The 2002 White House Performance
Left to Right - Performing in the East Room, in front of the Presidential Seal.
Guitarist and public radio host Tony Morris performed a private concert with guest musicians including flutist Renata
Green, cellist Shu-Yi Scott, and percussionist James Fenner at the White House in Washington, D.C. on Monday, December
16, 2002 in the East Room of the White House. Due to increased security, the performance was not open to the general
public, but was attended by White House staff and administration officials, including Dr. Eileen Mason, acting Director of
the National Endowment for the Arts.
Tony Morris, who hosts the internationally-broadcast public radio program "Classical Guitar Alive!", received the invitation
to perform at White House invitation following his concert television taping at the Texas Governor's Mansion earlier this
year.
The White House concert included the following works:
............................... Program ....................................
Bach: Cello Suite 6: Gigue Tony, solo guitar
Mozart: Sonata in C, K545 Renata Green & Tony Morris, flute and guitar
Bach: Cello Suite 1: Gigue Tony, solo guitar
Assad: Valseana Renata Green & Tony Morris, flute and guitar
Gnattali: Sonata Shu-Yi Scott, cello; Tony Morris, guitar
Morel: Danza Brasilera James Fenner, percussion, Tony Morris, guitar
Lauro: Registro Tony, solo guitar
Lauro: Venezuelan Waltz #3 James Fenner, percussion, Tony Morris, guitar
Morel: Rapsodia Latina Renata Green, flute; Shu-Yi Scott, cello; Tony Morris, guitar
Piazzolla: Libertango Renata Green, flute, Shu-Yi Scott,
cello; James Fenner, percussion; Tony Morris, guitar
Anderson: Sleigh Ride Renata Green, flute, Shu-Yi Scott,
cello; James Fenner, percussion; Tony Morris, guitar
Christmas medley Tony Morris, solo guitar
Llobet: El Noi de la Mare Renata Green & Tony Morris, flute and guitar
