Video Library

A Japanese Silent Film psychological classic with improvised music by Choi, Avers and Albert. A combination of acoustic and electric sounds - oscillators, ring modulators and glitches. Very intense.

One of my favorite solo pieces by Ralph Towner. This performance took place in Agen, France in 2012 shortly after the release of “Man in the Moon”. Here I am improvising my way back into the main theme.

This is a beautiful composition by Ralph Towner which appears on the album “Man in the Moon”. Footage taken from a live concert in Agen, France in 2012

Live concert in 2012 in Agen, France. The recording premiere of this piece was on the album “Man in the Moon”, a tribute album to Ralph Towner. This is the virtuosic prelude to the 5 variations.

From the series “Classical Guitar Tips” available on my Youtube Channel. This one goes into the questions of why learning notes on the guitar is so difficult. It also highlights my new book “Introduction to Note Reading for Guitarists”.

From the series “Classical Guitar Tips” available on my Youtube Channel. This one is a super super simple warm up for those who do not have one.

From the series “Classical Guitar Tips” available on my Youtube Channel. This one goes in-depth into the left hand from posture to the fingertips. It also offers some helpful exercises.

From the series “Classical Guitar Tips” available on my Youtube Channel. This one goes over the right hand technique, from the posture and shoulder all the way to the fingertips.

From the series “Classical Guitar Tips” available on my Youtube Channel. This film goes over the chair, footstool, music stand and basic nail care.

This beautiful trailer by Arlen Nydam. The intense violin playing of Will Fedkenheuer. Wow!

“Mekanisk” was commissioned in 2013 for children’s shows in Norway. It is a theatrical piece that uses two amplified classical guitars and a back-lit projection screen. The spectacle is centered around the highly imaginative short films of the French film maker and pioneer, Georges Melies. The duo weaves music around the magic and drama on the screen.

The Unknown film score was co-commissioned by the Alamo Draft House and Austin Classical Guitar in 2012. Les Freres Meduses (Benoit Albert and Avers) created a 55 minute score with original music and arrangements of Ravel, DeFalla, Albeniz and Granados. The premiere performance showcased Will Fedkenheuer, from the Miro String Quartet, on violin. The Austin Critics Round Table nominated this performance as a finalist for “chamber performance of the year”.

The first feature film (90 mins.) by Alfred Hitchcock. The music created by Joseph V. Williams scored for live quintet - cello and guitar quartet. Musicians: Jan Clemens Carlsen, cello. Runar Kjeldsberg, Tim McVeigh-Pedersen, Ole Martin Huser-Olsen, Randall Avers, guitars. Artistic director, Avers

One of my favorite pieces for classical guitar. Composed by my guitar hero Ralph Towner. Live performance in Agen, France in 2012.

This is a recording project I had in 2021, recording the 7 guitar compositions by Norwegian composer Kjell Magne Andersen. Here is an excerpt from “Romance” which reminds me of Schubert.

This is an arrangement from the great Spanish composer, Federico Mompou. Recorded in my studio in Horten, Norway.

The famous composition by Francisco Tarrega. Recorded in my studio in Horten, Norway

My first musical postcard in early summer, 2021. I woke up at 4:30 a.m. and had a weird thought - if there was a note on a ledger line… no staff. Is it a high A or a low C?

Summer 2021. This solo piece is done, but it still is looking for a name.

Recorded a practice in the summer 2021, and my daughter had enough…

Performed on Baritone Guitar. This was recorded at my studio in Horten, Norway during the summer 2021