The March issue of 20th Century Guitar, published in 1998, is a landmark volume in the magazine's illustrious history. This particular edition marks an important milestone, as it was the first to feature articles exclusively on the topic of avant-garde guitar music.
Written by some of the most prominent and influential musicians of their generation, this collection of essays provides an unvarnished look at the genre's most daring and innovative practitioners. From the experimental works of John Zorn and Henry Cow to the avant-pop of Laurie Anderson and Joni Mitchell, these articles showcase a wide range of styles and approaches that challenge traditional notions of guitar playing.
The March '98 issue also includes extensive reviews of new releases from notable guitarists such as Bill Bruford and Tony Levin, as well as essays on topics ranging from the history of classical music to the future of rock guitar. This comprehensive compilation is a must-have for any serious guitarist or musician interested in exploring the avant-garde side of 20th century music.
