Leo Brouwer – Danza del Altiplano
Original work for the Classical Guitar, composed in 1964 by Leo Brouwer.
Born in 1984, classical guitarist, music teacher, medical laboratory technologist and non-professional writer from Greece.
Leo Brouwer – Danza del Altiplano
Original work for the Classical Guitar, composed in 1964 by Leo Brouwer.
Born in 1984, classical guitarist, music teacher, medical laboratory technologist and non-professional writer from Greece.
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