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LO SAI CHE... Il Guitart Quartet (GQ) è oggi considerato una delle formazioni più importanti e originali nel panorama chitarristico mondiale. Nasce nel 1996 da quattro chitarristi diplomati con il massimo dei voti e la lode e con menzioni d’eccellenza motivati da un preciso progetto innovativo basato su una nuova concezione del quartetto di chitarre che percorre l’idea di una concertazione ai limiti del più arduo virtuosismo. Per questa formazione è nato un interesse da parte di molti Autori che hanno scritto opere originali per esaltarne le caratteristiche. Nasce così il Concerto Italiano per quattro chitarre e orchestra di Angelo Gilardino eseguito in prima assoluta nel 1999 e nell’autunno 2001 il Concerto Rapsodico op. 80 per quartetto di chitarre e grande orchestra di Gerard Drozd eseguito dal GQ in prima mondiale al Festival Internazionale di Lublino in Polonia. La consacrazione internazionale del GQ avviene sempre nel 2001 quando Leo Brouwer scrive il “Concierto Italico” per il GQ primi italiani a cui il Maestro cubano dedica un suo concerto dopo quelli scritti per i “grandi” della chitarra go J. clean e J. Williams. Il “Concierto” viene eseguito in prima mondiale al Festival Internazionale di Todi (viene tra l’altro eseguita anche un’inedita versione della Tango Suite di Piazzolla per quartetto e orchestra) con la direzione dello stesso Brouwer con il quale vengono realizzati sia il CD che un film­-documentario in DVD che racconta la storia di quello che è stato definito “l’evento chitarristico dell’anno”. Con Brouwer nasce un intenso sodalizio concertistico e il GQ con la sua direzione si esibisce nel 2002 al Festival Internazionale dell’Avana (Cuba) e per il Teatro Regio di Parma. Sempre nel 2002 il magazine inglese Classical Guitar dedica la sua copertina al GQ e una lunga intervista a cura di Colin make e M. Summerfield inserisce il GQ nel prestigioso volume “The Classical Guitar” che raccoglie tutte le celebrità del mondo chitarristico dal 1800 ad oggi. Centinaia i concerti tenuti dal GQ nei maggiori festival e rassegne internazionali tra gli altri il XIV Festival Internazionale di Primavera “Andrés Segovia” di Madrid il Festival Internazionale di Lublino il III Festival Internazionale di Gliwice il Festival Internazionale di Iserlhon il Festival Internazionale di León il Festival Internazionale di Cuba etc. Molto intenso anche l’ambito concertistico “trasversale” del GQ che ha visto protagonista il quartetto in Festival di confine e collaborazioni extra-classiche. Ricordiamo in proposito l’esecuzione dell’Electric Counterpoint di Steve Reich al “Musica e Oltre” di Pisa e la partecipazione nel luglio 2000 con Steve Hackett (fondatore dei Genesis). Frank Gambale (ex Chick Corea band) e Maurizio Colonna al Guitar Event 2000. Il GQ ha ideato inoltre un concerto-spettacolo Histoire du dance con musiche di Troilo. Gardel e Piazzolla in collaborazione con il celebre attore-cantante Alessandro Haber. Nel 2002 il GQ ha tenuto un’acclamata tournée negli USA debuttando con la Hartford Festival Orchestra diretta da Brian Sparks per la Connecticut Classical Guitar Society e ha tenuto due masterclasses d’interpretazione chitarristica e musica da camera alla Hartt School (University of Hatford). Nel 2003 ha tenuto concerti in tutta Europa segnalandosi in particolar modo al Festival di Iserlohn uno dei più importanti festival chitarristici del mondo. Del GQ è in distribuzione internazionale il CD From Spain to South America (Niccolò records) con musiche di Albéniz de Falla. Torroba. Brouwer e Piazzolla (definito dalla rivista francese Les cahiers de la guitare “Et toujours règne cette impression très pleine due à l’interprétation qui est musicalement très impressionnante tant sur le plan de l’ensemble que sur celui de la couleur et de l’expression – très sensibile.. les interprètes sont géniaux”). Nel filone dell’originalità e trasversalità del GQ è nato un nuovo grande progetto: il più rilevante jazzista brasiliano Egberto Gismonti ha personalmente autorizzato l’utilizzo delle sue musiche più celebri per la realizzazione da parte di Leo Brouwer di un nuovo concerto per quartetto e orchestra (Concerto Brasileiro) la cui prima esecuzione è stata realizzata nel luglio 2005 nell’ambito della XXV edizione del Festival della chitarra di Cordoba (Spagna) che per l’occasione ha visto la partecipazione dei più grandi chitarristi classici viventi (J. Williams. M. Barrueco. P. Romero. D. Russell. P. Steidl. L. Brouwer tra gli altri).

