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Berta Rojas Terruno
guitarinternational.com - 12/7/2009
Berta Rojas Terruno
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By: Brad Conroy Terruno , the latest recording by Paraguayan guitarist Berta Rojas is fresh, exciting, and truly an amazing recording. It contains some lesser known guitar music and transcriptions by South American composers Vincent Lindsey Clark, Quique Sinesi, and Egberto Gismonti. The ...

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Berta Rojas Terruno CD Review
Guitar Player Daily - Your Online Guitar Resource — ... “Danza” an attractive piece. Among the many incredible moments on Terruno, the three pieces by Quique Sinesi conjure up vibrant images in the listeners mind and are truly magical in nature. “Cancion Hacia Vos” is captivating as it opens with arpeggios played with harmonics. The beautiful melody and music that arises is a pure reflection of love and hopefulness; this composition was inspired by his son’s birth. To continue reading this review please click here. ...

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