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A Healing Fire: Smaro Gregoriadou

Smaro Gregoriadou (guitar)

An enjoyable anthology, beautifully played and handsomely recorded, Gregoriadou’s stated objective to “offer encouragement and hope against today’s dystopia and chaos” accomplished with ease.

A Healing Fire: Smaro Gregoriadou

Smaro Gregoriadou (guitar)

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An enjoyable anthology, beautifully played and handsomely recorded, Gregoriadou’s stated objective to “offer encouragement and hope against today’s dystopia and chaos” accomplished with ease.

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"As the innovative, world-renowned guitarist Smaro Gregoriadou says in her notes for this stunning new recording, her fourth for Delos, its music offers “encouragement and hope,” and illuminates with “a different kind of light, a different sort of fire.” The program begins with her beautiful transcription of Bach’s beloved Solo Violin Sonata #2 and offers Britten’s fascinating Nocturnal, along with works by Gubaidulina and Hétu. As Raymond Tuttle put it, in a Fanfare review of one of Smaro’s earlier Delos releases, “Gregoriadou evokes musicians such as Vladimir Horowitz, Glenn Gould, and Wanda Landowska in her willingness to find a new way to express herself and to reanimate the music.”"

Contents and tracklist

I. Grave
Track length3:54
II. Fuga
Track length8:01
III. Andante
Track length4:52
IV. Allegro
Track length6:18
I. Prélude
Track length1:28
II. Nocturne
Track length3:43
III. Ballade
Track length4:08
IV. Réverie
Track length2:21
V. Final
Track length3:53

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October 2020

An enjoyable anthology, beautifully played and handsomely recorded, Gregoriadou’s stated objective to “offer encouragement and hope against today’s dystopia and chaos” accomplished with ease.
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