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PATRICK
LUI
SUNDAY
OCTOBER
9, 2011—3 PM
General:
$25; Student/Senior: $15;
Members: $10
Settlement
Music School, 416 Queen St. (free parking)
An
artist with a
reputation
for embodying both depth and precision in
his playing, guitarist Patrick Lui has established himself as both a
notable
performer and a gifted teacher. Prize winner of several competitions,
including
the first Hong Kong Guitar Competition, the Yamaha Guitar Competition,
and the
Hong Kong, Macau, and Canton Invitational Guitar Competition, a
finalist in the
East Carolina Guitar Festival, and a semi-finalist in the Tokyo
International
Guitar Competition, his performances
have been heard in the United States, Canada, Japan, and China. He has
performed as a recitalist, a soloist with orchestras, and an ensemble
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Valerie
Hartzel
SUNDAY
NOVEMBER
13, 2011—3 PM
General:
$25; Student/Senior: $15;
Members: $10
Settlement
Music School, 416 Queen St. (free parking)
Valerie
Hartzell began her
classical guitar
studies on a half-size Ramirez
at the age of three. At the age of six, she studied
with
maestro Alexandre Lagoya at the Académie
Internationale d’Eté in Nice, France.In August
2003, Ms.
Hartzell was the first
performer to win the “K-Artist of the Month
Contest” sponsored by
Houston’s former classical station, KRTS, 92.1FM.
Additionally, she was a
prizewinner at the Portland Guitar Competition, the East Carolina
University
Competition and Festival, and the Appalachian Guitar Festival and
Competition.
Valerie has won 1st prizes at the 10th International
Guitar Competition “Simone Salmaso” in Viareggio,
Italy and
at the Concours de
Guitare Classique Heitor Villa-Lobos in Nice, France.
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MEMBERS
CONCERT & HOLIDAY PARTY
SUNDAY DECEMBER 11 ,
2011—3 PM
Featuring:
Adam
Rose, Behdad
Moghaddasi, Kevin Cope,
Brendan
Evans,
Duane Large (Philmore Ensemble),
Keith
Calmes, Ross Mann,
Tom Emery and Solomon Silber
General:
$25; Student/Senior: $15; Members: Free
Settlement
Music School, 416 Queen St. (free parking)
Professional members of
the Philadelphia Classical Guitar Society
and local
artists present
a panoply of styles and
talents.
The concert will be
followed by the PCGS Holiday party—an opportunity
to
meet each
other, the local
artists and celebrate the holiday season.
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Adam
Rose
Keith Calmes
Kevin Cope
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Behdad
Moghaddasi
Brendan Evans
Ross Mann
Tom Emery
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PENN
&
NEWMAN DUO
SUNDAY
JANUARY
8, 2012—3 PM
General:
$25; Student/Senior: $15;
Members: $10
Settlement
Music School, 416 Queen St. (free parking)
Guitarists
William Newman and John
Penn
have been performing together since 2008. Both maintain active teaching
and
performing careers individually while cultivating a guitar duo
repertoire,
including transcriptions of works ranging from Bach and Scarlatti to
Mompou,
Bartok and Shostakovitch.
William Newman has also
appeared
extensively in the
Mascaro-Newman Flute and Guitar Duo and has published numerous
arrangements. John Penn is currently accompanist of Flamenco
Dance at Swarthmore College. He
has collaborated with Flamenco guitarist Carlos Rubio as well as
artists of
other traditional forms |
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ZANE
FORSHEE
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY
12, 2012—3 PM
General:
$25; Student/Senior: $15;
Members: $10
Settlement
Music School, 416 Queen St. (free parking)
Fingerstyle
Guitar Magazine describes Zane Forshee as “one of his
generation’s finest
guitarists.” Mr. Forshee first caught national attention when
he
took the first
prize in the National Guitar Workshop International Solo Guitar
Competition.
Since that time, concert engagements have taken him from North America,
Europe,
and Asia.
His
live performances have been noted for possessing “a beautiful
ever-flow that
held the audience captivated”.
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DAVID
BURGESS
SUNDAY
MARCH 11,
2012—3
PM
General:
$25; Student/Senior: $15; Members: $10
Settlement
Music School, 416 Queen St. (free parking)
Praised
by musicians and
critics
worldwide, David Burgess is recognized as one of today's outstanding
guitarists. His international appearances as soloist and chamber
musician have
taken him to concert halls throughout North and South America, Europe
and the
Far East. First prize winner in the Andrés
Segovia Fellowship Competition in New York City, he has also won top
honors in
the Ponce International Competition in Mexico City, the Guitar
‘81 Competition
in Toronto and the 31st International Music Competition in Munich. Mr.
Burgess
currently resides in New York City where he has performed at Town Hall,
Carnegie Recital Hall and Lincoln Center.
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PHILADELPHIA CLASSICAL GUITAR FESTIVAL 2012
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Saturday
April 14 & Sunday April 15
Opening Concert
SCOTT TENNANT
SATURDAY APRIL 14, 2012—7 pm
General:
$25; Student/Senior: $20; Members: $15
Location TBA
Scott
Tennant is a founding member of the
Grammy®-winning
ensemble L.A. Guitar Quartet, and is himself considered to be one of
the
world’s top classical guitarists.
Mr. Tennant has authored several books and
articles on
guitar technique, including his best-seller Pumping
Nylon,
which has attained a
“cult” classic status. He has made numerous
recordings as a
soloist on the GHA
and Delos labels, and with the LAGQ he has recorded for GHA, Delos,
Sony
Classical, Windham Hill, Deutsche Grammophon and Telarc labels. Their
Telarc
release “LAGQ Latin” was nominated for a
Grammy®, and
it was their current
Telarc title “LAGQ’s Guitar Heroes” which
won a
Grammy® as the best classical
crossover recording of 2005.
He
is well-known for his recordings of the music of Joaquin Rodrigo, and
equally
praised for his interpretations of the music from the renaissance and
classical
periods. Upcoming projects include a five-volume classical guitar
method, new
independently produced CD recordings and instructional videos
(available in
mid-2008), as well as transcription publications. All of these will be
with
Tennant’s own Plainsong Music. He lives
in the Los Angeles area, and is on the faculty at the USC Thornton
School of
Music.
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Full Day Festival
Sunday, April 15,
2011—from 10 am to 9 pm
Settlement
Music School, 416 Queen St. (free parking)
A
full day of
events including over 100
student recitals, PCGS
Classical
Guitar competition finals,
professional workshops,
Vendors
fair, SCOTT TENNANT Master class, PCGS Orchestra
recitals, PCGS 2011 competition winner recital and a recital featuring
the 2010 PCGS Competition winner, Johannes Moller!.
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Prior
Seasons:
2010 - 2011
2008 - 2009
2009-2010
2007 - 2008
2006 - 2007
2005 -
2006
2004 - 2005
2003 -
2004
2002 - 2003
2001 -
2002
2000-
2001
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2000
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