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| NYlon Home Features Classifieds Get Involved History Lesson Interview Room Letter from the Editor Loose Strings Member of the Month NY Focus NYlon Asks the Pros Reviews Technique Workshop Transcription Station Resources Community Forum NYlon Newsletter Member Showcase Guitar Links Teacher Directory NYlon Staff | Reviews Archive February 2008 Guitar Marathon The Brazilian Guitar - Everybody has a fun time and a new star comes to town By Anthony Bez Guitar... June 2007 Could It Be Magic? by Mark Greenberg Arc Duo Bradley Colten, guitar Heather Holden, flute "Everyday magic" is pretty much an oxymoron. Thus the... February 2007 Alfred and Andres: The Prequel by Mark Greenberg Maoz Ezra 92nd Street Y Gallery February 2, 2007 Long ago, in a gallery far away... Okay,... February 2007 Time in a Bottle by Mark Greenberg Peter Fletcher Weill Recital Hall Saturday, February 3, 2007 Okay, how many of you out there have... September 2006 First Hamptons Guitar Festival The Non-Producers Being a Few Notes on the First Hamptons Guitar Festival ever… by Mark Greenberg Mel Brooks warned us:... March 2006 Paul Smith Mr. Smith Makes the Majors by Mark Greenberg Paul Smith Mannes College of Music December 20, 2005 I Presented for... David Pavlovits Partly Mozart by Mark Greenberg David Pavlovits Weil Recital Hall Nov. 2, 2005 As Modest Mouse often says, 'We all... Notes on The First Skidmore College Guitar Festival There is Life Outside Your Department by Mark Greenberg First Skidmore College Guitar Festival October 29, 2005 Those of us... July 2005 Giacomo La Vita La Vita Dolce by Mark Greenberg Giacomo La Vita, solo guitar Christ and St Stephen's Church June 24, 2005 At... May 2005 Roland Dyens/ John Williams The Two Ends of the Spectrum by Mark Greenberg Solo Guitar Recitals by Roland Dyens American Youth Hostel- April 3,... A Tribute to Aaron Shearer Shearer Bliss by Mark Greenberg A Tribute to Aaron Shearer featuring performances by Julian Gray, David Tanenbaum, and David Starobin... February 2005 Mannes Guitar Ensemble No Guitarist an Island by Mark Greenberg Mannes Guitar Ensemble December 10, 2004 Mannes College of Music Over thirty years... Bill and Ben Two With Everything by Mark Greenberg William Coulter and Ben Verdery, guitars November 12, 2004 American Youth Hostel That the... September 2004 Fred Hand and Carlos Barbosa-Lima Making the Connection by Mark Greenberg Carlos Barbosa-Lima and Frederic Hand, guitars July 8, 2004 New York Guitar Seminar... June 2004 David Leisner and Fred Hand A Great Day for the Yiddish by Mark Greenberg David Leisner and Frederic Hand, guitars March 20, 2004 The NYCCGS... LA Guitar Quartet California Comes Knocking by Mark Greenberg Well, the haimish crowd at the Y has spoken : the LAGQ are gonseh... March 2004 Tali Roth Not Your Mother's Tango by Anthony Bez Tali Roth Trio at Saint Peter's Church, New York City Tali Roth -... Christopher Parkening Stepping out of the Shadow of Segovia By Mark Greenberg Christopher Parkening, guitar and Jubilant Sykes, Voice 92nd St. Y... Antigoni Goni Out of the Woods: Takemitsu for Guitar By Mark Greenberg Takemitsu is not an easy sell. Only Milton Babbitt could... October 2003 Guitarist Illuminates Piazzolla's Music in a Trio Setting Aryeh Eller discusses the newest CD from Tali Roth. | |||||||||||||
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