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Andreas Almqvist:
Elegant classical guitar.
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The guitarist Andreas Almqvist was born in the north of Sweden 1948 his father was a merchant and his mother a Jewess, an emigre as a result of the second world war.
Andreas started playing popular music in local bands as a teenager but soon he changed to classical music. His studies of classical music has been carried out in various music schools and music high schools in Sweden and he also spent 3 years in Madrid (Spain) studing music and also studies in Barcelona. His music activities include teaching, concerts and he has also made a cd recording of modern "free form Avant Garde" music.
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![Goldberg Variations (JS Bach) by Andreas Almqvist [Goldberg Variations (JS Bach) by Andreas Almqvist]](http://he3.magnatune.com/music/Andreas%20Almqvist/Goldberg%20Variations%20%28JS%20Bach%29/cover_200.jpg)
Goldberg Variations (JS Bach)
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Andreas Almqvist lives in
Stockholm, Sweden.
Tagged as: Classical, Baroque, Neoclassical, Instrumental, Classical Guitar, Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach.
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