Baroque music from the French court
and the early 19th century guitar mania from the Parisian en Viennese salons
Played on historical guitars
Baroque guitar: F. Corbetta
Early 19th century guitar: F. Molino, F. Gragnani, F. Carulli, W. Matiegka

Izhar Elias – classical guitar
Florian Magnus Maier – steel guitar / electric guitar
Ketevan Roinishvili – cello
Emilio Saura – percussion

A fusion of styles from countries on the edges of Europe.
To name a few:
Spain – I. Albéniz
Georgia – S.Tsintsadze
Bulgaria – A. Ourkouzounov
Estonia – A. Pärt
Greece – C. Tsoupaki

Together with Fernando Riscado Cordas
Played on historical guitars
Works by Rossini, Mozart, Schubert, Beethoven and Bellini

The Folly:

Moving Guitars:

Together with Erik Bosgraaf – recorder and Alessandro Pianu – harpsichord

Together with Channa Malkin
Domenico Obizzi (ca.1630)
José Marín (1619-1699): Tonos
Ladino songs (Spanish/Jewish)
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895-1968): The divan of Moses-Ibn-Ezra
Spanish songs by De Falla, Granados, Torroba and Rodrigo

Together with Alon Sariel – mandolin
and Michael Tsalka – harpsichord / (forte)piano

M. Giuliani (1781-1829): Concerto no.1 opus 30 and no.2 opus 36
A. de Lhoyer (1768-1852): Concerto opus 16
J. Rodrigo (1901-1999): Concerto de Aranjuez, Fantasia para un Gentilhombre
L. Brouwer (1939): Tres danzas concertantes F. Magnus Maier (1973): Schattenspiel, double concerto for guitar and Moog guitar
A. Piazzolla (1921-1992): Hommage à Liège, double concerto for guitar and bandoneon
J. Bardanashvili (*1948): Sola

Together with Levan Tskhadadze
Works by Rossini, Verdi, Bardanashvili, Kancheli, Freidlin and Pfister
“Match made in heaven” Luister Magazine, September 2016