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WORKSHOP ^Gssssssu^ the stetson international WL May 27- June 1, 2005 WORKSHOP ^gSSSSSSu^ * ld ' '^mmv^0^ Florida's First Private University n behalf of the Stetson University School of Music and the city of DeLand, welcome to our 15th annual Stetson International Guitar Workshop. It is Oalmost inconceivable to imagine that 15 years have passed since our inaugural event. In 1991, we began with a faculty of just two and participants totaling 20. This year, our international artist faculty of 13 will be joined by over 160 guitarists and aficionados from around the world. It will truly be an exhilarating week of concerts, classes, and seminars. I warmly welcome some of our returning Workshop favorites: Amadeus Guitar Duo of Dale Kavanagh and Thomas Kirchhoff, Ron Borczon, Michael Chapdelaine, Oscar Ghiglia, Bruce Holzman, Tom Johnson, Steven Thachuk, and Andrew Zohn. I am delighted to welcome back my brother, Edward G. Robinson, Jr., to conduct the Workshop Guitar Orchestra. Additionally, it is with great pleasure that I introduce to you the new artist faculty of Eliot Fisk, Elena Papandreou, and Ana Vidovic. Our Luthiers' Exhibit in Stetson's Duncan Gallery of Art is open for the duration of our Festival. It features exquisite instruments from across the globe. Please stop by, spend some time playing these wonderful guitars, and visit with the builders and their representatives. My heartfelt appreciation is extended to our marvelous family of generous patrons whose commitment makes our annual celebration so memorable. Please join us at the receptions following each evening performance to meet our artist faculty, students, and luthiers. You will have the opportunity to renew friendships and reflect on times past, as well as establish new acquaintances and enjoy entertaining and enriching experiences. Once again welcome, and thanks so much for being a part of our wonderful week! Stephen Robinson Artistic Director liiilfiiillp?! elcome to Stetson University for a week of great guitar music. Each summer, for one special week, the International Guitar Workshop focuses Stephen Robinson uses Wthe entire central Florida area on all aspects of guitar playing. Stephen D'Addario Pro Arte J-46 and Patrece Robinson are to be congratulated for their hard work in arranging this Hard Tension Strings. exceptional event year after year. The Workshop is a highlight of our university guitar curriculum, one of our strongest programs. We are glad that you are here to participate with us. Enjoy your stay. The D'Addario Foundation for the Performing Arts 6k D'Addario Strings are Proud to Support the 'r)\ScSaU^Oi Stetson International Guitar Workshop. Jim Woodward 3A * -iarti Dean, School of Music Fa.mdationfor the Ptrformmg Arts J.DMdafio PO Box 277, Farmingdale, MY 11735 USA J.EClAddario & Company, Inc. Tel-631.439.3300 • Fax-631.439.3333 PO Box 290, Famiingditk NY 17735 USA www. rladdariost rings .com n every, you'll recognize that same love and devotion you feel for the acoustic guitar. Our goals are to share great guitar music with you, introduce you to the true guitar artists and musicians of our time, and help you be a smarter owner and buyer of guitars and gear. You'll also be getting the latest in gear news, artist interviews, practical player advice, songwriting tips, sheet music to play, music reviews, and more, every HISPANIC month. Subscribe Today! for the best deal, call toll free Extravaganza (800) 827-6837 ACOUSTIC July 17 -6PM or place your order on our website! 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Santilli Guitars by Manuel Velazquez and Alfredo Velazquez Stephen Robinson uses D'Addario Pro Arte J-46 Hatd Tension Classical Guitat Sttings www.stephenrobinsonguitar.com 870 Saxon Boulevard, Ste. 44 Orange City, Florida 32763 INTERMISSION (386) 775-8300 s '^-i:.v.;.'j.j.