The tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, with David Steinhardt
Arts:Performing Arts
This week on the tonebase Classical Guitar Podcast, host David Steinhardt is joined by the brilliant flamenco guitarist and composer Adam Del Monte.
Having recently completed his flamenco opera Llantos, Adam describes his detailed compositional process - everything from the libretto (or story) to the actual orchestration - which took many years of dedicated work to complete. Over the course of the podcast you will here sample recordings from this work which will actually be receiving its first performance on January 30th at the 2019 Tucson Desert Song Festival.
In addition, to the opera, Adam also talks about his musical upbringing which consisted of his parents dropping him off with a Gypsy family in the caves of Spain at 7 years old - literally! Adam also shares the somewhat unique moment that made him decide to become a guitarist for life…
This podcast is dedicated to the great Sabrina Vlaskalic whose tragic passing last week will be felt in the classical guitar community for many years to come. At the opening of the podcast, David shares a recording of her playing Leo Brouwer’s Sonata. Lucky for us, Sabrina’s music is a gift that shall never cease to comfort and amaze us.
Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant)
Brouwer Sonata Mov. 3 (Sabrina Vlaskalic)
Buleria, Asi lo Siento (del Monte)
Aria of Biboldo (del Monte)
S4 E11: Gabriel Bianco
S4 E10: An Tran
S4 E9: John Taylor
S4 E8: Laura Snowden
S4 E7: Evan Taucher
S4 E6: Rene Izquierdo
S4 E5: Jason Vieaux
S4 E4: Isaac Bustos
S4 E3: John Schneider
S4 E2: Brian Head
S4 E1: Ian Watt
S3 E7: Emmanuel Sowicz
S3 E6: Matthew Greif
S3 E5: Ben Verdery Part II
S3 E4: Matthew McAllister
S3 E3: Kai Narezo
S3 E2: Mark Eden
S3 E1: Stephen Goss
Season 2 Episode 10: Ben Verdery (Part 1)
Season 2 Episode 9: Mak Grgic
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