Acoustic Guitar for Late Night Practice - Perfect for Beginners & Professionals | Quiet Play, Home & Studio Use

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Review I had time to think about the general premise of Salvatori's intentions, which are no less than totally genuine. The fact that this man interacts so well with his children and is obviously a devoted and dedicated family man and that the arrangers, friends and colleagues, that have come together for this recording, have produced something of a far greater value than the mere notes on the page. If it catches you at the right time, I guarantee you'll have a moment(s) where a tear will well, without you being able to do anything about it. --Tim Panting, Reviews Editor, Classical Guitar Magazine (UK)Salvatori's music has been a darling among children's music critics...although 'Late Night Guitar' also appeals to grown-ups. His sense of musicianship is very high... --Chicago TribuneEffortlessly breezes past age barriers...you would be hard pressed to find a more comforting and melodic acoustic fingerstyle guitar album. --20th Century Guitar Magazine About the Artist August 2002: 'Late Night Guitar' debuts at #2 on the New Age Voice Top 100 Radio Play List! September 2002: 'Late Night Guitar' receives finalist nomination for 'Classic Recording,' Children’s Music Web Awards! Tom Salvatori plays and composes his original music on nylon string classical guitar. Melodic, quiet, and minimal in styling, Tom is not at all intent on stretching the boundaries of difficulty. "Purpose. Direction. Intent. Tom Salvatori's talent is interpreting our life and times with acoustically presented awareness. A minimalist in that Tom isn't flailing away in wonder of his own identity; not because he lacks for talent, depth, or degree of difficulty. On the contrary, he exhibits strength in restraint, and intensity through the vivid power of mindfulness he presents in his compositions. Salvatori layers his instrumentals with a beautiful variety of fingerstyle techniques, orchestrated to define each work as needed." - Artguitect Radio, June, 2000