Posts Tagged ‘2013’

“Arias, Songs, and Solos for Voice and Guitar”

July 11th, 2013
Saturday, July 13th – 8 PM
 “Arias, Songs, and Solos
for Voice and Guitar”
Dominika Zamara (soprano) and Stanley Alexandrowicz (guitar)
Doors Open at 7:00 PM
Pot Luck dinner ● Concert at 8 PM
No Charge – Donations Help the Music Happen!
Information and to RSVP by phone or email: Berrot@aol.com 
or 609 630 0098
LOCATION: 794 Alexander Road, Princeton, NJ

Keith Calmes and Tom Amoriello Concert in Lambertville

June 7th, 2013

CLASSICAL GUITAR CONCERT

Keith Calmes & Thomas Amoriello
Classical Guitar Recital
Sunday, October 6, 2013, 3:00 PM

Community Church of Lambertville/First Presbyterian Church
31 N. Union Street
Lambertville, NJ 08530
Admission $5

Solos and duos by Bach, Poulenc, Brouwer, and many others.  This recital will also include a major work by Lambertville composer Robert Maggio (Variations: My Native Land (after Charles Ives))

For more information contact: (908) 342-7795 or tom@tomamoriello.com

Lehigh Valley Classical Guitar Festival

May 27th, 2013

Saturday, June 22, 2013

The Lehigh Valley Classical Guitar Society will co-sponsor a new “Lehigh Valley Classical Guitar Festival” with the Moravian College Department of Music. Join us for a day of recitals, workshops, master classes and concerts.

This year’s guest artists include:

Julian Gray
Serap Bastepe-Gray
Pat Sise
Mark Edwards
Dr. Glenn Caluda
David Pace

The festival, directed by James Schultheis, will be held in Peter Hall, Moravian College. For information please call: 610-861-1650, email music@moravian.edu.  or visit http://home.moravian.edu/public/music/guitar/index.htm

June Picnic

May 27th, 2013

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May Meeting

May 2nd, 2013

These pieces were played at the May 19 meeting in Warren:

David Starbuck

  • Suite No. 4 in G major (London MS), Prelude, Allemande, Courante, Bouree, Sarabande, Minuet and Gigue – S.L. Weiss

Ming Chao

  • Farewell – Sergio Assad

Robert Ey

  • Las Gotas de la Lluvia – G.C. Lindsey

April Meeting

March 17th, 2013

These pieces were played at the April 21 meeting in Warren:

David Starbuck

  • Allemande, Sarabande & Bouree from Suite S-17 in C major – S.L. Weiss
  • Prelude, Allemande, Minuet & Gigue from Suite in C major – J.G. Conradi
  • Suite in C (Prelude, Allemande, Minuet and Gigue)  – J.G. Conradi

Ming Chao

  • Two Bagatelles: Lento & Alla Cubana – William Walton

Tito Cotos

  • A Guitar Journey (sometimes a different one) – Tito Cotos

Gary Lee

  • Kinkachoo, I Love You by Phillip Houghton
  • Etude No. 8 by Giulio Regondi

Jeff Griesemer

  • Theme from a Summer Place
  • Untitled – Jeff Griesemer

Fred Dilzell

March 16th, 2013

Fred G. Dilzell III, 68, of Madison, NJ, died on March 14, 2013, after a long battle with kidney cancer.
He was born in East Orange, NJ, on March 14, 1945. He was the son of the late Fred G. Dilzell, Jr., and Katherine N. Dilzell.
In his early life Fred lived in Germany and Brazil before moving to Madison, where he lived for 47 years.
Fred was an accomplished flamenco and classical guitarist. He was a member of the New Jersey Classical Guitar Society, often hosting meetings at his home. He was also an avid skier, tennis and paddle tennis player, and was a member of The Noe Pond Club in Chatham, NJ.
He graduated from Drew University in 1968.
Fred taught classical guitar at County College of Morris, and Rutgers and Princeton Universities. He retired from Novartis Pharmaceutical Company, where he worked as a computer programmer.
He is survived by his wife, Cecilia M. Dilzell; two daughters, Lauren Dilzell Bevill of Vermont, and Michelle Dilzell Muirhead of Connecticut; one grandson, Carter L. Bevill; and two brothers, John P. Dilzell and David A. Dilzell.
A celebration of his life was held at 2 p.m. on Sunday the 24th at the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, 21 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown, NJ. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

 

March Meeting

February 25th, 2013

These pieces were played at the March 17 meeting  in Hopewell:

David Starbuck (Lute)

  • Suite in C (Prelude, Allemande, Minuet and Gigue)  – J.G. Conradi

Ming Chao

  • Bagatelles No. 2 and No. 3 – William Walton

Gianni Donati

  • Andantino, Opus 24, No. 15 – Ferdinando Carulli
  • Alla Polacka, Opus 241, No. 16 – “”
  • Andante Mosso, Opus 111, No. 13 – “”

Jeff Griesemer

  • Sheebeg Sheemore  – Turlough O’Carolan
  • Unnamed – Jeff Griesemer

Robert Ey

  • Miss Hamilton  – Cornelius Lyons, arr. by Allan Alexander
  • The Boys of Blue Hill/Reedsdale Hornpipe – Trad., arr. by Gordon Bok
  • Blind Mary  – Turlough O’Carolan, arr. by Toshihide Temma

Robert Ey and Irene Ey (Soprano)

  • Down by the Sally Gardens – Trad., arr. by Richard Dyer-Bennet

February Meeting

January 21st, 2013

These pieces were played at the February 17 meeting in Wayne:

Jim Tosone

  • Impromptus No. 1 and 2 – Richard Rodney Bennett

Robert Ey

  • Blind Mary  – Turlough O’Carolan, arr. by Toshihide Temm
  • Miss Hamilton  – Cornelius Lyons, arr. by Allan Alexander

Eric Kahler

  • Waltz and Andantino  – Ferdinando Carruli
  • Bouree  – JS Bach
  • Lagrima  – Francisco Tarrega

David Graessle

  • Something  – George Harrison, arr. Larry Beekman
  • Story Book Love (from the Princess Bride)  – Willy DeVille
  • Air on a G String  – JS Bach

Jeff Griesemer

  • Here, There, and Everywhere  – Lennon/McCartney
  • Unnamed – Jeff Griesemer

Roberta Wallis

  • La Guitarra (for Raphaella Smits)  – Owe Walter

Raphaella
Maria
Michaella

Gary Lee

  • Julia Florida  –Agustin Barrios
  • Always by Your Side  –Ralph Towner

January Meeting

December 30th, 2012

These pieces were played at the January 20 meeting in Warren:

David Starbuck

  • Suite in C Major (Prelude, Allemande, Courante, Minuet & Gigue) — J.G. Conradi
  • Suite in F (Prelude, Allemande, Courante, Bouree, Sarabande & Gigue) — J.G. Weichenberger

Tito Cotos

  • No Hay Virtud Sin Sacrificio — Tito Cotos
  • Danza del Abuelito —  “”
  • Al Tio Clemente — “”

Robert Ey

  • Greensleeves — Trad., arr. by John Duarte
  • Jenny Pluck Pears  — John Playford, arr. by Allan Alexander
  • Miss Hamilton — Cornelius Lyons, arr. by Allan Alexander

Gary Lee

  • Largo from Third Violin Sonata — J.S. Bach , arr. by Manuel Barrueco
  • Etude No. 8 — Giulio Regondi
  • Missing Her — Frederic Hand