A collection of music, poetry and prose........from a lifelong musician...Robin Hill

A radio interview first broadcast in the early 1990s with Robin Hill & Peter Wiltschinsky...plus a trip to Mozambique..Robin Hill

Rare audio of Friday Night is Music Night featuring Robin Hill & Peter Wiltschinsky and the BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by Barry Wordsworth.....plus 'Smokin' With Dinosaurs'!Robin Hill

From an alegrias by Celedonio Romero to a sublime melody by Franz Schubert to a song by a Tyneside composer to a song inspired by Snow White!Robin Hill

Rare and previously unheard recordings of pieces by Gimenez and Anton Diabelli...plus a New Year's resolution...Robin Hill

Songs of Christmas........Robin Hill

From a live double concerto by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, performed with the National Irish Symphony Orchestra to the iconic guitars of George Harrison, Get Back and Beatlemania...Robin Hill

From Antonio Soler to Mario Gangi to latin homework....Robin Hill

From a world premiere recording of Ida Presti's 'Espagne' to an original Giga to Agustin Barrios to a Jota to another Spanish dance recorded in North Yorkshire!Robin Hill

Previously unheard private recordings of 'Concerto Primavera' theme from 4th movement...played on 2 guitars...a Sarabande....the 'Gavotte en Rondeau' by Johann Sebastian Bach.....'Homeward' from 'Standing on Air' to a homage to Vincent Van Gogh, 'Wheatfield Under Troubled Skies'....for piano and orchestra......…

Nicolo Paganini and Mauro Giuliani and the competition winner!Robin Hill

A quizzical episode.......win CDs and a free guitar lesson!!Robin Hill

From a bluegrass classic to horror score......to a classical gas.......Robin Hill

From the King of Cordoba to a luthier in the Cotswolds to a tarantella to a stately pavane and then off to Mozambique...Robin Hill

From a working progress sketch..to a piece of rock history to a cancion to piano calm to a bit of eclectic counterpoint...Robin Hill

From Castelnuovo-Tedesco to Pale Moons to fiery flamenco a mishap on stage to a brand new composition never before heard!Robin Hill

From a never before heard recording to a Radio Singapore interview to another never before heard recording....Robin Hill

From Eclectic Counterpoint to Domenico Scarlatti to latin grooves to tranquility...Robin Hill

From the Summer of Love to British Blues to a special guitar concerto to an unlikely arrangement to Isaac Albeniz....Robin Hill

From the Barber of Seville to Aranjuez to composer, Andrew Keeling to Felix Mendelssohn....Robin Hill

From J.S.Bach to Lennon/McCartney to Handel in Mayfair to jazz/rock to soprano and guitar..Robin Hill

From mystery to Moorish cloth to a hedonistic bohemian to a flamenco fiesta to a tribute to Paco de Lucia...Robin Hill

From Luperce Miranda to the Abreu Brothers to Hispanic Dance to a song from 'Rubber Soul' to funk.....Robin Hill

From a new mystery recording to an old Esercizio to a homage to Agustin Barrios to some melodic jazz/rock to music for guitar and soprano....Robin Hill

From Brazilian guitarist and composer, Dilermando Reis to Domenico Scarlatti to a 'Toccata' from a guitar concerto to a piece for piano & orchestra dedicated to Vincent Van Gogh..Robin Hill

From the beauty of the Elizabethan Lute duet to the beautiful game to Gary Lineker to an eternal dance and an Irish jig.....Robin Hill

From Django to musical hoaxes to funk to Tico Tico..........Robin Hill

From a rockin' blues to the highly original chamber music of Andrew Keeling to Mendelssohn to Villa-Lobos and finally a visit to Mexico!Robin Hill

From Strawberry Fields....to scrambled eggs to 1933 to Wes Montgomery...a long and winding road...Robin Hill

From a brilliant toccata composed for Presti & Lagoya to a blues for Johnny Ace to an 18th century French folksong which inspired Elvis Presley to a blues from the desolate Lancashire moors....Robin Hill

From the Grim Reaper to a 14 foot giant to an exercise in virtuosity to Steppenwolf..Robin Hill

From chill to a Neapolitan mystery to Carulli to the Day of the DeadRobin Hill

Murky goings on in the music world.......to the sublime music of Fernando Carulli and Georg Frederic Handel...Robin Hill

From Jazz etudes to Antonio Soler to 'Down by the Races' to the Fantastic Mr. Felix ......Robin Hill

A rare BBC Radio 3 broadcast by Robin Hill & Peter Wiltschinsky...works by Fernando Sor, Mario Gangi and Domenico Scarlatti...Robin Hill

From Carlos Santana to Brasilia to Radames Gnatalli to a Breeze from Rio...Robin Hill

From the blues to Lennon/McCartney to the iconic Free Trade Hall, to music by a close friend of Paganini's to a musical invention......Robin Hill

From 'Worktown' to a French jazz rhapsody to Manuel de Falla's 'Ritual Fire Dance' to 'Here, There & Everywhere'..Robin Hill

From Nowhere Man to Nothingness to a titan of Russian music to an original concerto for guitar and marimba to a Brazilian dance from Argentina.....Robin Hill

From fiery flamenco to a dance by Manuel de Falla to a new piece for piano to Antonio Vivaldi to some Blackpool jazz rock...Robin Hill

From Lennon/McCartney to BBC Philharmonic players to the Limerick Rake a case of measles and Les Filles de Cadiz...Robin Hill

From Erik Satie via Debussy to a famous pavane to Lennon/McCartney to Carlos Santana!Robin Hill

From a Force Ten celebration to a famous film theme by a man from Birmingham to an arrangement for two classical guitars of a famous Beatles rocker to the incredible voice of Vanessa Haynes...Robin Hill

From Antonio Soler to heading for home to Manuel de Falla Spanish folk song to Jota California..Robin Hill

A musical journey from the Sahara to Ireland to a wonderful land to a song recorded in Wigan and back to Ireland...Robin Hill

From AC/DC to Vivaldi to Elizabethan lute duet to cool jazz blues.....Robin Hill

From solo jazz guitar to the Irish Vivaldi to a movement from a Celtic guitar concerto to a beautiful song from Sgt Pepper arranged for 2 guitars...Robin Hill

Jazz guitar vibes, Fernando Sor, Claude Bolling, Africaine, George Benson, Breezin'...Robin Hill

Early McCartney, A Harde Day's Knight, toothache, surreal waltz....Robin Hill

From a song by George Harrison...to a close encounter with the composer..to a close encounter with Deep Purple to Jazz/fusion to a miniature masterpiece for 2 guitars...Robin Hill