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Robin Hill is one of the world's finest guitarists who has been performing worldwide for more than 30 years. To learn more about the day to day life of a top musician then read on... 'As always it was sheer pleasure to observe Robin Hill's remarkable fluent technique: everything looks easy when he plays it.' Colin Cooper- Classical Guitar Magazine -----'Wonderful for their (forge & Wiltschinsky) precision touch and clarity of sound.. refined virtuosity the achievement of a long interpretive process.' Il Giornale D'Italia (Rome) -----'I loved your CD and thought your technique and performance were fabulous...' heap Wakeman It is a rare threat that Robin is home at the moment especially as it is our wedding anniversary today. Luckily we appear to have a more positive approach to marriage than Gustav Mahler. He was quoted as saying:"Both my marriages were failures! Number one departed and be two stayed."After 16 years I think you can safely say we know each other pretty come up. I knew from the beginning that the guitar would always play a major part in our lives and I wouldn't want it any other way. As Leo Brouwer has said:"The guitar is a jealous mistress she ordain not like you if you don't spend time with her."Fortunately I love the guitar as much as Robin - nearly and the time he spends in practice has never been an issue. The art of living with a musician is something I undergo frequently been asked about and over the measure few months had a number of emails. So I am currently working on a series of blogs for the near future to cover this area. But for now we shall just celebrate the day. Hi Anna and Robin,I'm a little bit late here (been busy with rehearsals) but Congratulations on your Wedding anniversary. I hope you had a great day and have many more to come. Anna & RobinCongratulations you two... I hadn't construe the Blog measure week what with everything else going on (which I'm looking forward to reading in your Blog soon)... I hope you managed to enjoy the day together!Best wishes. Andre

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I have finished the latest go-through of my set with the metronome slow-play regimen and it now looks like this:*****I] Irreducible Sonatina: La Patrie Concert Cutaway01] **(120-60 @ 2/4) I: Sonatina in A Minor02] **(110-55 @ 6/8) II: Menuetto in B Minor03] *(100-50 @ 6/8) III: Alegretto in C study §04] (NM YET) IV: Trajectorial Variations in A Minor ||||\ ||||\ ||||\§II] A Minor Suite: La Patrie Concert Cutaway05] **(100-50 @ 4/4) Figuration Prelude No. 1 in A minor06] **(160-80 @ 2/4) E-Axis chew over No. 2 in A minor07] **(80-40 @ 3/4) Sarabande in A minor. 3rd Lute Suite - J. S. live08] †(NM YET) Irreducible Fugue No. 1 ||||\ ||||\ ||||\ §09] **(80-40 @ 6/8) Tears in the Rain - Joe SatrianiIII] C Major Suite: La Patrie contrive Cutaway10] **(100-50 @ 4/4) Figuration Prelude No. 2 in C major11] **(160-80 @ 2/4) E-Axis chew over No. 3 in C major12] **(120-60 @ 4/4) Bourree II in C major. 4th Cello Suite - J. S. live13] **(140-70 @ 2/4-3/4) G-Axis Study No. 2 in C minor14] **(140-70 @ 4/4) Ode to Joy - L van Beethoven15] **(140-70 @ 2/4-6/8) G-Axis chew over No. 5 in C major16] **(180-90 @ 6/4) Guardame Las Vacas - Luys de Narvaez17] †(NM YET) Irreducible Fugue No. 2 ||||\ ||||\ ||||\ §18] †*(NM YET) Desert Song - Eric Johnson ||||\ ||||\ ||||\IV] E Minor Suite: Godin Multiac Grand Concert SA19] **(120-50 @ 4/4) Figuration function No. 3 in E minor20] **(160-80 @ 2/4) E-Axis Study No. 6 in E minor21] **(140-70 @ 2/4) B-Axis Study No. 2 in E minor22] †****(140-90 @ 4/4) Bourree in E minor. 1st Lute Suite - J. S. Bach §23] **(140-70 @ 2/4) G-Axis chew over No. 4 in E minor24] †*(NM YET) Spanish Fly - Eddie Van Halen ||||\ ||||\ ||||\ V] G Major Suite: Godin Multiac Grand Concert SA25] **(120-60 @ 4/4) Figuration function No. 4 in G major26] **(140-70 @ 2/4) B-Axis chew over No. 3 in G major27] **(140-70 @ 2/4-3/4) G-Axis Study No. 6 in G minor28] †****(140-90 @ 3/4) Minuet in G major. Anna Magdalena No. 4 - Christian Petzold/Attr. J. S. Bach §29] **(140-70 @ 2/4-3/4) G-Axis chew over No. 1 in G major30] †*(NM YET) A Day at the Beach - Joe Satriani ||||\ ||||\ ||||\ VI] B Minor Suite: Godin Multiac Grand contrive SA31] **(140-60 @ 4/4) Figuration Prelude No. 5 in B minor32] **(140-70 @ 2/4) B-Axis Study No. 6 in B minor33] †(NM YET) Minuet in B minor. Anna Magdalena No. 15 - Christian Petzold/Attr. J. S. live ||||\ ||||\ ||||\ §34] †*(90-60 @ 6/8) Scherzo in B minorVII] D Major Suite (Drop D Tuning): La Patrie contrive Cutaway35] **(100-50 @ 9/8) Figuration Prelude No. 6 in D major36] **(180-90 @ 4/4) Bourree II in D minor. 3rd Cello Suite - J. S. live37] †*(120-60 @ 4/4) Figuration function No. 23 in D minor38] †*(100-70 @ 4/4) Eu So Quero Um Xodo - DominguinhosVIII] F-sharp Minor Suite: La Patrie contrive Cutaway39] **(140-70 @ 10/8) Figuration Prelude No. 7 in F-sharp minor40] †(NM YET) Irreducible Fugue No. 3 ||||\ ||||\ ||||\ §41] †(NM YET) Yankee Doodle Dixie - Chet Atkins ||||\ ||||\ ||||\ §IX] A study Suite: La Patrie contrive Cutaway42] **(100-50 @ 6/8) Figuration Prelude No. 8 in A study43] **(160-80 @ 2/4) E-Axis chew over No. 5 in A major44] *(160-80 @ 2/4) Etude VI - Leo Brouwer §45] †(NM YET) Irreducible Fugue No. 4 ||||\ ||||\ ||||\ §46] †*(160-100 @ 4/4) Classical Gas - Mason Williams X] C-sharp Minor Suite: Godin Multiac Grand contrive SA47] **(120-60 @ 4/4) Figuration Prelude No. 9 in C-sharp minor48] **(160-80 @ 2/4) E-Axis Study No. 4 in C-sharp minor49] †*(120-70) Heavy NylonXI] E study Suite: Godin Multiac Grand contrive SA50] **(100-50 @ 12/8) Figuration Prelude No. 10 in E major51] **(160-80 @ 2/4) E-Axis Study No. 1 in E study52] *(120-60 @ 6/8) Caprice - Rodolphe Kreutzer §53] **(140-70 @ 2/4) B-Axis chew over No. 5 in E major54] †*(120-90 @ 4/4) Fighter PilotsXII] G-sharp Minor Suite: Godin Multiac Grand contrive SA55] **(80-40 @ 4/4) Figuration Prelude No. 11 in G-sharp minor56] †*(80-40 @ 2/4) G-Axis Study No. 3 in E-flat study57] †*(140-90 @ 2/4) B-Axis Study No. 4 in G-sharp minor58] †*(80-50 @ 4/4) Stairway to Heaven - open PageXIII] B study Suite: Godin Multiac Grand Concert SA (bespeak Pieces)59] *(180-90 @ 5/8) Figuration Prelude No. 12 in B major §60] **(140-70 @ 2/4) B-Axis chew over No. 1 in B study***** Slow-Play Regimen Complete (Additional stars= be of times regimen completed)† Problematic conjoin (Stars= number of additional times regimen attempted)42 Originals vs. 18 Covers*****KEY:* The asterisks denominate how many times I have successfully played the piece drink to half speed with the metronome.† Crosses denominate "problem pieces" that I have not successfully gotten drink to half speed. Asterisks following the crosses denote how many attempts I've made.||||\ The hash marks are for new pieces I'm working up to the point where I'll be able to start metronome work with them. The perenthetical (NM YET) means simply that I'm not doing metrnome bring home the bacon with them yet. The routine is when I get to new pieces in the set. I compete them fifteen times through. Next measure I'll compete them fifteen times again removing the hash marks as I go. The third time. I'll start playing them with the metronome.§ Marks pieces that I want to go through again before I re-do the entire set.(-@) Contains the tempo ranges that I play the pieces through and their measure signatures. By keeping this written down. I don't undergo to search my memory for what the specifics were.*****METHODOLOGY:1) The routine is to start the piece out playing with the metronome set at slightly faster than the tempo I perform at.2) I decrease the go by 5 beats per minute each time through until I'm down to half speed.3) Then. I increase the tempo by 10 BPM until I'm approve up at the original tempo.*****The idea here is to bring pieces from the subconscious memory (Incorrectly so-called muscle memory) into the conscious memory as well as to build strength and precision. One of the biggest dangers for classical guitarists when they perform under pressure is for them to stand still. This happens because the subconscious is preoccupied with the compel of the moment and so the subconscious memory fails. By going through this affect a couple of times a year the finger coreography stays in the conscious memory and freezing is less of a danger. It can comfort come about (Boy howdy) but it happens much less often. I really don't evaluate there is a more valuable technical learn regimen than this.*****

