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A Touch of Class: Popular Classics Transcribed for Guitar
Johann Sebastian Bach, Ottorino Respighi, Francis Cutting
A Touch of Class: Popular Classics Transcribed for Guitar
Genres: Special Interest, Soundtracks, Classical
 
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"A Touch of Class" pretty much hits the nail on the head
Steven H. Hulme | Boise, ID USA | 02/07/2000
(4 out of 5 stars)

"Angel Romero is one of three classical guitar-playing brothers, one of the others being Pepe (who is also excellent). I purchased this CD solely to get the hauntingly beautiful "Cavatina" from the movie "Deer Hunter." I've been very happy with this recording - the Cavatina is lovely, there are some "classical guitar standards," and some other pleasant surprises. I like the Variations on "Greensleeves," and variations on a Japanese folk song, "Sakura." The sound quality is typical Telarc, which I generally find to be top-notch.Aficionados of classical guitar music will especially enjoy this CD, in my opinion, and I would recommend it to anyone who wants some lovely, tranquil music to either listen to or to use as unobtrusive background music."
Virtuoso Guitar
Daniel G. Berk | West Bloomfield, Michigan | 07/25/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is an excellent guitar collection; in fact, it is an excellent classical anthology, guitar or otherwise. Angel Romero and his son, Lito (heard on tracks five through seven), represent the second and third generations of a family of guitar virtuosi.A number of the selections are more commonly heard performed by piano; however, in the hands of a guitarist of the calibre of Angel Romero, what can be done on the piano can be done with at least equal efficacy on the guitar. The only non-Western piece is the variations on Sakura, which should be particularly pleasant listening experience for those not previously familiar with it.If one is building a classical music library, this is a recording that one should want to include."