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Philadelphia Classical Guitar Festival, April 9 & 10
March 21st, 2016 by bob No comments »
Recital and master class featuring soprano, Charlotte Mundy, and guitarist, Jordan Dodson, April 3
March 21st, 2016 by bob No comments »The recital is entitled “The Guitar Songs of Elliot Cole and John Dowland.” Elliot Cole is a young and prolific composer who has written some engaging works for Charlotte and Jordan; and, specifically, a new work to be premiered on April 3
Following the recital, there will be a master class from 3-4pm featuring two of our student, voice and guitar duos: Claire Tsiporukha (soprano) and Christopher Zak performing two songs by John Dowland; Alethea Wilhelm (mezzo) and Carmine Scordo performing two songs by Ramon Carnicer (1789-1855).
Sunday, April 3, from 2-3pm in Jed Leshowitz Recital Hall (John J. Cali School of Music – Montclair State UniversityThe entire event from 2-4pm is free and open to the public.
For more information, please contact:
Darren O’Neill, Coordinator of Guitar Studies
oneilld@mail.montclair.edu
Philadelphia Classical Guitar Society Master Class with Antigoni Goni
March 11th, 2016 by bob No comments »
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Newman & Oltman Guitar Duo at Mannes March 11, Fort Lee School of Music March 12
March 11th, 2016 by bob No comments »
Mannes Ensemble-In-Residence, The Newman & Oltman Guitar Duo, will perform their annual residency concert at Mannes this Friday, March 11, 2016 at 8:00 PM.Dusan Bogdanović (b. 1955)
No Feathers on this Frog
Barcarole
Mazurka
Tarantella
Raritan Triptych
Canción
Rumores de la Caleta
Preludio from Cantos de España
Visit www.fortleemusicschool.com for details.
College of Performing Arts at The New School
55 West 13th Street in Greenwich Village, New York, NY.
Art of the Guitar: Yamandu Costa Plays Traditional Brazillian Seven-Stringed Guitar
March 9th, 2016 by bob No comments »
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Saturday, April 9, 2016 at 8 PM The young Brazilian guitarist and composer Yamandu Costa is already considered among the guitar world to be a giant of the seven-stringed instrument, the violão de sete cordas. He returns to 92Y with a program which highlights South American composers, as well as many of his own compositions. Mr. Costa, revered in many styles of guitar repertoire, is especially praised for his command of the choro, a Brazilian style known for its virtuosity, fast tempo, and modulations. Now in its fifteenth season, 92nd Street Y’s acclaimed Art of the Guitar series has become one of the most esteemed concert series in New York to champion classical guitar repertoire and the instrument’s foremost artists. YAMANDU COSTA: Choreco; Sarará; El Negro del Blanco; Samba pro Rafa; Menino Baden; Mangore; Entidade; Bachbaridade; Mexidão; Sambeco Admission includes pre-concert talk with Art of the Guitar artistic director Benjamin Verdery of Yale University one hour before the performance. Tickets: $25 (35 and under), 35, 45, 55 |
Celil Refik Kaya at Fort Lee School of Music
February 26th, 2016 by bob No comments »Sunday February 28, 2016 the Fort Lee School of Music will host its first International Artist Concert with guitar virtuoso Celil Refik Kaya from Istanbul, Turkey. We are honored to have the ability to host such events that enrich the community and enhance the cultural landscape of Fort Lee.
Sunday, February 28, 2016
3:00pm-4:30pm
Fort Lee School of Music Concert Space
2175 Lemoine Ave, #503
Fort Lee, NJ 07024
(201) 970-7500
Celil Refik Kaya is an artist of exemplary talent having received a full scholarship from Mannes College the New School for Music (Master of Music) in New York City and the University of Texas (Doctoral of Musical Arts). When he was just 19, Celil earned his Bachelor Degree of Music from Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University State Conservatory with the Highest Honor Degree in Istanbul, and was granted the “Excellence” Scholarship from the Turkish Educational Foundation. Celil Refik Kaya is an accomplished guitarist having been the top prizewinner at the most competitive international guitar competitions in the United States; Sofia, Bulgaria; Naxos, Greece, and Vienna, Austria.
Mr. Kaya is a world-class performer and this is a concert that you will not want to miss. We hope to see you this Sunday!
Purchase tickets here: www.fortleemusicschool.com/events
Students enrolled in our Event program must RSVP: http://www.fortleemusicschool.com/rsvp
March Meeting
February 22nd, 2016 by bob No comments »These pieces were played at the March 20 meeting in Wayne:
Ming Chao
- Aria from Goldberg Variations – JS Bach
- Valseana from Aquarelle – Sergio Assad
Jim Tosone
- Sarabande from Partita No. 1 for Violin, BWV 1002 – JS Bach
- Bouree I from Cello Suite, originally in C major, BWV 1009 – JS Bach
Mike Topolski
- Wild Mountain Thyme – Traditional
- Valses Poeticos – Enrique Granados
- Prayer – Frederic Hand
- Andecy – Andrew York
Reiner Hupert
- Just Passing – Billy Arcila
- Prelude No. 1 – Heitor Villa Lobos
Gary Lee
- Let Go – Benjamin Verdery
- Alma Verde – Maximo Diego Pujol
Raul Huaman
- Ausencias – Raul Huaman
- Oracion del Labriego – Felipe Pinglo arr. Huaman
Robert Ey and David Starbuck (mandolin)
- Jenny Pluck Pears – John Playford
Robert Ey
- Dreamcatcher – Mike Christiansen
- Give Me Your Hand – Rory Dhall O’Cathain
Duo Canitiga – Kathrine Harris, soprano & Christopher Kenniff, guitar – Sunday, February 21, 2 pm
February 18th, 2016 by bob No comments »
Loren Fortna Plays Music of Johann Kaspar Mertz at Salon 33
February 18th, 2016 by bob No comments »Friday, February 19th
Pot luck from 7:00-8 PM | Music at 8 PM. BYOB
LOCATION: 794 Alexander Road, Princeton, NJ
No Charge – Donations Help the Music Happen!
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Keith Calmes Recital in Neptune
February 18th, 2016 by bob No comments »Friends,
I’m playing a solo classical guitar recital in Neptune this Sunday (2/21) from 3:00 to 4:00.The concert will be at Holy Innocents Catholic Church (3455 West Bangs Ave.). Admission is by Free Will Offering.
The repertoire will be three large sets of music- traditional repertoire, South American pieces and new commissioned works.
Best wishes,
Keith Calmes