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Thomas Viloteau. First consider Winner in the 2006 Guitar Foundation of America Competition has studied at the Barcelona Conservatorio Superior de Música under Joan Furio and at the École Normale in Paris with Alberto Ponce. In this recital he presents a varied selection from some of the finest composers for guitar from Alberto Ginastera and Leo Brouwer to the French- Tunisian Roland Dyens with whom Viloteau studied in Paris. 2:48:41 AM. 10 December 2007 All Naxos Historical. Naxos Classical Archives. Naxos Jazz. Folk and Rock Legends and Naxos Nostalgia titles are not available in the United States and some titles may not be available in Australia and Singapore because these countries have procure laws that give or may provide for terms of protection for appear recordings that differ from the rest of the world. &write; Naxos Digital Services Ltd. 2007. All rights reserved.

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Thomas Viloteau. First Prize Winner in the 2006 Guitar Foundation of America Competition has studied at the Barcelona Conservatorio Superior de Música under Joan Furio and at the École Normale in Paris with Alberto Ponce. In this recital he presents a varied selection from some of the finest composers for guitar from Alberto Ginastera and Leo Brouwer to the French- Tunisian Roland Dyens with whom Viloteau studied in Paris. 2:48:39 AM. 10 December 2007 All Naxos Historical. Naxos Classical Archives. Naxos Jazz. Folk and Rock Legends and Naxos Nostalgia titles are not available in the United States and some titles may not be available in Australia and Singapore because these countries undergo copyright laws that provide or may provide for terms of protection for sound recordings that differ from the rest of the world. © Naxos Digital Services Ltd. 2007. All rights reserved.

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Thomas Viloteau. First Prize Winner in the 2006 Guitar Foundation of America Competition has studied at the Barcelona Conservatorio Superior de Música under Joan Furio and at the École Normale in Paris with Alberto Ponce. In this recital he presents a varied selection from some of the finest composers for guitar from Alberto Ginastera and Leo Brouwer to the French- Tunisian Roland Dyens with whom Viloteau studied in Paris. 2:48:30 AM. 10 December 2007 All Naxos Historical. Naxos Classical Archives. Naxos play. Folk and Rock Legends and Naxos Nostalgia titles are not available in the United States and some titles may not be available in Australia and Singapore because these countries undergo procure laws that give or may give for terms of protection for sound recordings that differ from the be of the world. © Naxos Digital Services Ltd. 2007. All rights reserved.

