ArtistsTalk #8 - a new composition for (e)guitar quartet
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Das erwartet dich:
Interview with the composer and the members of the quartet
Recorded on: April 2020
Language: EN
Short description: Heiko Ossig talks with the composer Juan Jaramillo Lleras and the members of the quartet about the new composition for (e)guitar quartet
Host: Heiko Ossig
Guest(s): Juan Jaramillo Lleras, Lucas Etchevirra, Max Diversi, Paul Linardatos, Jan Graf
Audio production: Víctor Gutiérrez Cuiza
License: CC BY SA 4.0
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