2018 RPS Awards | Young Artists | Sean Shibe

From Penzance to Ullapool; from Dowland; to David Lang, this artist has excelled in communicating the range and versatility of his instrument: - one that often lacks exposure in venues around the UK. The winner exemplifies the values of the Royal Philharmonic Society Awards. He extends boundaries and challenges pre-conceptions of the guitar in solo and collaborative performance. The artistry and dedication of Sean Shibe are compelling.
Live music at the awards: Sean Shibe plays Dowland

[@davidschestenger3366]

Absolutely beautiful

[@Saitenfee]

Fantastic! Stunning performance! Excellent. A pleasure!!!

[@janmarsh4104]

I saw him in Rathfarnham Castle a month after this recording. It was an astounding experience.

[@davidschestenger3366]

I’m green envious
Absolutely wonderful you where there

[@virtualpilgrim8645]

Guitar is out of tune. Might be caused by the capo. Capo not necessary when playing solo.

[@ddc032]

it is often used for pieces originally written for lute, such as this fancy by John Dowland

[@gregscholes3158]

what is this piece?

[@nihadtp539]

Fantasia in G Major P1 open.spotify.com/track/6N61ql93u94LegDpODTTja?si=rVo6sYxfSGWFjuFQgqzgDA

[@JacarandaMusic]

The first minute and 5 secs is a Preludium.

[@janmarsh4104]

Perfection. ;-)

[@ddc032]

A fancy by John Dowland

[@gregscholes3158]

@@ddc032 thankyou sir