Feedback please

[andygabrys]

I doubt I'd be able to add anything of great value to what Andy has already said, and recently added more to. All I would say is that I think the new version has some of the same or similar issues to the earlier version, although the lead sound is good again.

I randomly chose a library (although it is a top-tier one) and entered 'Spanish' in the search box. Here's what came up...

Good find!

Interesting that the first two pieces are easily recognized as traditional Flamenco forms that have infinite variations - Solearas and Bulerias. Although they are traditional forms they are attributed as 100% original to the artist.

The version of Recuerdos de la Alhambra was great. And it was recognized as a "traditional" piece and so the artist likely receives a smaller royalty than the usual 100% of writers. But no mention of Francisco Tarrega.

[andygabrys]

Good find!

Interesting that the first two pieces are easily recognized as traditional Flamenco forms that have infinite variations - Solearas and Bulerias. Although they are traditional forms they are attributed as 100% original to the artist.

The version of Recuerdos de la Alhambra was great. And it was recognized as a "traditional" piece and so the artist likely receives a smaller royalty than the usual 100% of writers. But no mention of Francisco Tarrega.

As usual Andy, you know far more about this than I do, so I should keep quiet . I'm just a jobbing electric guitarist who 'fakes' his way through a number of styles (but not Spanish)!

Ha. Not really. But reading the info on each track gives tou an idea of what’s up.

Copyright is a big deal with libraries of that statute no doubt.