8 thoughts on “ Castilla - John Williams (7) - English Guitar Music (CD) ”

1. Disc face: SPANISH GUITAR MUSIC Is at the top with titles below. Bottom half shows titles and JOHN WILLIAMS, Guitar below. Left of disc shows: DIDC , SBK , Compact Disc Digital Audio logo, ADD spars code and finally "Made in USA". Whereas back cover shows SPARS AAD, the disc face shows SPARS ADD.3/5(1).

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2. 7: Sonata In D Composed By – Mateo Albéniz Transcription By [Transcribed By] – John Williams (7) 8: The Corregidor's Dance Composed By – Manuel De Falla Transcription By [Transcribed By] – John Williams (7) 9: Fisherman's Song Composed By – Manuel De Falla Transcription By [Transcribed By] – John Williams (7) 10 /5(2).

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3. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about John Williams - Spanish Guitar Music at Discogs. Complete your John Williams collection/5(28).

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4. John Williams is a great player of the guitar and no two ways about that. Apart from his solo and individual performances, I recall his duo concerts with Julian Bream. Williams would sit upright, poised, aloof and above-it-all while Bream sweated and laboured, but when it comes to sheer aristocracy as a player I can't think Williams is the /5(6).

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5. Arranged By [Transcribed] – John Williams (7) Composed By – Isaac Albéniz: Recuerdos De La Alhambra Composed By – Francisco Tárrega Producer – John Williams (7), Michael Stavrou* Spanish Dance No. 5 Arranged By [Transcribed] – John Williams (7) Composed By – Enrique Granados: El Testamen De Amelia.

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6. 7: Sonata In D Arranged By [Transcribed] – John Williams (7) Composed By – Mateo Albéniz: 8: The Corregidor's Dance Arranged By [Transcribed] – John Williams (7) Composed By – Manuel De Falla: 9: Fisherman's Song Arranged By [Transcried] – John Williams (7) Composed By – Manuel De Falla: The Miller's DanceMissing: Castilla.

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7. Mar 11,  · The new box contains no fewer than three different Williams recordings of that most popular of all guitar works, Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez – from with the Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra, from with Barenboim and the English Chamber Orchestra, and from with Frémaux and the Philharmonia Orchestra – plus a performance of its much-loved Adagio in Williams.

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8. The CD contains so,me 'classics' which have been played or covered by Segovia and Julian Bream (to name but two). These Williams' versions hold up well in comparison. At times they lack the real 'soul/duende' of Segovia's versions, but the recording quality is top notch and the whole CD provides a very coherent collection spanning various styles and modes/5().

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