Quadrangle | guitar solos by Frank A. Wallace
by Frank A. Wallace
four movements of easy to high difficulty with jazz and blues influences for solo guitar
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Written: 1997
Duration: 13:41
Instrumentation: classical guitar
Recording: on Frank Wallace: his own new works vol. 1, 2000, Gyre
All Gyre compositions are ASCAP
Copyright ©1997 Frank A. Wallace
Cover photography and design by Nancy Knowles
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Quadrangle represents the emergence of my creative powers. I had no faith in my compositional skills until my wife said to me, “Remember those pieces you wrote a few years ago? It’s time to perform them!” I couldn’t even remember what she was referring to until I dug them out [of my notebooks from college] and for no discernible reason, what had been hen scratches on the page, suddenly had form. Within hours I solved the conundrums and have not put my pencil down since. The title is a partial pun on my days with the Quadrivium, a school of performance in the Boston area run by my mentor Marleen Montgomery, to whom the piece is dedicated.
Apostolos Paraskevas, guitarist/composer