Hidè Takemoto London, UK
Hidè’s ‘magic fingers’ blends Indian, Spanish, Japanese, blues, pop, rock, heavy metal on his
guitar.
“Beautiful. The melody sounds great.” - Grammy winner David Russell, on ‘Dear Mum,’
Hidè’s guitar technique can be traced back via Keigo Fujii, José Luis Gonzaléz, Segovia, Llobet to the great Tárrega, epitomising the tradition, compounding classical literacy and the finger-style artistry.
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