„,- ;, AMADEUS GUITAR DUO K-Mart Plaza Shopping Center - Dale Kavanagh & Thomas Kirchhoff Corner of Saxon and Enterprise Serenede in A-major op. 96, No 1 Ferdinando Carulli Hours: 9-5 Monday - Friday Largo maestoso (17704841) 9-12 Saturday Allegro moderato Larghetto sostenuto Poco allegretto (Finale) Fantasy Gerald Garcia for the Amadeus Guitar Duo (b. 1951) Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra Heitor Villa Lobos 2nd movement f. Guitar solo (18874959) Bachianas Brasilieras, No. 4 Heitor Villa-Lobos Arranged by Sergio Assad Suite for Harpsichord in G Major, HV 435 Georg-Friedrich Handel Chaconne (1685-1759) Arranged by Amadeus Guitar Duo The Amadeus Guitar Duo is performing on guitats made by Toshi Itoh. They will perform their encore pieces on guitars made by Daryl Perry and obtained from Rawdon Hall of New York. Amadeus Guitar Duo exclusively use DAddatio Sttings. www.amadeusduo.com Stetson International Guitar Workshop presents ELENA PAPANDREOU iy In Touch. AND OSCAR GHIGLIA Saturday, May 28, 2005 7:30 PM Elizabeth Hall Sonata I, BWV 525, for two guitars Johann Sebastian Bach y Informed. Allegro Moderato (1685-1750) / Adagio Allegro OSCAR GHIGLIA AND ELENA PAPANDREOU In the Woods Toru Takemitsu y In Tune (1930-1996) I Wainscot Pond III Muir Woods Hie l)avtort;i Beach Valse, Op. 69, No. 2 Frederic Chopin (1810-1849) Arranged by Roland Dyens Triaela Roland Dyens Dedicated to Elena Papandreou (b. 1955) Journal Light Motif (Takemitsu au Bresil) ^^ THE INDEPENDENT VOICE OF VOLUSIA & FLAGLER COUNTIES Black Horn (when Spain meets Jazz) Clown Down (Gismonti au Cirque) Proud Supporter of the Arts. ELENA PAPANDREOU f .*-;"r H'-.-Tr-. i INTERMISSION Theme and Variations, Op. 18 Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) OSCAR GHIGLIA AND ELENA PAPANDREOU Variations sur "Folia de Espana" et Fugue Manuel Maria Ponce (1882-1949) To subscribe, call 734-2070 OSCAR GHIGLIA News-JournalOnline.com www.elenapapandreou.gr Stetson International Guitar Workshop presents NEW GUITAR MUSIC FROM ANDREW ZOHN TUSCANY PUBLICATIONS WRITE TO [email protected] AND FOR A COMPLETE PDF CATALOG MICHAEL CHAPDELAINE EPE R OMERO ED ITIONS Sunday, May 29,2005 3:00 PM Elizabeth Hall JOHAN SEBASTIAN BACH ANDREW ZOHN Partita No. 2, BWV1004 Suite No. 3, BWV 1009 2 Sonatas Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757) Arranged by Andrew Zohn ALONSO MTJDARRA Fantasia que contrahaze la harpa en la Adagio Tomaso Albinoni manera de Ludovico (1671-1751) Arranged by Andrew Zohn GASPAR SANZ Danzfls Espanolas E Sonata (2004) Andrew Zohn And. begin, Allegro ma non troppo (b. 1970) ALSO NOW AVAILABLE Andante Espressivo Rondo Venazolano STEPHEN ARON, ED. 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PRESSER.COM Sly 0 : • \." „w^kfc,-,. __ _ .. ^4^.. ,-I..-,-.;-I.-,.;....;;; • The Stetson International Guitar Workshop Ksa presents i ?3 ANA VIDOVIC IKH AND ELIOT FISK Sunday, May 29, 2005 7:30 PM Elizabeth Hall M University Inn :h|< j ANA VIDOVIC Mi Sonatina Meridional Manuel Maria Ponce 644 N. Woodland Blvd. Campo (1882-1948) Copla I Fiesta DeLand, Florida 32720 « :T Five Bagatelles Sir William Walton •Hi Allegro (1902-1983) h Lento Alia Cubana hoi Sempre espressivo Con slancio (386) 734-5711 Sonatina Federico Moreno Torroba : Ah Allegretto (1891-1982) :,:. :; Andante Allegro F : : .4.. : Ms. Vidovic plays a guitar by Gilles Mercier with Galli Titanium Strings !! -' C^S^iSTfjHLj io. INTERMISSION f^ZS'L&'fJ.t&fi ELIOT FISK The University Inn 3 Sonatas Domenico Scarlatti 1 K. 380 (1685-1757) is proud to host the K. 32 Stetson International Guitar K. 209 Workshop Faculty. 12 Etudes Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887-1959) •4 ! I Allegro non troppo VII Tres anime .;h • : II Allegro ' VIII Modere 1 III Allegro moderato IX Tres peu anime www.universityinndeland.com IV Un peu modere X Tres anime V Andantino XI Lent IV Poco Allegro XII Anime :M«si;p!% :' a-j-'Y;-iK: ; sffi'lf" !c • .:;# ¥:"::: The Stetson International Guitar Workshop In addition to his work with Chely, Krasner has performed with Lee Roy presents Parnell, Dave Brubeck, Loretta Lynn, Delbert McClinton, Joan Osborne, Russ Lee, By The Tree, Maureen McGovern, Bill Conti, Rosemary Clooney, PARTICIPANTS' CONCERT Radney Foster, Keith Urban, Dickey Betts, Clay Walker, Nitty Gritty Dirt Tuesday, May 31, 2005 7:30 PM Elizabeth Hall Band, Vince Gill, Amy Grant and many others. The performers for this final concert will be chosen by the Stetson International Guitar Workshop Faculty -Ron Borczon, Michael Chapdelaine, Eliot Fisk, Oscar Clay Krasner endorses DR strings, Tacoma acoustic guitars, Shure wireless Ghiglia, Bruce Holzman, Tom Johnson, Dale Kavanagh, Thomas Kirchhoff, Elena systems, Levy's Leathers and Auralex acoustics.
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