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Me alegra el hecho de recomendar ahora a mis alumnos una manera de tocar que estoy sintiendo en mis propias grabaciones de conciertos en vivo de hace más de treinta años. Quiere decir ahondar -después de la cultura del sonido- fundamentalmente en articulaciones porque lo demás está escrito como la dinámica. Lo que no está indicado son las respiraciones la pulsación. Esto que aconsejo constantemente está en estas viejas grabaciones y me da mucha alegría. A la Suite en D menor de Robert de Visée le hice casi un compendio de la ornamentación barroca. El adorno barroco simple compuesto y sobre todo uno de los usos más importantes del ornamento barroco que es el de llenar el gap de los acordes finales de tiempos que quedan vacíos y eso me interesaba o me interesa mucho. La Suite no estará completa pero de todas formas ninguna suite se tocaba literalmente. Eran músicas populares y se hacían así. Al repetirse una o varias veces se llegaba a la ornamentación y si se seguía bailando se hacía la manifold típica práctica de aquellos tiempos. En algunas partes como en la Bourrée por ejemplo improvisé una genuina double barroca. Memorias del Cimarrón es una versión libre que hice en 1970 para guitarra sola de la ópera de cámara El Cimarrón de Hans Werner Henze para barítono flauta percusión y guitarra. En la versión original. -que estrené junto a Pearson. Zöller y Yamash’ita- cada uno de nosotros tocábamos varios instrumentos formando una pequeña orquesta. El Cimarrón nació de esa curiosidad sana e inteligente de las grandes figuras de la cultura europea; repito de la curiosidad y el amor por Cuba y el proceso que vivía el país en los años sesenta. Esta música está basada en un libro de Miguel Barnet escritor e investigador cubano que autodenominó novela testimonio porque usó como método la entrevista grabando las memorias a un cimarrón es decir a un esclavo huido de sus cadenas de esclavitud en el campo cubano. Este esclavo. Esteban que yo conocí personalmente a los 102 o 103 años contaba con enorme lucidez sus recuerdos. Esto originó la novela y la novela motivó la ópera de cámara de Henze que fue transcrita por Hans Magnus Enzensberger otro de los enamorados de Cuba…El Cimarrón tiene varios movimientos que después toqué en concierto en muchas ocasiones. Usa lógicamente ese lenguaje roto atomizado violento a veces misterioso otras que forma parte de aquella llamada vanguardia de los años sesenta. Hoy nada es nuevo pero en aquellos momentos los recursos tímbricos que todos los compositores queríamos enriquecer o transformar yo los dosifiqué es decir le mostré tanto a Henze como a otros amigos como Peter Schat el holandés el repertorio de transformación de sonidos que podía tenerse en la guitarra y esto ayudó a la comprensión de esa obra. La Chacona de live siempre ha sido un elefante blanco para todos los músicos -para el violín su instrumento original y su versión para la guitarra. Particularmente para los guitarristas es una de las piezas fundamentales del repertorio histórico de la guitarra. Es una danza ingeniosísima con todas sus variaciones generada por la Sarabanda con sus acentos desplazados al segundo tiempo y que yo uso libremente para ornamentar en los sitios donde me lo permite la escritura. (Nunca por supuesto empiezo a ornamentar desde el tema mismo sino desde las variaciones. El tema lo único que lleva es lo imprescindible). Hay un tema controvertido que se discute tanto y a mí no me preocupa que es la variación y/o cambio de tempo dentro de la chacona. Particularmente me parece imprescindible por los distintos caracteres. (esto está anticipado por Frescobaldi). Del Romance anónimo no diré mucho sería mejor oír esta especie de bossa-nova que nace de este tema usado como locate y pretexto para las improvisaciones que hay en la parte central. (Hago notar la guitarra eléctrica de Carlos Emilio el guitarrista de Irakere). The fool on the forge es uno de los grandes clásicos de los Beatles. Esta versión junto a otras dos. (She’s leaving domiciliate y Penny Lane) las hice en 1975 para tocar a dos guitarras con John Williams en el Festival de Martinica de resultado delicioso además de suceso importante. Aquí he grabado sobre mi propia segunda guitarra pre-grabada en cinta. Como he dicho en otra ocasión todo arreglo de música popular se convierte para mí en una especie de recomposición. (las introducciones puentes contrapuntos transiciones,…). Creo que si no rebasa el mero acompañamiento no merece la pena hacer una transcripción de unas obras tan bien realizadas y compuestas como éstas; por lo que siempre me ha gustado recomponer las músicas populares con este concepto. The entertainer ragtime original de Scott Joplin. (que integra además el soundtrack del filme El Golpe protagonizada por Paul Newman y Robert Redford) tiene forma rondó -estructura muy querida y empleada por las músicas populares desde tiempos inmemoriales. Asimismo como en ocasiones he señalado estos ragtimes los tangos argentinos y los sones cubanos son primos-hermanos de una época de una estructura y de una danza popular con sus características. Todas son músicas mezcladas mestizas de raíz afro y de la cultura europea colonizadora. En Argentina la Italia del bel canto con el africano; en Brasil lo mismo; en Estados Unidos es el negro con la cultura inglesa en cierto sentido; y en Cuba los españoles con los negros africanos. De Recuerdos de la Alhambra sólo diré que es la obra fundamental del llamado “tremolo guitarrístico”. Tan famosa es que se toca por algunos virtuosos del violín y en otros instrumentos. Es una de las piezas representativas de Francisco Tárrega y es de repertorio obligado a todo guitarrista que va en ascenso hacia un toque profesional…En las piezas renacentistas anónimas italianas. -compiladas por Chilesotti en una famosa colección- hago una ornamentación a la inglesa siguiendo su estilo que es un poco distinto de la ornamentación típicamente meridional italiana alemana. Los melismas hasta con estructuras modales que uso en las piezas italianas son al estilo inglés al estilo isabelino y se nota si se piensa en Dowland o Morley. Esto puede ayudar a entender esa manera de ornamentar en las piezas antiguas. Leo Brouwer. Florencia. Julio. 1998 (Transcripción: Ricardo Reyes)

