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“Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing your temper or your self-confidence.”
-Robert Frost

Today we feature a newly composed piece from Angelo Gilardino for string quartet and guitar. Very interesting piece with some intense moments. By far the most interesting thing, in my opinion, is that we get to watch/listen to this world premiere performance a week after it was given. Amazing stuff.

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Christopher Davis

Christopher Davis founded The Classical Guitar Blog in 2008. He is currently pursuing a Masters degree in guitar performance. In addition to his studies, Chris is an active teacher and performer based in Middle Tennessee. Connect with Chris on Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, and the Classical Guitar Network.

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  1. 2009 May 19

    Interesting composition. I am wondering if the guitar has a microphone? There appears to be something positioned right near the bottom lower bout.

  2. Christopher Davis
    2009 May 19

    I didn’t notice that before. The guitar could have a microphone, but it doesn’t sound like it on the video.

  3. 2009 May 20

    Yes, the sound is really quite excellent. But it sure looks like a mic there. It would be interesting to find out what kind of sound system the guitarist is using. Whatever it is, it works very well.

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