Posts Tagged ‘2019’

Francisco Roldan at 1867 Sancturary

May 25th, 2019

Francisco Roldán will be playing a beautiful program with music from Spain, Germany, Puerto Rico, Paraguay and Italy.  It includes works from the sublime Bach, to the great Spanish music of Rodrigo, to the elegant Giuliani and the rich diversity of Barrios.  The concert will be presented at the 1867 Sanctuary, 101 Scotch Road, Ewing, NJ 08628 this Saturday, June 1, at 8 p.m. General Admission tickets are $20, $15 for members and $5 for school and college students.  “Absolutely poetic and mesmerizing playing.  A truly wonderful evening.” Claudia Dumschat, Organist and Choirmaster, Church of the Transfiguration, NYC

Francisco Roldán

Guitar Recital Program

Guárdame las vacas                                         Luys Narváez (ca. 1500-1560)

Canarios                                                                      Gaspar Sanz (ca. 1640-1710)

                                                                                    Spain

Variations on a Theme by Handel, Op. 107   Mauro Giuliani (1781-1829)

                                                                                    Italy

Ciaccona from BWV 1004 for solo violin                   J.S. Bach (1685-1750)

                                                                                    Germany

Seis Milonga                                                               Ernesto Cordero (b. 1946)

                                                                                    Puerto Rico

Intermission

Recuerdos de la Alhambra                                          Francisco Tárrega (1852-1909)

Spain

Elogio de la Guitarra                                       Joaquín Rodrigo (1901-1999)

    Allegro                                                                    Spain  

   Andantino

    Allegro-Più Allegro

Vals Op. 8, No. 3                                                        Agustín Barrios (1885-1944)

Danza Paraguaya                                                        Paraguay

Cueca

 

Classical Concerts at Grace Presents Guitar Day on June 8

May 24th, 2019

Thank you everyone for a great 4th season of our classical Concerts at Grace Artist Series. We are very excited to close off our 2019 Artist Series with our first all day event. We are proud to present “Guitar Day 2019 featuring Seth Himmelhoch and Gabriel Handy. Throughout the day we are going present a wide range of guitar students and professionals. Please feel free to stop in at any point of the day to support them!

For the younger student portion we are still accepting students to play and possibly receive a free lesson. Please pass this information along and have them contact us if interested.

Schedule for the day:

12:00-1:00- Beginner-Intermediate Student Concert
1:00-2:00 Beginner-Intermediate Student Masterclasses/Lessons

2:30-3:30 College Show Case Feat. Ivan Mantilla and Richard McCarthy.
3:30-4:30 College Masterclass lead by John Cesar, Chris Joseph and Dane Wagner

5:00-6:00 Bezama & Hernandez Duo- Jazz Guitar Duo

6:00-7:30 Dinner Break

7:30-8:30 WPU Faculty: Seth Himmelhoch and Gabriel Handy

Please email us with any questions about the event. We hope to see you all there!
https://www.facebook.com/events/1926622040977939/

May Meeting

April 15th, 2019

These pieces were played at the May 19 meeting in Short Hills:

Jim Tosone

  • English Suite Op. 31 — John Duarte

Jeffrey Wilt

  • Ejercicio #9 — Jose Ferrer
  • Prelude #5 — Bryan Johanson
  • Preludio de Adios — Alphonso Montes
  • Julia Florida — Agustin Barrios

Gary Lee

  • Cancion del Emperador — Luys de Narvaez
  • 2 Scarlatti Sonatas: (1) in G minor, K. 69 (arr. G. Abiton); (2): in G major, K. 274 (arr. A. Zohn)

Ben Larkey

  • Lullaby — (original)
  • Sugar High — (original)

Rich Ehrmann

  • Lagrima — Tarrega
  • Maria — “”

 

 

May and June Meetings
Upcoming Concert
April Meeting Recap

William Patterson University GuitarFest 2019

April 10th, 2019

Saturday, April 27th, 2019

WPU Guitarfest 2018 takes place in the Shea Center for the Performing Arts. All events are held in the Recital Hall (room 101) in the Music Department.

