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2019Programmiami.Pdf Rondo Op.2 La Gaubança Violin Partita II in D Minor Asturias Choro de Saudade Un Dia de Noviembre Nocturnal After John GUITAR FOUNDATION OF AMERICA Dowland Allegretto, RevealingStudy No. the10 colorCarora of Scherzo Vals Plainte INTERNATIONAL Caprice no. 6 Milongamasterpieces Calata ala spagnola since Tango1947. en Skaï Cancion del fuego fatuo Confesión Prelude, Fugue, and Allegro Alman The Frog CONVENTION & COMPETITION GUSTIN Galliard Passepied in A Major AGrandeU OuvertureE Op. 61 Ejercicio No. Frost School of Music Competition & Convention America International of Guitar Foundation 2019 9 Violin Partita II in D Minor Torre Bermeja Rondo Op. 2 Sonata est. 1947 K.239 Ständchen In a Room Study in B Minor Variations on a Theme of Scriabin Adelita No. 20 Obsequio a el Maestro Mogiana Recuerdos S S T G R I N de la Alhambra Choros No. 1 Five Bagatelles Tombeau sur la Mort Tango Suite Rondo a Firstla nylonTurca string Canarios for classical guitar. 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Adam Del Monte www.dogalstrings.it Distributed by: StringsByMail.com GUITAR FOUNDATION OF AMERICA INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION & COMPETITION University of Miami MIAMI, FL JUNE 17–22, 2019 Hosted by Dr. Federico Musgrove Stetson and Professor and Program Director Rafael Padrón International Concert Artist Competition International Youth Competition International Ensemble Competition Concerts | Lectures | Vendor Expo Private Lessons | Masterclasses Technique Workshops Featured Artists: Manuel Barrueco Brasil Guitar Duo Marcin Dylla Yamandu Costa Raphaël Feuillâtre Duo Sonidos Petrit Ceku Zoran Dukic Les Freres Meduses Iliana Matos Raphaella Smits Laura Snowden Rafael Padrón Irina Kulikova The Augustine Foundation GFA Executive Committee Martha Masters, President Brian Head, Artistic Director Jeff Cogan, Vice President Pam Gerken, Vice President–Treasurer Robert Lane, Vice President–Secretary GFA Board of Trustees Stephen Mattingly, Chair Stephen Aron Joanne Castellani Mark Delpriora Alex Dunn Eric Dussault Christopher Garwood Stephen Goss 2019 Julian Gray Nathaniel Gunod GUITAR FOUNDATION OF AMERICA Bryan Johanson William Kanengiser INTERNATIONAL Frank Koonce Kenneth Kwan CONVENTION & COMPETITION Randall Leff Christopher Mallett University of Miami John Olson Kim Perlak MIAMI, FL Helene Rottenberg Kami Rowan JUNE 17–22, 2019 James Stroud Hosted by Dr. Federico Musgrove Stetson Marc Teicholz Sonia Wilczewski and Professor and Program Director Rafael Padrón GFA Staff Ryan Ayers, Advertising Manager; Vendor Expo Manager Robert Ferguson, Editor of Soundboard Colleen Gates, Publications Art Director Brian Geary, Convention Manager Teresa Hayward, Tour Director Thomas Heck, Editor of Soundboard Scholar Chuck Hulihan, Director of Guitar Summit and GFA Orchestras Michael Kagan, Artistic Director, International Ensemble Competition Ebaa Khamas, Operations Administrator Martha Masters, Artistic Director, International Concert Artist Competition Lynn McGrath, Artistic Director, International Youth Competition Matt Nishimoto, Education Coordinator Connie Sheu, General Manager 2019 GFA Convention Program Note: All information is current at time of printing. Changes may occur to the schedule and will be announced before concerts. Convention Host: Dr. Federico Musgrove Stetson & Rafael Padrón 6 Convention and Competition Schedule 7 MIAMI, FL JUNE 17–22, 2019 MIAMI, JUNE FL 17–22, CONVENTION & COMPETITION INTERNATIONAL GUITAR FO University of Miami Campus Map 8 Youth Social Event | Vendor Expo 9 Vendor Expo: Floor Plans 10 GFA 2019 Convention Sponsors, Program Advertisers, Vendors 11 Private Lessons 12 XXXVII International Concert Artist Competition (ICAC) | ICAC Jurors 13–14 UNDATION Set Piece Composer: Pat Metheny 15 XV International Youth Competition (IYC) | IYC Jurors 16 III International Ensemble Competition (IEC) | IEC Jurors 17 Technique Workshops (TW) & Masterclasses (M) 18–19 MONDAY June 17 8:00pm C: Raphaël Feuillâtre 20-21 OF TUESDAY June 18 9:00am TW: Zoran Dukic bio page 68 AMERIC 9:00am L: Ioannis Theodoridis 22 10:00am L: Bráulio Bosi 23 10:00am L: Fábio Bartoloni 24 11:00am C: Rafael Padrón 26–27 A 11:00am C: Duo Sonidos 28–29 1:30pm L: Avril Kinsey 30 1:30pm M: Marcin Dylla bio page 48 2:30pm L: Marco Sartor 31 4:00pm C: Petrit Çeku 32–33 8:00pm C: Yamandu Costa and Shelly Berg 34–35 2019 WEDNESDAY June 19 9:00am TW: Ewa Jabłczyńska 9:00am L: Robert Trent 36 10:00am L: Jack Andrew Leonard and Matt Pidgeon 37 11:00am C: Laura Snowden 38–39 11:00am C: Les Frères Méduses 40–41 1:30pm Luthier Showcase 43 2:30pm L: Kenneth Kam 44 2:30pm L: Education Round Table 45 4:00pm C: Raphaella Smits 46–47 8:00pm C: Youth Guitar Orchestra 50 CONTENTS OF TABLE 8:00pm C: Marcin Dylla 48–49 THURSDAY June 20 9:00am TW: Petrit Çeku bio page 32 9:00am L: Thomas Kikta 52 10:00am L: Research Resources Round Table 53 10:00am & 2:30pm ICAC Semifinals 54 1:30pm L: Vojislav Ivanovic 55 2:30pm L: Benjamin Lougheed 56 6:00pm Youth Social 9 8:00pm C: Brasil Guitar Duo 58–59 FRIDAY June 21 9:00am TW: Les Frères Méduses bio page 40 9:00am L: Juan Oscar Azaret 60 10:00am L: Education Lecture 61 11:00am C: Irina Kulikova 62–63 11:00am C: Iliana Matos 64–65 1:30pm M: Raphaella Smits bio page 46 1:30pm L: Stephen Goss, Jonathan Leathwood 66–67 and Stanley
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