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Israeli guitarist extraordinaire, Tal Hurwitz, recently sat down to share some of his thoughts, philosophies, and experience through an interview for Six String Journal readers. From his thoughts on practicing and recording to his influences, this is a fascinating glimpse into the world of a true artist.
Tal is available for lessons via skype and can be reached at talhurwitz@yahoo.com.
Personal
When did you start playing and why? Or, what drew you to the guitar initially?
There was always music in the house as I grew up. My father was a big rock fan, he used to play amateur bass and sing, and when I was 9, he took me to a concert of the legendary band Deep Purple. It left a huge impression on me. That is when I started taking guitar lessons. Every kid wants to be a rock star. I, too, was counting on becoming one. I also played a lot of jazz music as a kid until one day a friend said he had a free ticket to a classical guitar concert.
The performer was Aniello Desiderio. That concert completely blew my mind. The next day I started taking classical guitar lessons and since then, it has become an inseparable part of me.
What repertoire do you enjoy playing the most?
I enjoy playing a variety of styles, but if I have to choose one, I go for Bach. We have to feel
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Aniello Desiderio
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Aniello Desiderio
Aniello Desiderio (Napoli, 13 giugno1971) è un chitarristaitaliano.
Studia con Stefano Aruta e Bruno Battisti D'Amario, e si perfeziona col maestro cubano Leo Brouwer. Nel 1992 si diploma cum laude presso il conservatorio di Alessandria.
Particolarmente apprezzato per l’interpretazione di brani di Paganini e Scarlatti, Carulli ed altri noti autori chitarristici italiani, tra i principali riconoscimenti attribuitigli figurano il I premio al Concorso Internazionale dell'Avana (Cuba), il I premio al Concorso Internazionale di Benicasim (Spagna), il I premio al Concorso Internazionale di Sanremo.
Tiene concerti e master class in tutto il mondo, fra le nazioni coinvolte nei suoi tour vi sono Norvegia, Germania, Croazia, Stati Uniti, Turchia, Romania, Austria, Spagna, Repubblica Ceca, Grecia, Jugoslavia, Messico, Indonesia, Lussemburgo, Brasile, Francia, Slovenia, Svizzera, Giappone, Danimarca, Colombia, Polonia, Venezuela, Paesi Bassi, Portogallo, Russia.
Ha pubblicato quattro dischi a proprio nome. Dal 28 gennaio 2019 è docente di chitarra classica presso il conservatorio Domenico Cimarosa di Avellino.
Collegamenti esterni
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