Schedule of Events

11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
CONCERT: William Paterson University Guitarists Featuring faculty member Seth Himmelhoch and students of the WP guitar program
2:00-3:00 p.m.
CONCERT: Francisco Roldán
4:00-6:00 p.m.
MASTER CLASS: Carlos Barbosa Lima
8:00-9:30 p.m.
CONCERT: Carlos Barbosa Lima andLarry Del Casale
William Paterson university Music Department
300 Pompton Road
Wayne, NJ 07470
(973) 720-2315
Professor Seth Himmelhoch (201) 486-7744
Professor Gabriel Handy (646) 382-1190

 

April Meeting

March 27th, 2019

These pieces were played at the April 14 meeting in Warren:

Dave Starbuck

  • Prelude from Suite No. 6 — S.L. Weiss
  • Exercise No.10 — Jose Ferrar
  • Exercise No.12 — “”
  • Charm of the Night — “”
  • Dance of the Water Fairies — “”

Ming Chao

  • Sonata, K. 87 — Scarlatti, arr. Claudio Giuliani

Rick Florio

  • Andantino Alla Siciliana — Mauro Giuliani
  • Siciliana — Fernando Sor

Robert Ey

  • Rondo — Wenzel Matiegka

Martin Johansson

  • Malaguena — Trad., arr. Christopher Parkening
  • Funeral March — Chopin

 

April Meeting
“My First Guitar” Performances

Francisco Roldán, Guitar: Music of Rafael “Bullumba” Landestoy

February 22nd, 2019

Francisco Roldán in concert, playing the most beautiful music of the late Dominican composer Rafael “Bullumba” Landestoy.

Traditional Annual Concert Celebrating the Domicano Independence.

Monday, February 25,

Reception: 5:00 pm – Concert 6:00 pm,

Earl Hall, Columbia University

2980 Broadway at 117th Street

New York, NY

RSVP: 917 405 6167; 212 234 9577; cccdominicano@aol.com

 

March Meeting

February 19th, 2019

These pieces were played at the March 14 Meeting in Wayne:

Hopewell Guitar Ensemble (Jeff Griesemer, Parvathi Kumar, Rick Florio, Robert Ey, Valerie Nelson)

  • Courante from Terpsichore — Michael Praetorius
  • Tempo di Menuetto — Wenzel Matiegka
  • Ankylosaur Walking on the Hog Backs — Jim Bosse

Darren & Alexander O’Neill

Traditional Mexican folksongs

  • Las Mananitas — arr. Vladimir Bobry
  • Toma Esta Flor — arr.Francois Castet
  • Los Turbiones — “
  • Hay Unos Oyos — “
  • Las Tres Copitas —
  • La Llorona — arr. Vladimir Bobry

Ray Butler & Jeffrey Wilt

  • Pavane, Op 50 — Gabriel Faure
  • Autumn Moonlight Fantasy — Fernando Sor/Jose Luis Merlin/Asatuka Saro, arr. Ray Butler

Dan Gastalu

  • Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, from “The Nutcracker” —   Tchaikovsky
  • Campanilleros — Trad., arr. Kai Narezo

Gad Berger

  • Air on a G String — J.S. Bach, arr. Per-Olov Kindren
  • Rey’s Theme — John Williams, arr. Nathan Mills

Carmine DeMarco

  • Pavane No. 1— Luis Milan
  • Pavanas — Gaspar Sanz

Parvathi Kumar

  • La Quena Rota (from Cinco Canciones de Amor) — Jose Luis Merlin

Ray Butler

  • Ashokan Farewell — Jay Ungar

Ming Chao

  • Etude in Am — Carulli
  • Etude in C — Matteo Carcassi
  • Sleepers Awake — J.S. Bach

“My First Guitar” Performances

Dan Gastalu (Regal Parlor Guitar, circa 1940)

  • Spanish Fandango — Henry Worrall

Gad Berger (1997 Yamaha CG 101)