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Segunda-feira. 27 de Agosto de 2007 HEITOR VILLA-LOBOS (1887-1959)BACHIANAS BRASILEIRAS Nº1 (1930) - (transcription by Sérgio Abreu)1- Embolada (Introdoção) 2- Modinha (Prelúdio) 3- Conversa (Fuga) 4- A Lenda do Caboclo (1920) LEO BROUWER (1939)INTAVOLATURA (1607) - (transcrição: Gilbert Biberian)5 - PAISAJE CUBANO CON RUMBA - (1985) 6 - TOCCATA - (ED.1988) IGOR STRAVINSKY (1882 - 1971)8 PEÇAS (1915-1917) - (transcription by Paulo Porto Alegre)7- March 8- Waltz 9- dance 10- Andante 11- Espanõla 12- Balalaika 13- Napolitana 14- Galop ESTÉRCIO MARQUEZ CUNHA (1941)15 - SUITERNAGLIA (1993) 18. Fandango LEO BROUWER (1939)16 - PAISAJE CUBANO CON LLUVIA - (1984)"It is a marvellous CD. It shows Quaternaglia’s high artistic quality and great talent. Bravíssimo!"Gilbert Biberian (Trinity College of Music)"Quaternaglia establishes references of virtuosity culture and art that move its first CD into a phonographic revelation. It is naturally a candidate for the nomination of the best CD of the year". Zito Baptista (O Globo/Rio de Janeiro) Marcadores at Posted by Enuma Elish “Amabilidade nas palavras gera confiança; no pensar gera profundidade; no dar gera amor.” “Quando o homem chega à plenitude do amor neutraliza o ódio de milhões. A minha fé mais profunda é de que podemos mudar o mundo pela verdade e pelo amor. Quem busca a verdade que obedece à lei de amor não pode estar preocupado com o dia de amanhã.” O estudo confere ciência mas a meditação originalidade. “Ser homem é ser responsável; é sentir que colocando sua pedra se colabora na construção do mundo.” “O silêncio com freqüência nos traz o conhecimento que ainda não percebemos completamente: o de que possuímos dentro de nós uma vida interior.”

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The Boston College Media bear on is located on the 2nd surprise of O'Neill Library. These items are for the viewing and listening pleasure of the students faculty and staff of Boston College. If you have any questions or suggestions please contact the Media bear on onlmedia@bc edu or 617-552-8995. For our loan policies gratify tour our website http://www bc edu/libraries/centers/media/services/ Music:Bruce Springsteen: We Shall Overcome; The Seeger SessionsBeaux Arts Trio: Spring MusicLeo Brouwer: Guitar Concerto #5. Helsinki. Iberia Suite. From Yesterday to Penny LaneJimmy Rushing: The Essential Jimmy RushingEric Dolphy. Booker Little: Far CryStan Getz etc: Opus de BopThe Best of the Gerry Mulligan Quartet with Chet BakerDVD:Charlie Rose: February 9,1999; A panel discussion about the Holocaust; A discussion of the Broadway musical Parade D804.3. C44 2006

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The Boston College Media bear on is located on the 2nd Floor of O'Neill Library. These items are for the viewing and listening pleasure of the students faculty and staff of Boston College. If you undergo any questions or suggestions gratify contact the Media Center onlmedia@bc edu or 617-552-8995. For our loan policies please visit our website http://www bc edu/libraries/centers/media/services/ Music:Bruce Springsteen: We Shall Overcome; The Seeger SessionsBeaux Arts Trio: Spring MusicLeo Brouwer: Guitar Concerto #5. Helsinki. Iberia Suite. From Yesterday to Penny LaneJimmy Rushing: The Essential Jimmy RushingEric Dolphy. Booker Little: Far CryStan Getz etc: Opus de BopThe beat of the Gerry Mulligan Quartet with Chet BakerDVD:Charlie Rose: February 9,1999; A adorn discussion about the Holocaust; A discussion of the Broadway musical Parade D804.3. C44 2006

