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Archive for Los Angeles Guitar Quartet

Conspirare in Performance or The Singing Guitar
Posted by Delos Productions on November 23, 2021

Conspirare’s The Singing Guitar Nominated for 2022 GRAMMY® Award!

Delos is thrilled to share the Recording Academy’s announcement that Conspirare’s The Singing Guitar has been nominated for a 2022 GRAMMY® Award for Best Choral Performance! Best Choral Performance The Singing Guitar Craig Hella Johnson, conductor (Estelí Gomez; Austin Guitar Quartet, Douglas Harvey, Los Angeles Guitar Quartet & Texas Guitar Quartet; Conspirare) The wonderful Conspirare chamber choir,…

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Conspirare in Performance or The Singing Guitar
Posted by Delos Productions on January 5, 2021

Gramophone Reviews The Singing Guitar

Gramophone Magazine’s January 2021 issue features a wonderful review for the Los Angeles, Texas, and Austin Guitar Quartets, and Conspirare’s recording, The Singing Guitar: “Conspirare’s new recording featuring the Austin-based choral group and three guitar quartets bookends impressive large-scale works by Nico Muhly and Kile Smith with small jewels by Reena Esmail and founding conductor…

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Conspirare in Performance or The Singing Guitar
Posted by Delos Productions on December 9, 2020

Chicago Tribune Names The Singing Guitar A Top 10 Album of 2020!

The Chicago Tribune has published their 10 best classical recordings of 2020 and Conspirare’s “The Singing Guitar” has made the list! “[Craig Hella] Johnson and Conspirare continue to create indelible work, as in “The Singing Guitar,” which pairs Conspirare’s sublime voices with guitar accompaniment. The melismatic chant of Reena Esmail’s “When the Guitar,” the poignant…

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Nutcracker | Kremlin Christmas|Delos Christmas Part Three
Posted by Lindsay Koob on December 16, 2014

A Delos Christmas – Part Three

Here’s more of a mixed holiday gift bag, containing two prime releases of very different sorts: one instrumental, one choral … but both with a Russian twist. While it’s definitely not a Christmas theme album, the fabulous Los Angeles Guitar Quartet’s Dances from Renaissance to Nutcracker (DE 3132) definitely contains a beloved seasonal classic: a…

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Posted by Delos Productions on March 7, 2013

Now Available for Digital Download – LAGQ's "For Thy Pleasure"

“Good spirits and great music-making abound on this CD of Baroque music from the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet.” — WWNO – New Orleans An all-baroque program, arranged and performed by the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet. Highlights include Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 6, music from Handel, Monteverdi, Purcell, and a very unusual version of Pachelbel’s Canon…

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Posted by Delos Productions on November 3, 2011

Early Christmas Presents from Delos

We might be three weeks away from Thanksgiving, but that doesn’t mean it’s too early to start thinking about Christmas! And this week Delos is giving YOU the present! From now until Monday, November 7th, Delos has FOUR Christmas albums for a special price of $5.99 on iTunes! Then, from November 1st through the new…

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Posted by Delos Productions on August 15, 2011

Film Music Blog Reviews Western Classics Compilation

The blog Film Music: The Neglected Art has published another grand review of a “Delos Recording of the Month.” This month’s album is one of our compilations — “Western Classics,” featuring Gerard Schwarz, Seattle Symphony, and the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet performing the music of Copland, Grofé, Hanson, and Hovhaness. From Film Music: The Neglected…

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