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In this outstanding video recital, Brazilian concert guitarist Carlos Barbosa-Lima takes the listener on a musical journey through Brazil, the Caribbean, North America, and the Hawaiian Islands, including works by European masters from France and Spain. Maestro Barbosa-Lima displays the stunning musicality, arranging skills, and refined technique that have drawn applause from sold-out concert halls the world over.

Contents:
JOAO PERNAMBUCO: Sons de Carrilhoes
ENESTO NAZARETH: Odeon
LUIZ BONFA: Sambolero
ALFREDO VIANNA: Cochichanda
ARY BARROSO: Aquarela do Brasil
ENRIC MADRIGUERA: Adios
ERNESTO LECUONA: La Compaarsa
N. BEAMER: Fantasy on a Hawaiian Lullaby "Pupu Hinu Hinu"
W.C. HANDY: St. Louis Blues
BOBBY SCOTT: Two Ladies: One Old, One New
FRANCISCO TARREGA: La Alborada, La Mariposa
CLAUDE DEBUSSY: Gollywog`s Cakewalk
GEORGE GERSHWIN: I Got Rhythm
AUGUSTIN BARRIOS MANGORE: Las Abejas
TRADITIONAL: Ja-Da
ERNESTO CORDERO: "Sies Milongas" from Suite Antilla


Many of these selections were arranged by Carlos Barbosa-Lima and include unusual playing techniques such as double harmonics and Hawaiian slack-key effects.



CONTENTS:

1. Introduction


CARLOS BARBOSA-LIMA:
2. Mi Bossa Blue
3. Embers


THE CASTELLANI-ANDRIACCIO DUO:
4. Sonata in D minor
5. Escorregando


NIKITA KOSHKIN:
6. Three Pieces for Two Guitars
7. The Cambridge Suite


RONN MCFARLANE:
8. Passemaze
9. A Fancy


LORENZO MICHELI:
10. Scherzo-Vals
11. Variations on the Folia


JORGE MOREL:
12. Danza Brasilera
13. Bossa in Re


THE NEWMAN & OLTMAN GUITAR DUO:
14. Prelude (Asturia/Leyenda) from "Cantos de Espana"
15. Rumores de la Caleta


JUDICAEL PERROY:
16. Variations on a Theme of Handel
17. Suite for Lute, BWV 997


ANDY YORK:
18. Marley's Ghost
19. Sunburst Jubilation


FABIO ZANON:
20. Appassionata
21. Sonata 11
22. Sonata 144
23. Sonata 391


24. Credits

  


CONTENTS:

MANUEL DE FALLA:
1. The Miller's Dance


ARMAND COECK:
2. Constellations


AGUSTIN BARRIOS MANGORE:
3. Vals Op. 8, No. 4


J.S. BACH:
4. Andante, BWV 1003
5. Fugue, BWV 1001


FRANCISCO TARREGA:
6. Recuerdos de la Alhambra


ISAAC ALBENIZ:
7. Granada


WILLIAM WALTON:
8. Bagatelle No. 1
9. Bagatelle No. 3


SIMON DINNIGAN:
10. The Valley


Plus previously unseen footage spanning more than two decades


ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Simon Dinnigan was born in Sheffield in 1968, and after displaying prodigious musical gifts from the outset, he gave his first public performance less than a year later at the age of nine. He then went on to study at Chetham's School of Music, the Royal Northern College of Music and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama where he won the Principal's guitar prize. During his college years Simon was spotted by Jose Tomas, Spain's most respected professor of guitar and was subsequently invited to study with him in Alicante. After concluding his studies in Spain, Maestro Tomas commented: "Simon is the finest pupil I have ever had the good fortune to encounter". Simon has also studied in masterclasses with such legendary musicians as John Williams and Andres Segovia. Simon has a string of competition successes, awards and over two decades of concert experience to his credit. He has appeared on National TV and radio, in fact he is one of the very few classical guitarists to actually have a television program dedicated entirely to him. He has performed in Europe, USA, Central and South America and South East Asia. He has also performed concertos with renowned orchestras such as the Royal Philharmonic, Balearic Symphony, Rhienische Stadt Philharmonic, Warsaw Philharmonic, and even performed with the National Symphony Orchestra of El Salvador for a special concert for the United Nations. Simon made his New York debut in 1996 and was hailed as "a major guitarist of the 21st century". London appearances at the Wigmore Hall and South Centre followed in 1997 to the same critical acclaim. Although Simon made his first recording at just 12 years, it wasn't until 1995 that he made his first commercial debut recording, which was released on the P3 label in 2002. He went on to record an exciting new Double Concerto for Guitar, Electric Bass and String Orchestra by the esteemed British composer Andrew Downes. But his fame found new impetus with the release fo "Favorite Guitar Works" on the Classic FM/BMG Conifer label. Simon's CD was one of the best selling in the collection and can be heard frequently on Classic FM. Subsequent releases include a new collection of guitar works on the RCA Victor label that features Simon alongside Julian Bream and John Williams.


In 2002 Simon had a remarkable year; he performed his way through every County in England on a mammoth 44 date tour picking up some outstanding reviews, hailing him as "the natural successor of Julian Bream" and "a modern day virtuoso of demonic powers". During July 2002 a special one hour film of Simon's performances was broadcast on the Artsworld digital channel which in turn led to the release of this film. July also brought one of the highlights of his career, an invitation to perform at a private Jubilee party at Windsor Castle in the presence of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. Simon continues to travel extensively throughout the world gaining new admirers wherever he performs.

  

CONTENTS:

BRYAN JOHANSON:
Open Up Your Ears


DOMENICO SCARLATTI:
Two Sonatas


AGUSTIN BARRIOS MANGORE:
Vals, Op. 8, No. 3
Julia Florida
Vals, Op. 8, No. 4


ERNESTO CORDERO:
Suite Antillana:
Quisqueya
Homenaje a la Catedral de Santo Domingo
Pavana Guajira
Boriken
Seis Milonga


MIROSLAV TADIC:
Makedonsko devojce (Walk Dance)


ABOUT THE ARTIST:


Martha Masters is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after guitarists of her generation, being described as "artful, virtuosic and sophisticated" (Palos Verdes Peninsula News), with "poise, maturity and clean technique" (San Antonio Express-News). In October of 2000 she won first prize at the Guitar Foundation of America (GFA) International Solo Competition, including a recording with Naxos, a concert video with Mel Bay, and an extensive North American concert tour. In November of 2000, she also won the Andres Segovia International Guitar Competition in Linares, Spain, and was a finalist in the Alexandre Tansman International Competition of Musical Personalities in Lodz, Poland. Prior to 2000, she was a prizewinner or finalist in numerous other international competitions, including the 1999 International Guitar Competition "Paco Santiago Marin" in Granada, Spain, the 1998 Tokyo International Guitar Competition, and the 1997 GFA International Solo Competition.


Martha Masters received both the Bachelor and Master of Music degrees from the Peabody Conservatory, where she studied with Manuel Barrueco, and completed the Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the University of Southern California as a student of Scott Tennant.