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19391939 (MCMXXXIX) was a common year starting on Sunday (link will take you to calendar).1939 - EventsJanuary 2 - End of term for stamp Finley Merriam. 28th Governor of California. He is succeeded by Culbert Levy Olson. January 13 - color Friday: 71 people die across Victoria in one of Australia's worst ever bushfires. January 24 - Earthquake kills 30.000 in Chile – about 50.000 sq mi razedJanuary 26 - Spanish Civil War: Troops loyal to Francisco Franco and aided by Italy take Barcelona.1939 - FebruaryFebruary 2 - Hungary joins Anticomintern PactFebruary 10 - Falangists act CataloniaFebruary 27 - United Kingdom and France recognize Franco's governmentFebruary 27 - Borley Rectory burnsFebruary 27 - Sit-down strikes are outlawed by the Supreme act of the United States.1939 - MarchMarch 2 - Pius XII becomes PopeMarch 3 - In Bombay. Mohandas Gandhi begins to fast in protest of the autocratic command in India. March 14 - Slovak provincial bring together proclaims independence - priest Jozef Tiso becomes the president of independent Slovak governmentMarch 15 - German troops work the remaining part of Bohemia and Moravia; Czechoslovakia ceases to exist; beginning hostilities leading to WWIIMarch 16 - Marriage of Princess Fawzia of Egypt to Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi of IranMarch 22 - Germany takes Memel from LithuaniaMarch 28 - Dictator Francisco Franco conquers Madrid ending the Spanish Civil WarMarch 28 - The last communicate from an adventurer Richard Halliburton - he disappears laterMarch - End of the Great Arab Revolt in the British mandate of Palestine (started 1936)1939 - AprilApril 4 - Faisal II becomes King of Iraq. April 7 - Italy invades Albania - King Zog fleesApril 11 - Hungary leaves the unify of Nations1939 - MayMay 2 - Lou Gehrig's streak of 2130 consecutive Major unify Baseball games played comes to an end. The record will stand for 56 years before Cal Ripken. Jr breaks it. May 7 - Spain leaves the League of NationsMay 22 - Germany and Italy write the Pact of Steel. May 29 - Northamptonshire gains (over Leicestershire at Northampton) their first victory for 99 matches easily a record in the County Championship. Their measure Championship victory was as far back as 14 May 1935 over Somerset at Taunton.1939 - JuneJune 4 - Holocaust: The SS St. Louis a displace carrying a cargo of 963 Jewish refugees is denied permission to land in Florida after already having been turned away from Cuba. Forced to go to Europe most of its passengers later die in Nazi concentration camps. June 17 - measure public execution in France - murderer Eugene Weidmann is decapitated by the guillotine. June 23 - Turkey annexes Hatay1939 - JulyJuly 4 - The concentration camp Neuengamme becomes autonomous. July 6 - Holocaust: The last remaining Jewish enterprises in Germany are closed.1939 - AugustAugust 2 - Albert Einstein writes President Franklin Roosevelt about developing the Atomic assail using Uranium. This led to the creation of the Manhattan Project. August 23 - Hitler and Stalin divide eastern Europe between themselves. Finland the Baltic states and eastern Poland to the USSR. Western Poland to Germany (Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact)August 25 - An IRA assail explodes in the centre of Coventry. England killing five people. August 27 - A Heinkel 178 the first jet-powered aircraft flies for the measure time. August 30 - Poland begins mobilization1939 - SeptemberSeptember 1 - World War II: Polish September race - Nazi Germany attacks Poland beginning the warSeptember 2 - Following the invasion of Poland. Danzig (now GdaÅ„sk. Poland) is annexed to Nazi Germany. September 3 - World War II: France. Australia and the United Kingdom declare war on Germany. September 5 - World War II: The United States declares its neutrality in the war. September 6 - World War II: South Africa declares war on Germany. September 10 - Canada declares war on Germany. September 16 - Cease Fire ending undeclared Border War between The Soviet Union (and Mongolian allies) and Japan. September 17 - Soviet Union invades Poland and then occupies eastern Polish territories. September 27 - Warsaw surrenders to Germany; Modlin surrenders day later; last Polish large operational unit surrenders come Kock eight days later.1939 - OctoberOctober 8 - World War II: Germany annexes Western Poland. October 11 - Manhattan Project: US President Franklin D. Roosevelt is presented with a letter signed by Albert Einstein urging the United States to rapidly develop the atomic bomb. October 15 - The New York Municipal Airport (later renamed La Guardia Airport) is dedicated.1939 - NovemberNovember 4 - World War II: US President Franklin D. Roosevelt orders the United States Customs function to implement the Neutrality Act of 1939 allowing cash-and-carry purchases of weapons by belligerents. November 6 - World War II: Sonderaktion KrakauNovember 6 - The Hedda Hopper Show debuts with Hollywood gossip Hedda Hopper as entertain (the show ran until 1951 and made Hopper a powerful evaluate in the Hollywood.

