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Paul Galbraith

12+ albums
classical guitarClassicalguitarinstrumentalScottish

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Paul Galbraith (born March 1964) is a Scottish-born classical guitarist known for his unique style of playing. At the age of 17, Galbraith won the Silver Medal at the Segovia International Guitar Competition. Andrés Segovia, who was present, called his playing "magnificent." This award helped launch an international career including engagements with some of the finest orchestras in Britain and Europe (Royal Philharmonic, Chamber Orchestra of Europe, BBC Philharmonic, Scottish Symphony Orchestra, English Chamber Orchestra, BBC Scottish Orchestra, Scottish Baroque Orchestra, Ulster Orchestra, Hallé Orchestra and Scottish Chamber Orchestra among them). He toured the U.S. as soloist with the Moscow Chamber Orchestra, and performed in Prague's Dvorák Hall with the National Chamber Orchestra of Chile. His international touring has also brought him to Canada, Spain, Italy, Greece, Norway, Hungary, Brazil, China, India and Iceland. Galbraith's unique playing position was first revealed at the Edinburgh Festival in 1989. His guitar (designed in collaboration with the late luthier David Rubio) is supported by a metal endpin, similar to that of a cello, that rests on a wooden resonance box. The instrument has two extra strings, in addition to those of a normal six-string guitar, one high and one low. Both the guitar's extraordinary design and Galbraith's playing style are considered groundbreaking developments in the history of the instrument, increasing its range to an unprecedented

top songs

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Bach: Sonata No. 2, BWV 1003 -

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Cello Suite No. 4 in E-flat Major, BWV 1010: Allemande

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E. Grieg ~ Norwegian Folk Tunes Op.66 'Small was the Lad'

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E. Grieg ~ Norwegian Folk Tunes Op.66'In Ola Valley,In Ola Lake'

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E. Grieg ~ Norwegian Folk Tunes Op.66 'A King Ruled in the East'

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Edvard Grieg ~ Norwegian Folk Tunes Op.66 'Cattle Call'

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Lute Suite in G minor, BWV 995 (arr. P. Gabrailth): I. Prelude

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Cello Suite No. 4 in E-flat Major, BWV 1010: Allemande

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Johannes Brahms ~ Variations on an Original Theme Op.21A

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E. Grieg ~ Norwegian Folk Tunes Op.66 'There Stood Two Girls'

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albums

Debussy, C.: Children's Corner / Piece Pour Le Vetement Du Blesse / Ravel, M.: Ma Mere L'Oye (Arr. For Guitar) (French Impressions) (Gilbraith)

Debussy, C.: Children's Corner / Piece Pour Le Vetement Du Blesse / Ravel, M.: Ma Mere L'Oye (Arr. For Guitar) (French Impressions) (Gilbraith)

Introducing the Brahms Guitar

Introducing the Brahms Guitar

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J. S. Bach: Sonatas & Partitas

Guitar Music - Nin-Culmell, J.M. / Fraser, M.K. / Constantinidis, Y. / Moreno, T.F. / Bartok , B. / Grieg, E.

Guitar Music - Nin-Culmell, J.M. / Fraser, M.K. / Constantinidis, Y. / Moreno, T.F. / Bartok , B. / Grieg, E.

Paul Galbraith performs Mozart, Bach & Britten

Paul Galbraith performs Mozart, Bach & Britten

Bach, J.S.: Sonatas and Partitas (Arr. for Guitar)

Bach, J.S.: Sonatas and Partitas (Arr. for Guitar)

J. S. Bach: The Sonatas and Partitas (for violin) Complete - arr. Galbraith for 8-string guitar

J. S. Bach: The Sonatas and Partitas (for violin) Complete - arr. Galbraith for 8-string guitar

Bach, J.S.: Lute Music (Arr. for Guitar)

Bach, J.S.: Lute Music (Arr. for Guitar)

Allemande - Paul Galbraith Plays Bach and Mozart

Allemande - Paul Galbraith Plays Bach and Mozart

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BACH, J.S.: Sonatas and Partitas (arr. for guitar) (Galbraith)

J. S. Bach: Lute Suites BWV 995-998, arr. Galbraith for 8-string guitar

J. S. Bach: Lute Suites BWV 995-998, arr. Galbraith for 8-string guitar

French Impressions

French Impressions

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