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*24500$aGuitar Artistry of David Laibman$hvideo
*260  $aCambridge, Mass.$bRounder$c2007
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*500  $aDavid Laibman is regarded as one of the founders of modern fingerstyle classic ragtime guitar. He began working out old-timey and classical rags in the 1960s; recorded The New Ragtime Guitar, with Eric Shoenberg (Folkways, 1970),and Classical Ragtime Guitar (Rounder, 1980), both available on CD.  In this DVD David performs a wide variety of his compositions and arrangements of rags by Scott Joplin, James Scott and Joseph Lamb. He talks about hismusical influences, arranging and working out fingerings for these complex pieces and how in recent times he has begun writing ragtime compositions for guitar.
*505  $aInnhold: Blueberry ; Cowgirl In The Sand ; Deep River Blues ; Helplessly Hoping ; Hesitation Blues ; Je perds ou bien je gagne ; La ligne Holworth ; Lady Madona ; Le Derviche Tourneur ; Mercy mercy mercy ; Song for Doc ; Steam Roller ; The Needle And The Damage Done ; Who’s so
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