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the rosette guitar duo
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Out of 34 votes - Similar Artists: Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Robert Michaels, Bach
Out of 34 votes
- Location: edmonton, Alberta, Canada
- Genre: Classical » Classical Crossover
Editor's review
A subtle sense of interplay makes these classical-tinged guitar duets a pleasure to the ears. Both players are skilled on their
Biography
Guitarists Kevin Marsh and Michael Lyngstad formed the Rosette Guitar Duo in the spring of 2001. This collaboration demonstrates ability while communicating beauty, peace, and joy. Their diverse appeal has allowed them to offer their musical finesse to such organizations as the Global Visions Film Festival, G6B, Rooftops Canada, the Edmonton Classical Guitar Society, and the Syncrude Nextfest, for whom the duo was commissioned to write a screenplay and music for a short film. They have performed live at numerous private functions, in formal concerts, on A-Channel television, on CJSR radio. The Duo has composed and recorded a full-length compact disc entitled "Portage to Tunnel Mountain", which was released in June of 2003. This album has received airplay from canadian CBC radio as well as community and college radio throughout Canada, peaking at number 28 on college charts. Portage has garnered praise from music e-zines Guitar Nine and Minor 7th in addition to having a favourable review in Synchronicity
