Announcing the 2008-09 Concert Series
by Eugene
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An exciting collaboration between celebrated performer-scholar Stanley Yates and the renowned Cavani Quartet presented in collaboration with the excellent City Music Chamber Series. Winners of the distinguished Naumburg Award and many others, Cavani have been favorite performers and recording artists since 1989. A respected performer, Yates also has his own dedicated series through mega-publisher Mel Bay. Yates-Cavani team up to bring us an exquisite afternoon performance of some of the earliest concertos for guitar at the Athletic Club of Columbus Ballroom, 2 pm, 12 October 2008. |
| Chilean guitarist Carlos Pérez is “a master guitarist with true star quality” (Classical Guitar Magazine), performing with orchestras in France, Belgium, USA, Portugal, Russia, and Chile. He has released five excellent commercial CDs and has taken first prize at many international competitions, including the prestigious Rodrigo Competition in 2006. Pérez will artfully blend impeccable class with exciting virtuosity at his recital on 8 November 2008. |
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Centaur Records recording artist Christopher Wilke is an eclectic musician who concentrates on music for plucked strings, both modern and historical. In addition to his work with traditional repertoire, Mr. Wilke is a composer, having studied with Robert Denham and Angelo della Picca. His compositions are published by Les Productions d’Oz. He is currently studying baroque lute at the prestigious Eastman School of Music. Wilke delivers a refined recital of refined baroque music for lute on 21 February 2009. |
| Astonishing Polish virtuoso Marcin Dylla has won a staggering 17 first prizes in guitar competitions around the world (yes, that’s 17!), including the 2007 Guitar Foundation of America (GFA) Solo Competition. He has also graced the stage of many distinguished global concert halls: Konzerthaus, Musikverein and Palais Lobkovitz, Vienna; Auditorio Nacional and Auditorio Conde Duque, Madrid; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Hall; Kleinhans Music Hall, Buffalo; Villa Hügel, Essen; and the Palazzina Liberty, Milan. The GFA winners always deliver fiery virtuosity, as Marcin will on 4 April 2009. |
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All performances, 8 pm at Capital University’s Huntington Recital Hall unless otherwise noted. General admission for the Yates-Cavani concert will be $22; general admission for all others is $18 (or $12 for members/students/seniors). Tickets can be purchased in advance from the CAPA box office (614-469-0939) or Ticketmaster.com. However, you can purchase a subscription to all four dates on the professional series for the obscenely low price of $48 by calling CAPA.
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