Alb\u00e9niz, Jorge Caballero<\/strong><\/a> (GuitarCoop)\u2014<\/em>Imaginative arrangements and beautiful, virtuosic playing of both familiar and less-known Alb\u00e9niz works, including a few normally played on two guitars.<\/p>\n Colori della Toscana<\/em>, Duo Piera Dadoma & Vincenzo Torricella<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>(Christophorus)\u2014Italian duo’s evocative “Colors of Tuscany” traverses centuries with pieces by Boccherini, Puccini, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, and Gilardino.<\/p>\n Watching the World Go By<\/em>, Duo Tandem<\/strong><\/a> (Duotandem.com)\u2014Unusual but throughly compelling fusion of Turkish\/mediterranean music, American blues, and other influences from guitarists\u00a0Mark Anderson and Necati Emirzade.<\/p>\n Guitar Music of Carlo Domeniconi<\/em>, Celil Refik Kaya<\/a><\/strong> (Naxos)\u2014Koyunbaba<\/em> and Don Quijote<\/em> suites and so much more in an impressive Domeniconi showcase.<\/p>\n Solo Sor<\/em>, Petri Kumela<\/strong> <\/a>(Tempus Clasico)\u2014Wondrous and varied Sor program played on an\u00a01826 Ren\u00e9 Lac\u00f4te guitar. Splendid!<\/p>\n The Sound of Torres<\/em>, George Sakellariou<\/strong> <\/a>(GSI) Accomplished Greek guitarist expertly employs a pair of historic Torres guitars to exquisitely render pieces ranging from Bach to Satie to Ponce to the Rolling Stones.<\/p>\n Diabolus in Cithara<\/em>, Trio Alborada<\/strong><\/a> (Triton)\u2014French guitar trio’s magical all-French outing includes Bizet, Dyens, Debussy,\u00a0Saint-Sa\u00ebns, and others.<\/p>\n Americas<\/em>, Fabio Zanon<\/strong><\/a> (GuitarCoop)\u2014My online review will be appearing very soon, so there is no link to that yet; just a link to the GuitarCoop site. But it’s a tremendous<\/em> disc from beginning to end, as the Brazilian maestro presents a program of 22 mostly short pieces by composers from Latin and South America (as well as one from the U.S.), including “names” such as Barrios, Ponce, Bellinati, Lauro,\u00a0and Gardel; but also equally great numbers from writers who are not as famous outside that region. Not to be missed! (Here’s a link to a YouTube video<\/a> of a Gentil Monta\u00f1a number.)<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/classicalguitarmagazine.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/01\/Trio-alborada.jpg?resize=650%2C350\")