Gregory John Madge is a young British classical guitarist whose recent visit to Brazil led him to write a suite of dances for guitar, Four Dances. He has recorded the suite and it is released today, and above you can see his video [on YouTube] for the first dance, 'Dança Alagoana', and Four Dances is available on Spotify, and other streaming platforms.
Monday, 25 April 2022
'Dança Alagoana' from 'Four Dances' by Gregory John Madge
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