Pavel Steidl
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Pavel Steidl (born June 14, 1961) is a classical guitarist who was born in Rakovnik, Czechoslovakia (now in the Czech Republic), but has lived in the Netherlands for many years. After winning first prize at the 1982 International Guitar Competition of Radio France in Paris, Steidl began his career as a professional musician.
Steidl is particularly well-known for his interpretations of Baroque music, in particular the work of Czech composer Johann Anton Losy.
[edit] Recordings
- L. Legnani - 36 caprices op. 20, Fantasia op. 19 - Naxos 1998 / Cat.8.554198
- N.COSTE - Guitar Music Vol.3 - Naxos 2000 / Cat.8.554353
- N. Paganini - Sonate&Ghiribizzi for guitar - Frame 2001 Italy
- J. K. Mertz - Bardeklange - Frame 2003
[edit] External links
- official homepage
- photograph
- Masterclass Photos (from Ligita 2005)
- Concert Photos (at Ligita 2005)
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