  • Solitude — Frederick Noad

Valerie Nelson (1964 Goya)

  • Gavotte — J.S. Bach, arr. Sophocles Pappas

Robert Ey (1966 Vox “Student Prince” Guitar & Amp)

  • Steppin’ Stone — Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart

Ben Larkey

  • Lullaby — Ben Larkey (1965 Marcelino Lopez)
  • Sugar High — “” (1990 Sigma 12-string)

Gary Lee

  • Allemande from Sonata No. 37 — L. Weiss (1972 Ariana)
  • Third Movement from 3rd solo violin sonata — J.S Bach (2002 Garrett Lee)

Jeff Griesemer

  • 500 Miles — Trad. (1967 Guild Mk I)
  • Slieve Russell/Port Skean — Trad., arr. Jeff Grisesemer (1974 Michael Menkovich)

Jeffrey Wilt (1961 Regal)

  • Honky Tonk (Bill Doughett)

 

April Meeting (“My First Guitar” and Ensemble Project Updates)
February Meeting Recap
Upcoming Events

February Meeting

January 15th, 2019

These pieces were played at the February 17 meeting in Short Hills:

David Starbuck

  • 5 Studies — Dionisio Aguado

Jeffrey Wilt

  • Evocacion (Suite del Recuerdo) — Jose Luis Merlin
  • If You Were Here — Per Olof Kindgren
  • Adios a Ocumare  — Angel Marie Landaeta (arr Antonio Lauro)

Ray Butler

  • Canco del Lladre — Llobet
  • Waltz, Opus 8, No. 3 — Augustin Barrios Mangore
  • Maria — Tarrega

Jim Tosone

  • Boulevard of Broken Dreams — Green Day
  • 21 Guns — “”

Jeff Griesemer

  • Spanish Harlem — Ben E. King, arr. John Duarte
  • If I Fell — Beatles, arr. Richard Drueding
  • Cancion de Cuna —Leo Brouwer

Chris Freitag

  • An die entfernte— Johann Casper Mertz
  • Julia FloridaAugustin Barrios Mangore
  • Yesterday  — Beatles

Robert Ey

  • Bouree from Lute Suite in Em — J.S. Bach
  • Tarleton’s Resurrection — John Dowland

Raul Huaman

  • Alfonsina y la Mar — Ariel Ramirez
  • Days of Wine and Roses — Henry Mancini
Upcoming Meetings
Report on Guitar Society Summit and Mission Statement Proposal
Book Corner
Upcoming Events
January Meeting Recap

January Meeting

December 17th, 2018

These pieces were played at the January 13 meeting in Hopewell:

Darren O’Neill and David Graessle

  • L’Encouragement — Fernando Sor, Napoléon Coste arrangement.

Mark Johnstone

  • Minuets from Cello Suite No. 2 —S. Bach

Gad Berger

  • Brasilerinho — Joao Pernambuco
  • Rey’s Theme — John Williams arr by Nathan Mills (Beyond The Guitar)

Jeff Griesemer

  • Crazy — Willie Nelson, arr: Richard Dreuding/Jeff Griesemer
  • (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons — William Best and Deek Watson, arr: Jeff Griesemer

Robert Ey

  • Mrs Winter’s Jump — John Dowland
  • The Round Battle Galliard — “”
  • Guardarme Las Vacas — Luys de Narvaez

Jim Tosone

  • Canarios — Gaspar Sanz –
  • Rondo — Rogier van Otterloo- (arr., Tosone

Jeffrey Wilt

  • Saudade Eterna (I’ll Miss you Always) — Per-Olov Kindgren
  • Before Silence — “”

Gary Lee

  • Italian Coffee — Simone Iannarelli
  1. Tarde de Lluvia con Caffe
  2. L’Ultimo Caffe Insieme
January Meeting
Giving the Upbeat for the NJCGS Ensemble Project
The State of Guitar Societies in North America (A Report on the 6th Guitar Society Summit)
December Meeting Recap
Upcoming Events