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C O M I N G S O O N :
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COMING SOON! OFFICIAL RELEASE DATE: APRIL 26, 2019
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COMING SOON! OFFICIAL RELEASE DATE: MARCH 8, 2019
Artist: Ian Krouse
Conductor: Neal Stulberg
Recording: 2015
Release Date: March 8, 2019
Label: NAXOS
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COMING SOON! OFFICIAL RELEASE DATE: MARCH 8, 2019
Artist: Ian Krouse
Conductor: Neal Stulberg
Recording: 2015
Release Date: March 8, 2019
Label: NAXOS
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COMING SOON! OFFICIAL RELEASE DATE: MARCH 8, 2019
Artist: Ian Krouse
Conductor: Neal Stulberg
Recording: 2015
Release Date: March 8, 2019
Label: NAXOS
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"New Renaissance," Los Angeles Guitar Quartet
LAGQ 0135; released March 2015
Contains:
Music In Four Sharps (On Dowland’s ‘Frog Galliard’)
“The second half started with what for me was the high point of the evening, a composition by Ian Krouse after John Dowland’s (c 1600) Frog Galliard entitled Music in Four Sharps. Tennant played the original lute piece beautifully on the guitar in order to show us what was to be the subject; then the quartet played the Krouse piece which consisted of a confluence of sounds flowing together and pertaining to the Galliard, sometimes like birdsong, sometimes like Messaien and through echoed rasgueados evoking the slight melancholy of late Elizabethan music. This composition was a masterpiece, beautifully rendered. John Dowland himself would have thoroughly enjoyed it.”
~ Mike Jones, ROYAL GAZETTE, February 9, 2015
~ Mark Satola, CLEVELAND.COM, March 23, 2015
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Cuarteto Mexicano de Guitarras
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Cuarteto Mexicano de Guitarras
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Cuarteto Mexicano de Guitarras
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"New Renaissance," Los Angeles Guitar Quartet
LAGQ 0135; released March 2015
Contains:
Music In Four Sharps (On Dowland’s ‘Frog Galliard’)
“The second half started with what for me was the high point of the evening, a composition by Ian Krouse after John Dowland’s (c 1600) Frog Galliard entitled Music in Four Sharps. Tennant played the original lute piece beautifully on the guitar in order to show us what was to be the subject; then the quartet played the Krouse piece which consisted of a confluence of sounds flowing together and pertaining to the Galliard, sometimes like birdsong, sometimes like Messaien and through echoed rasgueados evoking the slight melancholy of late Elizabethan music. This composition was a masterpiece, beautifully rendered. John Dowland himself would have thoroughly enjoyed it.”
~ Mike Jones, ROYAL GAZETTE, February 9, 2015
~ Mark Satola, CLEVELAND.COM, March 23, 2015
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"New Renaissance," Los Angeles Guitar Quartet
LAGQ 0135; released March 2015
Contains:
Music In Four Sharps (On Dowland’s ‘Frog Galliard’)
“The second half started with what for me was the high point of the evening, a composition by Ian Krouse after John Dowland’s (c 1600) Frog Galliard entitled Music in Four Sharps. Tennant played the original lute piece beautifully on the guitar in order to show us what was to be the subject; then the quartet played the Krouse piece which consisted of a confluence of sounds flowing together and pertaining to the Galliard, sometimes like birdsong, sometimes like Messaien and through echoed rasgueados evoking the slight melancholy of late Elizabethan music. This composition was a masterpiece, beautifully rendered. John Dowland himself would have thoroughly enjoyed it.”
~ Mike Jones, ROYAL GAZETTE, February 9, 2015
~ Mark Satola, CLEVELAND.COM, March 23, 2015
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"New Renaissance," Los Angeles Guitar Quartet
LAGQ 0135; released March 2015
Contains:
Music In Four Sharps (On Dowland’s ‘Frog Galliard’)
“The second half started with what for me was the high point of the evening, a composition by Ian Krouse after John Dowland’s (c 1600) Frog Galliard entitled Music in Four Sharps. Tennant played the original lute piece beautifully on the guitar in order to show us what was to be the subject; then the quartet played the Krouse piece which consisted of a confluence of sounds flowing together and pertaining to the Galliard, sometimes like birdsong, sometimes like Messaien and through echoed rasgueados evoking the slight melancholy of late Elizabethan music. This composition was a masterpiece, beautifully rendered. John Dowland himself would have thoroughly enjoyed it.”
~ Mike Jones, ROYAL GAZETTE, February 9, 2015
~ Mark Satola, CLEVELAND.COM, March 23, 2015
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COMING SOON! OFFICIAL RELEASE DATE: APRIL 26, 2019