Tag Archives: classical

Hackett, Steve – Under a Mediterranean Sky

Posted on February 3, 2021 by WalkerWords

We may not be able to travel the Mediterranean at the moment, but Hackett gives us an impressionistic tour with this acoustic-and-strings project as he continues to broaden his scope. I often find it fascinating to hear an artist’s work … Continue reading →

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Richard Durrant – Stringhenge

Posted on October 7, 2018 by WalkerWords

It’s not easy to get politics into largely instrumental, largely classical music, but that hasn’t stopped guitarist Richard Durrant trying. Straight after finishing Stringhenge – “the most personal album I have ever made” – he cycled over a thousand miles … Continue reading →

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Jacques Loussier: Personal Favourites, Other Composers

Posted on December 31, 2014 by WalkerWords

Great or not, Lacques Loussier has quietly made a tremendous impact on British culture 4 / 3.5 Stars CD 1: 27 tracks, 137 mins CD 2: 22 tracks, 131 mins Tel Arc I’m not sure whether to describe Jacques Loussier … Continue reading →

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