Re: Vincent Lindsey-Clark

Martin Durkin wrote:

> "Greg M. Silverman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: 
>
>  
>
> > Great! Great question! Glad you like this cycle... sadly, mention of
> > VL-C in this forum is almost non-existent. Only other piece besides
> > Sark by him that had been mentioned was something callled Nosferatu,
> > as published, IIRC, by Paul Magnussen's mag. Perhaps Paul could relay
> > this query to Mr. VL-C? Other than that, I suppose we could query VL-C
> > through his publishing web-site (http://www.simplyguitar.co.uk/),
> > which I just tried going to and got an "access denied" error!) or
> > through his home page (which gives a does not exist type of error!)
> > grrrr... 
> >
> > Anyway, I think he is in the heap of obscure composers that write
> > pretty spiffy music!  (psst... Klaus, he should be in your list, eh?).
> >
> >    
>
> Just to get another mention of VL-C in for Greg :-)
> He is (or was 5 years ago when I saw them at my local high school) a member 
> of "The Segovia Trio", a classical guitar trio based here in the UK. They 
> performed a programme of classical guitar music and also covered some rock 
> and jazz classics such as "Sultans of Swing" and "Sweet Georgia Brown". 
> Very enjoyable, and if they are still touring I would recommend seeing 
> them.
>  
Martin,
Funny thing is that the Segovia Trio _had_ a web site... now, for some 
odd reason, it, and the site for Montague music is now innaccessible!

Anyway, hope they do come over to this side of the pond sometime!

Cheers!

gms--