Capriccio
Jérôme Mouffe plays nineteenth-century Italian guitar music — Paganini, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Regondi, and Legnani.
- 01 Niccolo Paganini: Caprice 5
- 02 Niccolo Paganini: Caprice 11
- 03 Niccolo Paganini: Caprice
- 04 Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Capriccio Diabolico
- 05 Giulio Regondi: Introduction et Caprice, Op. 23
- 06 Luigi Legnani: Fantasia, Op. 19
- 07 Giulio Regondi: Reverie, Op. 19
- 08 Luigi Legnani: Caprice 15
- 09 Luigi Legnani: Caprice 22
- 10 Luigi Legnani: Caprice 7
Belgian guitarist Jérôme Mouffe is an acclaimed soloist and chamber musician who has performed extensively across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Europe. Known for his virtuosity and expressive artistry, he has graced prestigious stages including the Omni Concert Series in San Francisco, Austin Classical Guitar, La Guitarra California Festival, and the International Brussels Guitar Festival. A protégé of Eliot Fisk, Jérôme has performed with renowned artists such as Grisha Goryachev and Ben Smolen, and collaborated with orchestras like the Orquesta Filarmónica de Sonora and Symphony by the Sea. His debut album, Capriccio, showcases virtuoso Italian guitar music and transcriptions of Paganini's violin caprices. A dedicated educator, Jérôme is on the faculty of the New England Conservatory and Bridgewater State University, where he teaches guitar and lectures on early 19th-century improvisation. Holding a Doctor of Musical Arts degree, Jérôme continues to inspire audiences and students with his passion for classical guitar.