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William Paterson University Guitarfest 2017
April 19th, 2017 by bob No comments »Alion Baltic International Music Festival in beautiful and historic Tallinn, Estonia
March 27th, 2017 by bob No comments »I am happy to announce that I will be a featured Concert Performer and Artist Faculty this Summer at the Alion Baltic International Music Festival in beautiful and historic Tallinn, Estonia! This festival is quickly becoming the Premiere Music Festival of Northern Europe, and features a unique blend of concerts (by some of the leading classical artists in the world), and moreover offers unparalleled opportunities for students to study with these International Virtuosi. Tuition is comprised of an admixture of Private Lessons, Masterclasses, Chamber Music Coachings, along with numerous opportunities for students to perform in recitals—including that of “sharing the stage” with one’s Artist-Teacher on occasion! In addition to classical guitar, piano, strings, all orchestral instruments, composition, voice and opera are offered as fields of study.
For a detailed overview and consultation about the specifics of the classical guitar program❆ and to register to study with me, please contact via either e-mail (stanleyalexandrowicz@gmail.com), or FB Messenger, and I will be happy to respond to your inquiries. My ABIMF webpage and Artist Profile can be seen at: http://alionbalticfestival.com/alexandrowicz.html
General Festival Website: http://alionbalticfestival.com
Programs of Study range from 1-week, 10 Day, 2-week, and 3-week sessions.
Early Registration discounts are available for a limited period of time.
Set in the beautiful Baltic Region, students will additionally have performance opportunities in Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, St. Petersburg, and tourist activities ranging from historical sight-seeing to seaside, forest, and mountain day trips and explorations! A GREAT way to spend a “Musical Summer” in Historic Northern Europe!
❆ My Guitar Study Program of private lessons, master classes, and coaching will include:
⭐︎Mechanical and Technical Aspects of Guitar Performance
⭐︎Interpretation based on Stylistic, Theoretical, and Historical Analysis
⭐︎Guitar Ergonomics
⭐︎Performance Practice (from the Renaissance through Romanticism)
⭐︎Recital Preparation and Concert Programming
⭐︎19th Century Multi-bass & Harp-Guitars
⭐︎Contemporary Music
⭐︎Voice and Guitar Repertoire
Dr. Stanley Alexandrowicz – Artist-Performer & Professor – ABIMF & Academy
New Jersey Music Educators Association Guitar Festival
March 24th, 2017 by bob No comments »May 6, 2017
The College of New Jersey
Music Department
200 Pennington Road
Ewing, NJ 08628
12:00 NJMEA Honors Guitar Ensemble- Loren Fortna, Director
12:30 Student Showcase
1:00 Guest Artist Performance- Candice Mowbray
Tom Amoriello
tamoriel@fsrd.k12.nj.us
Keith Calmes
kcalmes@wall.k12.nj.us
Westminster Conservatory Presents: The Guitars of Westminster
March 23rd, 2017 by bob No comments »
The Westminster Conservatory of Music presents an evening of music for classical guitar. Enjoy The Guitars of Westminster as they give an electrifying performance of works by Brouwer, Lhoyer, Biberian, Telemann, Joplin and a world premiere written by Jennifer Castellano.
Help support The Guitars of Westminster Fund as we send the group to compete in concerts and festivals. An awards presentation and reception will follow.
The Guitars of Westminster
Free-will offering at the door
| Saturday, March 25, 20177:30 p.m. |
Hillman Performance Hall, Westminster Choir College
101 Walnut Lane
Princeton, NJ, 08540 |
April Meeting
March 20th, 2017 by bob No comments »These pieces were played at the April 23 meeting in Wayne:
Ray Butler and Kevin Lutke
- Canon – G.P. Telemann
Ray Butler
- Mombassa – Tommy Emmauel arr. Classical gtr Ray B
- Maria -Francisco Tarrega
Kevin Lutke
- Two Part Etudes – Kevin Lutke
- Prelude
- Bourree
- Allemende
- Courante
- Gigue
Anthony Campanella
- Jag Rag – Bernard Bigo
- Caleche Rag “
Jeff Wilt
- Evocacion – Jose Luis Merlin
- Adios a Ocumare – Angel Maria Landaeta, arr. Antonio Lauro
- If You Were Here – Per-Olov Kindgren
Jim Tosone
- Cuckoo’s Nest – trad., arr. Norman Blake/Jim Tosone
- Edelweiss -Richard Rodgers, arr. unknown
- Blackbird – The Beatles, arr. Soren Madsen
Gary Lee
- Let Go – Benjamin Verdery
- Kinkachoo, I Love You – Phillip Houghton
- Estudio Sencillo No. IX, Ommagio a Szymanowski – Leo Brouwer
Michael Topolski
- In Her Family – Pat Metheny
- Spatter In the Dew – Celtic
- Cappricio Catalan – I. Albeniz
Jeff Griesemer
- Here, There, and Everywhere – Lennon/McCartney, arr. J. Griesemer
- Sound of Bells – Joao Pernambuco
Bob Ey (Irish bouzouki) and Jeff Griesemer (mandolin)
- Port Sgian – Traditional Celtic, arr. Bob Ey
2017 Philadelphia Classical Guitar Festival
March 20th, 2017 by bob No comments »April 8 & 9, 2017
- Opening concert with guitarist David Russell
- 2017 Philadelphia Classical Guitar Competition (High School and Adult Divisions)
- Masterclass with guitarist David Russell
- Vendor Fair featuring guitar music, luthiers, composers, repair shops, and more!
