Tony Morris & Friends In Concert Movie Trailer

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Tony Morris & Friends in concert movie trailer (c) 2005 length: 2:40 featuring Tony Morris, Renata Green, James Fenner, Jennifer Bourianoff. Filmed in concert at the Texas Governor's Mansion, Austin, (2002) with additional photography from their 2002 and 2004 performances at White House in Washington, D.C

Produced for the Friends of Classical Guitar Alive by JumboCat Productions thanks to the generous support from Kodosky Foundation, the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division and by the Texas Commission on the Arts.

musical excerpts: J. S. Bach: Cello Suite #6: Gigue Tony Morris, solo guitar J.S. Bach: Cello Suite #1: Gigue Tony Morris, solo guitar Johann Daniel Berlin: Suite in d Renata Green, flute, Tony Morris, guitar W.A. Mozart: Sonata in C, K545: Allegro Renata Green, flute, Tony Morris, guitar Antonio Lauro: Venezuelan Waltz #3 James Fenner, percussion, Tony Morris, guitar Jorge Morel: Danza Brasilera James Fenner, percussion, Tony Morris, guitar Georg Philipp Telemann: Trio Sonata in a Viva Trio (Renata Green, flute; Jennifer Bourianoff, violin; Tony Morris, guitar)

technical info: filmed on location at the Texas Governor's Mansion with Sony dv (4 cameras) using only natural lighting/ candle light by Curtis Cole and Courtney Sorenson & the crew of JumboCat Productions. Sound recording by ProTools rep Mike Hines. Guitar by Thomas Humphrey (2001) Millenium design, previously owned by Sergio Assad, nicknamed "Fire", for the unusual flame pattern of the 50+ year aged Brazilian rosewood (harvested pre-CITES ban) on the back.

Thanks to Janan Grissom, administrator, office of Governor Rick Perry, for her extraordinary kind permission.

Special thanks to Charlie & Taako. None of this would have happened if it weren't for their amazingly generous support of our work, and their steadfast belief in our work. Thanks also to Charlie for his leadership of the Friends of Classical Guitar Alive.