Antonio Rey and Eduardo Trassierra

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Arash

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Antonio Rey and Eduardo Trassierra

Hi All!
Do you know these two young guitarists ?
I saw videos from them in a DVD ( Guitarras flamencas en Jerez - XXII Certamen Internacional de Guitarra Flamenca).

Is there any solo guitar CD available from these guitarists?

They are amazing!

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Romanza

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RE: Antonio Rey and Eduardo Trassierra (in reply to Arash)

I saw Antonio Rey perform in Jerez earlier this year. He seemed very accomplished, although was not my favourite live performance. Have never heard of a solo CD.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Aug. 14 2006 11:16:49

Ricardo

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RE: Antonio Rey and Eduardo Trassierra (in reply to Arash)

Saw Antonio in Sanlucar a few weeks ago. Gerardo Nunez is producing his solo CD, but it is not ready just yet. Look out for it. Amazing player.

Ricardo

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Aug. 15 2006 7:38:09

alamix

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RE: Antonio Rey and Eduardo Trassierra (in reply to Arash)

Antonio Rey, Excellent guitarist. I had the oppotunity to see him in live performances and in juergas. Very Flamenco and intersting guitar feeling and soniquete.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Aug. 16 2006 14:58:56

aloysius

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RE: Antonio Rey and Eduardo Trassierra (in reply to Arash)

I love that DVD - I'm surprised more people haven't gotten into it; although I suppose the downside is it's quite short. For me the standouts are the two you mentioned, and also Severiano Jimenez - although he seems to jump ahead of the compas a couple of times.

- Aloysius

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