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I recorded this version of “Perpetual Vibrations” using my ipad last night. My oldest child told me it looks very “dramatic because of the lighting.”

-Rob

This past Sunday (01-27-2013) I gave a recital at Lake Michigan College.

Here is the Program:

Ebb and Flow (with Max/MSP)

The Year of the Guitar (3:48)

• Waltz for Ruth
• Willow
• Dark Valley
• Of Mist and Sea
• The Old West
• Remembrance

Greensleeves (14:37)

The Red Guitar Suite (17:04)

• The Red Guitar (with max/msp)
• La Primavera
• Melancholy
• La Guitarra

Gymnopedie No. 1 (E. Satie) (30:57)

The Lazy Virtuoso on an Imaginary Piano (with max/msp) (38:36)

Scarborough Fair (40:50)

House of the Rising Sun (42:47)

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I was going through my external hard drive and I came across these three videos. I believe these videos were made sometime in early 2008. In concerts during this period I would often open with these three pieces. They are not overly difficult and they make a nice little Renaissance suite. You can get the score/tabs and mp3s from my website.

Kemp’s Jig

Packington’s Pound

Wilson’s Wilde

-Rob

scores, tabs, and mp3s available at http://www.robertlunncomposer.com

Lagrima by Francisco Tarrega is one of my all-time favorite classical guitar pieces. It is very simple in its design (ABA). The keys are E major going to E minor and back to E major.

Here are a couple videos I made back in 2008 of me playing Lagrima:

And of course, life would not be complete without a techno version:

-Rob

scores, tabs, and mp3s available at http://www.robertlunncomposer.com