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Blues, jazz and Latin American-inspired compositions for two players on one guitar
As early as the 16th century, John Dowland (1562–1626) realised the idea of a work for two players with his famous Galliard for lute. Reinhard Kaiser takes up this charming concept, long forgotten, in his editions *Friends I* and *Friends II*, and develops it further in a contemporary style.
This edition brings together a varied selection of blues, jazz and Latin American-influenced compositions, as well as John Dowland’s famous Galliard.
