September 3, 2007 "Two Premieres/Andrew York, Ana Vidovic Interviews"
This week's edition of Classical Guitar Alive! features two world premieres: Jorge Morel's
"Fantasia Latina" for two guitars and orchestra, recorded at its first performance in Athens on
Feb. 8, 2003, and the first recording of Andrew York's "Transilience" for flute, guitar, and cello.
Also featured on the program are interviews with Andrew York, and the young Croatian virtuoso
Ana Vidovic, who speaks about the difficulties facing gifted young musicians.
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Program ID# 07-D65-00036
Title: Two Premieres/Andrew York, Ana Vidovic Interviews
Total length: 58:46
In Cue: MUSIC IN "Hello and welcome to.."
Out Cue: MUSIC IN "...another edition of Classical Guitar Alive!"
Program Length: 58:46
INTRODUCTION:
Bizet: Carmen Suite: Prelude
Los Romeros (Philips 412-609)
PROGRAM BEGINS:
Bach: Art of Fugue: all Ottava
Jozsef Eotvos, guitar
(Artisjus 06)
Interview: Ana Vidovic:
"Well, it's a very sensitive thing, it's very difficult to have a talented child... ...
it's impossible for a young kid to do it on their own. You have to have a lot of support."
Tarrega: Danza Mora
Ana Vidovic, guitar
Capricho Arabe
(Naxos 554-563)
Vals
Morel: Fantasia Latina
Evangelos and Liza, guitar duo
Athens Camerata
Enrique Diemecke, cond.
(live recording)
Interview: Andrew York:
"The piece Transilience I wrote while I was living in London... ...a lot of textural possibilities
with guitar, flute, and cello."
York: Transilience
Joel Brown, guitar
Jan Vinci, flute
Ann Alton, cello
(Albany 86)
Ellington: Dancers in Love
Douglas Niedt, guitar
(Niedt 100852)
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