Blending British Folk with Bach and original tunes, Stringhenge double album is a personal journey to the heart of the British Isles with guest musicians, Morris Dancers and Durrant’s guitars, double bass, cello, harmonium and more.

This third album in the Paraguayan Trilogy includes Paraguayan music alongside Richard’s own compositions. The title track, The Girl at the Airport is recorded with the City of Prague Philharmonic Strings.

Richard Durrant’s six movement, minimalist work for guitar, sequencers and bicycles, Cycling Music was featured in the BBC coverage of Le Tour 2014. The album also includes Steve Reich’s Electric Counterpoint.

The second album in the Paraguayan Trilogy, Hijo de Hombre was launched in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Asuncion, Paraguay and London. Featuring guitar solos by Agustin Barrios, Felipe Sosa, Quirino Baez Allende and Richard Durrant plus arrangements of Kike Pedersen’s harp music.

A collection of music by the greatest guitarist composer of all time: Agustin Barrios. Launched in Asuncion Paraguay in 2011, The No 26 bus to Paraguay marked the start of Richard’s Paraguayan adventures.

Classical, jazz and electro-acoustic music combine with ambient, virtuoso playing and a set of guitar foot pedals. Music from the Colourdome features Richard Durrant originals alongside musical  quotes from Pink Floyd, George Harrison & Simon Limbrick plus references to Richard’s time with the band SKY .

A seasonal collection of 27 of Richard’s best wintry, acoustic tracks. The Midwinter Christmas Collection is beautifully produced with the help of Christmas tour buddies Amy Kakoura and Nick Pynn.

Durrant y Ledesma is a joyous collection of Paraguayan styled harp and guitar duets featuring Richard Durrant & Ismael Ledesma, one of the world’s finest Paraguayan harpists.

Richard Durrant joins virtuoso keyboard player Howard Beach in Guitar and Harpsichord with their own, very personal interpretations of Vivaldi, Bach and Boccherini.

The Highwayman was Don Partridge’s first (and last) studio album since his 1968 hit single Rosie. This unusual collaborative project gives us a glimpse into the life and times of one of England’s most fascinating artistic mavericks. Produced by Richard Durrant

This classic folk album mixes studio tracks with live sessions recorded in and around Shoreham, Sussex. Pynn and Durrant originals along with traditional British & North American folk tunes in Richard Durrant’s last “tape” recorded album. The album resulted in the founding of the trio Nick, Dick & Tom.

Filmed live at the Minerva Theatre Chichester, The Guitar Whisperer is a Seventh Art Production by film maker Phil Grabsky which includes Walton’s Five Bagatelles, Bach on the Banjo, Tubular Bells and Electric Counterpoint plus an in depth, unedited interview with Richard Durrant.