por un control impecable de sonoridades límpidas y búsqueda de timbres particulares, el recital en Madrid de Ana Vidović resultó ser un sugerente recorrido por el repertorio de la guitarra.

On entering St George’s Bristol, we were given a sheet of paper with a biography and the names of a handful of composers – the programme hadn’t been announced beforehand, and was only revealed during the concert by John Williams himself. He introduced each piece with a little context, varying from a piece’s personal relevance, to its historical background.

It is quite a daunting task to assess the performance of someone like John Williams. Certainly one of the finest and most famous living classical guitarists in the world, he seems something of a colossus of the instrument. Yet the manner he exuded as he entered the stage of St. George’s was of understated familiarity.

In a recent interview, BBC Radio 3 Controller Roger Wright was asked "What music would you want played at your funeral?" His reply: "Spanish guitar music, because I wouldn’t be there to hear it. If you ask my colleagues they’d say Spanish guitar music is one of my blind spots."Full marks to Wright for laying his cards on the table, perhaps.