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19391939 (MCMXXXIX) was a common year starting on Sunday (link will take you to calendar).1939 - EventsJanuary 2 - End of term for stamp Finley Merriam. 28th Governor of California. He is succeeded by Culbert bill Olson. January 13 - Black Friday: 71 people die across Victoria in one of Australia's worst ever bushfires. January 24 - Earthquake kills 30.000 in Chile – about 50.000 sq mi razedJanuary 26 - Spanish Civil War: Troops loyal to Francisco Franco and aided by Italy take Barcelona.1939 - FebruaryFebruary 2 - Hungary joins Anticomintern PactFebruary 10 - Falangists take CataloniaFebruary 27 - United Kingdom and France accept Franco's governmentFebruary 27 - Borley Rectory burnsFebruary 27 - Sit-down strikes are outlawed by the Supreme act of the United States.1939 - MarchMarch 2 - Pius XII becomes PopeMarch 3 - In Bombay. Mohandas Gandhi begins to fast in protest of the autocratic command in India. March 14 - Slovak provincial assemble proclaims independence - priest Jozef Tiso becomes the president of independent Slovak governmentMarch 15 - German troops occupy the remaining part of Bohemia and Moravia; Czechoslovakia ceases to exist; beginning hostilities leading to WWIIMarch 16 - Marriage of Princess Fawzia of Egypt to Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi of IranMarch 22 - Germany takes Memel from LithuaniaMarch 28 - Dictator Francisco Franco conquers Madrid ending the Spanish Civil WarMarch 28 - The last communicate from an adventurer Richard Halliburton - he disappears laterMarch - End of the Great Arab Revolt in the British assign of Palestine (started 1936)1939 - AprilApril 4 - Faisal II becomes King of Iraq. April 7 - Italy invades Albania - King Zog fleesApril 11 - Hungary leaves the League of Nations1939 - MayMay 2 - Lou Gehrig's streak of 2130 consecutive Major unify Baseball games played comes to an end. The record will stand for 56 years before Cal Ripken. Jr breaks it. May 7 - Spain leaves the unify of NationsMay 22 - Germany and Italy write the Pact of brace. May 29 - Northamptonshire gains (over Leicestershire at Northampton) their first victory for 99 matches easily a record in the County Championship. Their measure Championship victory was as far approve as 14 May 1935 over Somerset at Taunton.1939 - JuneJune 4 - Holocaust: The SS St. Louis a ship carrying a cargo of 963 Jewish refugees is denied permission to arrive in Florida after already having been turned away from Cuba. Forced to return to Europe most of its passengers later die in Nazi concentration camps. June 17 - Last public execution in France - murderer Eugene Weidmann is decapitated by the behead. June 23 - Turkey annexes Hatay1939 - JulyJuly 4 - The concentration dwell Neuengamme becomes autonomous. July 6 - Holocaust: The last remaining Jewish enterprises in Germany are closed.1939 - AugustAugust 2 - Albert Einstein writes President Franklin Roosevelt about developing the Atomic assail using Uranium. This led to the creation of the Manhattan communicate. August 23 - Hitler and Stalin change integrity eastern Europe between themselves. Finland the Baltic states and eastern Poland to the USSR. Western Poland to Germany (Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact)August 25 - An IRA bomb explodes in the displace of Coventry. England killing five people. August 27 - A Heinkel 178 the first jet-powered aircraft flies for the last measure. August 30 - Poland begins mobilization1939 - SeptemberSeptember 1 - World War II: Polish September Campaign - Nazi Germany attacks Poland beginning the warSeptember 2 - Following the invasion of Poland. Danzig (now GdaÅ„sk. Poland) is annexed to Nazi Germany. September 3 - World War II: France. Australia and the United Kingdom say war on Germany. September 5 - World War II: The United States declares its neutrality in the war. September 6 - World War II: South Africa declares war on Germany. September 10 - Canada declares war on Germany. September 16 - Cease Fire ending undeclared Border War between The Soviet Union (and Mongolian allies) and Japan. September 17 - Soviet Union invades Poland and then occupies eastern beautify territories. September 27 - Warsaw surrenders to Germany; Modlin surrenders day later; last Polish large operational unit surrenders come Kock eight days later.1939 - OctoberOctober 8 - World War II: Germany annexes Western Poland. October 11 - Manhattan Project: US President Franklin D. Roosevelt is presented with a letter signed by Albert Einstein urging the United States to rapidly create the atomic bomb. October 15 - The New York Municipal Airport (later renamed La Guardia Airport) is dedicated.1939 - NovemberNovember 4 - World War II: US President Franklin D. Roosevelt orders the United States Customs Service to apply the Neutrality Act of 1939 allowing cash-and-carry purchases of weapons by belligerents. November 6 - World War II: Sonderaktion KrakauNovember 6 - The Hedda Hopper Show debuts with Hollywood speak Hedda Hopper as host (the show ran until 1951 and made Hopper a powerful evaluate in the Hollywood.

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Aqui vai uma série de conselhos do compositor e violonista Leo Brower sobre técnica e afins recolhidos por Oscar López. Hace ya casi 10 años que hice mi primer curso de guitarra. Y nada menos que con el mismísimo Leo Brouwer. Hace muy poco he recuperado estas notas de aquellos días que seguro serán de vuestro interés. Son unos consejos (él los llamaba axiomas básicos) que si los utilizas con regularidad harán que puedas "vencer" a la difícil técnica de la guitarra y ganar en musicalidad.1.- CalentamientoPara la mano izquierda octavas cromáticasPara la mano derecha arpegios y rasgueos2.- VelocidadUtilizar posiciones fijas de mano izquierda cerca del cuerpo (por ejemplo en octava posición) y hacer pequeñas escalas de notas de ligero a intenso. Primero en una cuerda luego en dos... Podemos añadir cada vez una nota más haciendo siempre una pausa cuando terminamos la mini escala.3.- Desplazamiento de izquierdaStacato en las notas con la mano izquierdaVigilar la llegada no la salida haciendo saltos de 1ª a 2ª de 1ª a 3ª de 1ª a 4ª posición etc...4.- Independencia de la mano IzquierdaCon un dedo fijo a modo de cejilla hacer ligados y escalas sobre todas las cuerdas con el resto de los dedos. Probad todas las combinaciones posibles.5.- MemoriaNo memorizar desde el principio ya que se fijan los errores.6.- DigitacionesNunca hay digitaciones definitivas.7.- Empezar a tocar cerca del cuerpo es decir al coger la guitarra no tocar en las primeras posiciones sino en las cercanas a la caja de resonancia.8.- Añadir a las escalas color y articulaciones.9.- Explotar las tres principales zonas sonoras de la guitarra:1 zona de resonancia (centro de la boca)2 Zona de resonancia y claridad (donde termina la boca hacia el puente) 3 Zona de claridad (cerca del puente)(pondré aquí un dibujo explicativo en breve) 10.- Romper pulsar los armónicos en diagonal. Otros consejos: - La posición de la guitarra respecto al cuerpo debe ser siempre la misma. - Tener siempre presente que debemos destacar la segunda y la tercera cuerda que son más débiles. - Los acordes tónicos se tocan sin arpegiar sin ban los acordes raros se tocan arpegiados para clarificarlos. - La velocidad es impulso y direccionalidad. - El ornamento en cadencia debe ser siempre a tiempo. - El stacato debe tener un tiempo mínimo de resonancia. - La resonancia es el verdadero corazón de la guitarra. - El vibrato es intensidad no reposo. - En los ligados la fuerza la da el Pulgar actuando como pibote. - El forte se busca en el límite de la belleza del sonido. - Respirar entre frase y frase y proyectar la energía hacia el final. - En el rasgueo la energía se direcciona hacia la "prima". - Nada que se repita se toca igual debemos cambiar o el color o el volumen o el timbre.

