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Guitar/Lute

Sam Hayden: Solos/Duos

Sam Hayden: Solos/Duos

MSV 28622

Mihailo Trandafilovski - POLYCHROMY

Mihailo Trandafilovski – POLYCHROMY

MSV 28629

$Refracted Resonance - contemporary music for guitar$

Refracted Resonance – contemporary music for guitar

MSV 28586

Jonathan Richards - Bittersweet

Jonathan Richards – Bittersweet

EDN 80016

Signs of Occupation

James Weeks: Signs of Occupation

MSV 28559

Dan Evans: Au Vieux Moulin

Dan Evans: Au Vieux Moulin

DSM 20007

Smaro Gregoriadou: Two Balkan Dances for solo guitar

Smaro Gregoriadou: Two Balkan Dances for solo guitar

EDN 80015

FOREVER: 30 Romantic Guitar Miniatures

Forever: 30 Romantic Guitar Miniatures

DDV 24119

Jonathan Richards - Romance

Jonathan Richards – Romance

EDN 80017

Sarabande: Bach for Guitar

Sarabande: Bach for Guitar

DDV 24115

Richard Emsley: Flowforms

Richard Emsley: Flowforms

MSVCD 92044

Elegy - 20th century British Guitar Music

Elegy – 20th century British Guitar Music

DDA 25008

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On 10 October, Métier is thrilled to present Michael Finnissy: Organ Works from acclaimed American organist Forrest Eimold!

Don't miss Paul Hindmarsh's marvelous new piece in Classical Music Magazine on the importance of Britain's Brass Bands. A great primer for our new release, Discovering Wilfred Heaton!

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Today, Métier presents a “monumental” (The Wire) 4-disc box set from pianist Ian Pace in commanding performances of music by composer Michael Finnissy (b. 1946). On all platforms today at listn.fm/finnissypiano

Métier Records is thrilled to release “Because They Have Songs” from composer Edward Cowie and featuring Gerard McChrystal and Richard Shaw! Out now on all platforms ▶️ listn.fm/becausetheyhavesongs

“This monumental piano release features Michael Finnissy’s Verdi Transcriptions plus English Country-Tunes, and other compositions inspired by 19th century music. Soloist Ian Pace is a leading interpreter of Finnissy’s work, and has played his complete output for piano. Finnissy’s output is prolific, political and complex – he’s a leading late modernist.… luxuriant but challenging textures of the school often called new complexity.” —Andy Hamilton, The Wire

Marvelous new MusicWeb International review for Edward Cowie: Because They Have Songs, before its release this Friday!

“Buller is a composer who knows how to imbue feelings with ample warmth, colour and tension that keep the ear immersed in his sonic worlds. The musical language is largely tonal, with some roots in sacred choral traditions, yet with sufficient harmonic pungency to provide underpinnings of meaning to Leah Lax’s empathetic, urgent texts in the two extended works.… Conspirare, led by founding Artistic Director Craig Hella Johnson, respond to all of Buller’s emotional gestures with utmost cohesion and flexibility, and the soloists – basses Michael Hawes and Simon Barrad and soprano Emily Yocum Black – are first-rate.” —Donald Rosenberg, @gramophonemagazine

“This performance will stay with me for a long time; it is both exquisitely beautiful and inherently melancholic.” —Edward Breen, Gramophone on Haitham Haidar's #Zaytoun

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