Barrios Guitar Quartet plays Stephen Goss - Gnossiennes after Satie II & III

[@elwaybevin2898]

This is beautiful! I'm so impressed with the number of talented, creative, wonderful guitarists these days. And the ensembles.... just amazing artistry.

[@PHImove]

Eindrucksvoll! Ich freue mich, daß sich das Quartett so hervorragend entwickelt! Danke für dieses schöne, ausgewogene Spiel. Kultiviert im besten Sinne des Wortes!

[@rafaeldr5468]

Cautivadora su música... Saludos desde México

[@modernknightone]

I love you guys! You're so awesome! More please!

[@user-fsjsccc]

I love it indeed, sweet, elegance,impressive harmony ^^

[@alkssmith9762]

Very nice! Thanks so much,

[@BarriosGuitarQuartet]

we love it too!

[@pascalxavier3367]

Except that the two first pieces are not gnossiennes but gymnopédies.

[@MarceloCosentino2014]

congratulations!!! very nice!!!

[@Testosterontius]

Das Stück ist wunderschön.

[@ulricvoncatalyst1507]

Bez is in a classical guitar quartet now???

[@RobertoMartinez-uv4nx]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@WeAreEnglishCubers]

The second piece sounds like Philippe Glass?

[@clownsandjugglers]

From 02:29 it does - I presume intentionally - quote from Philip Glass's Opening (from the first movement of his Glassworks ).

[@pascalxavier3367]

Someone cannot make the difference between a gymnopédie and a gnossiennes; the two first pieces are not gnossiennes, but gymnopédies (1 and 3); only the third piece is a gnossienne (the N°4).