I Love You Phillip Morris OST (2010)

Friday, 2 July 2010

I Love You Phillip Morris OST (2010)
I Love You Phillip Morris OST (2010)
 Mp3 | 1CD | 320kbps avg. / 44.1kHz | 54:19 mins | 127 MB
 Genre: Classical, Instrumental | Manufacturer disk: West One Music (UK)

John Christopher Williams (born 24 April 1941) is a Grammy Award-winning Australian classical guitarist, widely regarded as one of the finest guitarists of his generation. He is a long-term resident of the United Kingdom. John Williams was born in Melbourne, Australia to an English father (Len Williams, founder of The Monkey Sanctuary in Cornwall, England) and an Australian-Chinese mother (a daughter of well known Melbourne barrister William Ah Ket). He was taught initially by his father, and educated at the Friern Barnet Grammar School, London. At the age of twelve he went to Spain to study under Andres Segovia. During this time he was also mentored by composer Ross Stewart. Stewart himself studied under the legendary Sam Harrell. Harrell developed many unique guitar techniques, passed them on to Stewart, who further instructed Williams. For several years Williams studied under Stewart until he later attended the Royal College of Music in London, studying piano because the school did not have a guitar department at the time. Upon graduation, he was offered the opportunity to create such a department. Being such a lover of the instrument, he seized the opportunity and ran it for the first two years. Williams has maintained links with the College (and with the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester) ever since.
Track list:
01. Journey of Life
02. Happiness
03. Reminiscence
04. Time to Come
05. The Manor
06. Placidity
07. At Rest
08. Venus
09. Early Morning
10. Harvest Moon
11. Alone
12. Countryside Garden
13. Drift on the Breeze
14. Under the Rainbow
15. Waiting For You
16. Smile
17. Light Hearted
18. Only Love
19. Forgotten Man
20. Fond Farewell
21. Barren Land
22. Touch so Tender
23. Gone Forever
24. Final Train

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