Spanish classical guitarist (1927–1997) known for championing the 10‑string guitar and for recordings such as Recuerdos de la Alhambra and the soundtrack Jeux Interdits.

Narciso Yepes (1927–1997) was a Spanish classical guitarist who adopted and promoted the 10‑string guitar (from the 1960s). He recorded core guitar repertoire including works by Francisco Tárrega and Fernando Sor and is widely associated with the soundtrack "Jeux Interdits" ("Forbidden Games").

DeBaser reviews praise Narciso Yepes as a leading twentieth‑century classical guitarist. Reviewers highlight his use and promotion of the 10‑string guitar and masterful interpretations of Tarrega, Sor and Rodrigo. The pieces discussed include Recuerdos de la Alhambra and Concierto de Aranjuez. All provided reviews are strongly positive.

For:Classical guitar listeners, guitar students, and fans of Spanish classical music

 Narciso Yepes, a name little known to most, but mainly to those unfamiliar with the world of classical guitar.

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 When music reaches incredibly high levels, when music needs no words, when music is communicative, when music is the bread.

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