Naxos음반 - Thomas Viloteau : Guitar Recital -2006년 GFA 우승자

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Llobet Soles, Miguel 
  1.    Variations on a Theme of Sor, Op. 15 
Tansman, Alexandre 
      Cavatina 
  2.    »  I. Preludio 
  3.    »  II. Sarabande 
  4.    »  III. Scherzino 
  5.    »  IV. Barcarole 
Brouwer, Leo 
      Rito de los Orishas (Rite of the Orishas) 
  6.    »  I. Exordium - conjuro (Introduction - Incantation, Exorcism) 
  7.    »  II. Danza de las diosas negras (Dance of the Black Goddesses) 
Ginastera, Alberto 
      Guitar Sonata, Op. 47 
  8.    »  I. Esordio 
  9.    »  II. Scherzo 
  10.    »  III. Canto 
  11.    »  IV. Finale 
Dyens, Roland 
      Triaela 
  12.    »  I. Light Motif (Takemitsu au Bresil) 
  13.    »  II. Black Horn (when Spain meets Jazz) 
  14.    »  III. Clown Down (Gismonti au cirque) 

Thomas Viloteau

Born in Paris in 1985, Thomas Viloteau began his musical education at the age of twelve in the French 
town of Port St. Louis. In 1998 he entered the Escuela de Música Juan Pedro Carrero in Barcelona, 
where he also participated in numerous master-classes with Alvaro Pierri. Two years later he entered 
the Barcelona Conservatorio Superior de Música, where he studied with Joan Furio. In 2001 he received 
a scholarship from the Fondation Zigmund Zaleski to study under Alberto Ponce at the Ecole Normale in
Paris, where he graduated with a Diplôme Supérieur de Concertiste in 2004. Entering the Paris
 Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique that same year, he studied in Roland Dyens’ class, 
while also working with Judicaël Perroy and participating in master-classes with Rolf Lislevand and Manuel Gonzales. 

Thomas Viloteau has taken first place in several competitions, including the Spanish Salou guitar 
competition and the Segovia international competition in Linares, the Ville d’Antony international 
competition in Paris, and the Mottola competition held in Italy. Most recently he received first prize in the 
2006 Guitar Foundation of America competition. Thomas Viloteau has performed in Italy, Spain, Sweden,
 France, and Germany. His triumph in the Guitar Foundation of America Competition brings a seven-month 
concert tour of over fifty cities in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.