Lambov’s Ensemble de Solitude, the solo venture of guitarist and composer
Stanimir Lambov, functions as an exploration of his relationship with the
guitar in various contexts. His artistic range expands from composing
acoustic chamber music to crafting solo jazz arrangements to improvising
ambient pieces with prepared guitar and electronics. The idea behind the
name of the project is inspired by a quote from guitar virtuoso Andres
Segovia, who claims that the guitar could sound like a whole orchestra, a
principle that Stanimir has adopted in his approach to the instrument.
In his album, "Solo Works: Vol.1”, the guitarist revisits the roots of
his musical journey, by focusing solely on the delicate world of his first love
- the nylon-string acoustic guitar.
The music from the album was featured in a documentary about the Kremona guitar factory in Kazanlak, Bulgaria.
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