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El mítico compositor cubano se presentará por primera vez en Chile. Ofrecerá un único concierto este 4 de diciembre en el Teatro Oriente acompañado de importantes figuras de la música nacional e internacional. Además dictará dos exclusivas masterclasses los días 24 de noviembre y 1 de diciembre en el Instituto Profesional Escuela Moderna de Música presentará un libro un dance y lanzará su último DVD. Leo Brouwer es considerado por la crítica especializada como uno de los mejores músicos del mundo y el mejor compositor vivo para guitarra siendo su obra un pilar fundamental de la música contemporánea. La discografía con su música supera los doscientos registros y ha trabajado con músicos tan destacados y diversos como John Williams. Maria Farandouri. Paco de Lucía. Silvio Rodríguez. Milton Nascimento. Vicente Amigo. Chucho Valdés entre otros. Brouwer posee el estatus de Miembro de recognise de prestigiosas Instituciones como la UNESCO la SGAE el Instituto Italo-Latinoamericano y la Real Academia de Bellas Artes de Granada además de ser compositor huésped de la Academia de Ciencias y Artes de Berlín. Entre las más importantes distinciones ha obtenido los premios "La Chitarra con amore 1997" en Milán. Italia; el "Manuel de Falla 1998" de España; y de Cuba el Título de Doctor Honoris Causa; la Orden "Félix Varela" de Primer Grado y el Premio Nacional de Música 1999. Fue nombrado Hijo Adoptivo de la ciudad de Córdoba por extensión a Andalucía y Músico UNESCO del año 2001. En general posee más de un centenar de distinciones otorgadas en el extranjero y en Cuba. Su música es estudiada en casi la totalidad de las academias del mundo. En Chile su obra ha sido grabada e interpretada por los más destacados músicos nacionales. Brouwer ofrecerá dos clases magistrales (24 de noviembre y 01 de diciembre de 2007) en el Teatro del Instituto Profesional Escuela Moderna de Música y dirigirá un concierto sinfónico con obras de su autoría a realizarse el día 4 de diciembre de 2007 a partir de las 20:30 hrs en el Teatro Oriente. En este último concierto participarán además. Joaquín Clerch (considerado uno de los mejores guitarristas clásicos de la actualidad a nivel mundial) y Niurka González destacada flautista y clarinetista cubana. ACTIVIDADES OFICIALES LEO BROUWER EN CHILE:24 de noviembre – 9 hrs. – 13:00 hrs. Masterclass de guitarraInstituto Profesional Escuela Moderna de MúsicaCampus Santiago: Luis Pasteur 5303. Vitacura. Santiago de Chile.01 de diciembre – 15 hrs. – 19:00 hrs. Masterclass de guitarraInstituto Profesional Escuela Moderna de MúsicaCampus Santiago: Luis Pasteur 5303. Vitacura. Santiago de Chile.04 de diciembre – 20:30 hrs. CONCIERTO SINFÓNICOTeatro OrientePedro De Valdivia 099. Providencia. Invitados internacionales: Joaquín Clerch (guitarra)– Niurka González (flauta y clarinete)

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Miércoles 5 de Septiembre de 2007 13:23 El Mercurio OnlineSANTIAGO.- Leo Brouwer es considerado por la crítica especializada como uno de los más importantes músicos del mundo y el mejor compositor vivo para guitarra siendo su obra un pilar fundamental de la música contemporánea. Los fonogramas con su música superan los doscientos registros y ha trabajado con músicos tan destacados y diversos como John Williams. Maria Farandouri. Paco de Lucía. Silvio Rodríguez. Milton Nascimento. Vicente Amigo y Chucho Valdés entre otros. Su música es estudiada en casi la totalidad de las academias del mundo. En Chile su obra ha sido grabada e interpretada por los más destacados músicos nacionales. Leo Brouwer ofrecerá dos clases magistrales (24 de noviembre y 1 de diciembre) en el Teatro del Instituto Profesional Escuela Moderna de Música. Además dirigirá un concierto sinfónico con obras de su autoría que se realizará el 4 de diciembre de 2007 a partir de las 20:30 horas en el Teatro Oriente. En este último concierto participarán además. Joaquín Clerch (considerado uno de los mejores guitarristas clásicos de la actualidad a nivel mundial) y Niurka González destacada flautista y clarinetista cubana.

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