- Professional workshops
- Student recitals
- Closing concert with guitarist Jordan Dodson
- For more details, visit: https://pcgs.wildapricot.org/Annual-Festival
Boyd Meets Girl Concert
March 16th, 2017 by bob No comments »
NEW YORK: Very excited for a concert next Wendesday (March 22nd, 7:30pm) for the New York City Classical Guitar Society, with my ensemble Boyd Meets Girl, with my wife, cellist Laura Metcalf:
The concert will be held in the beautiful recital hall at The Diller-Quaile School of Music, and we will perform works by J.S. Bach, Piazzolla, Zenamon, Falla, Edwards, et al. Tickets and details can be found here: http://nyccgs.com/rupert-boyd/
ALBUM: For those not in New York, we have recorded much of this repertoire for our forthcoming debut album as an ensemble, and very excited to share it with you when released in a few months time!
2017 Wilson Center Guitar Festival
March 8th, 2017 by bob No comments »
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The Art of Song Sungji Kim (soprano) – Stanley Alexandrowicz (classical guitar) Sunday, March 12
March 6th, 2017 by bob No comments »Dear Friends, Colleagues, Students, Opera & Guitar Aficionados,
Please join Internationally renowned soprano Sungji Kim and myself for a recital on Sunday, 12 March, 2:00 PM, at the Mt. Laurel Library. Featured will be Italian arias by the great virtuoso guitarist-composer Mauro Giuliani; German songs by Franz Schubert (including three of his most famous lieder masterpieces: Auf dem Wasser zu singen, Ave Maria, and Gretchen am Spinnrade); Heitor Villa-Lobos’ beloved Bachianas Brasileiras No.5; and solo guitar works by the Romantic Era’s greatest composer-guitarists J.K Mertz, Ivan Padovec and others. “Di tanti palpiti” — based upon Rossini’s famous operatic aria – and set for in grand operatic style for voice and guitar by Giuliani — will highlight the program. We hope to see you there!
Sunday, 12 March, 2:00 PM
Mt. Laurel Library
100 Walt Whitman Avenue, Mount Laurel, NJ 08054
Phone: 856-234-7319
Dr. Stanley W. Alexandrowicz – Classical Guitarist
754 Pilgrim Ave.
Lawrenceville, N.J. 08648-4617
U.S.A.
Telephone (609) 393-4262
Cell: (609) 721-3160
E-Mail: stanleyalexandrowicz@gmail.com
Philadelphia Classical Guitar Society presents Marcelo Coronel
March 3rd, 2017 by bob No comments »When: Sunday, March 12, 2017, 3:00 PM
Location: Settlement Music School, 416 Queen St, Philadelphia, PA
Tickets will be available at the door.
GENERAL – $25.00 (USD)
PCGS MEMBER – $10.00 (USD)
STUDENT/SENIOR – $15.00 (USD)
Marcelo Coronel was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1962. As a child he learned to sing simple Argentine folksongs while playing along with a guitar. The styles of urban music later exposed Marcelo to a world of new sounds. He eventually entered the School of Music at the National University of Rosario, where he formalized his musical education before graduating with an advanced degree in Music – Emphasis on Guitar. Paralleling his university course work, Marcelo studied harmony and counterpoint with the composer Dante Grela. As a performer Marcelo has participated in a number of popular and chamber music ensembles.
