On December 1st 4PM the Indiana University Guitar Ensemble will present a show at the Powell Recital Hall at the University of Tennessee. Under the direction of Mtro. Daniel Duarte, the Jacobs Guitar Ensemble performs fundamental repertoire related to the Classical Guitar tradition and various other styles while featuring original works for Guitar Ensemble and arrangements that aim to expose students to practical elements of music performance that often appear in the Guitar repertoire. The Jacobs Guitar Ensemble also provides an opportunity for its members to explore new instruments of the Guitar Family such as seven string guitars, requinto, cuatro, cavaquinho and other non-traditional instruments that are part of Guitar’s Historic development and fundamental for elements of ensemble and chamber music practice.
Indiana Guitar Ensemble
presented by
Knoxville Guitar Society & University of Tennessee School of Music
Fantasia brasileira* (2017) ……………………………………………………………….. Marcos Vieira Lucas (born 1964)
Concerto for Guitar and Small Orchestra (1951) …………………………………… Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887-1959)
(arr. Daniel Duarte)
Allegro preciso
Andantino
Andante Allegro non troppo
From Bachianas No. 5 (1938-45) ……………………………………………………. Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887-1959)
Ária (cantilena)
(arr. Daniel Duarte) Soloist Jorge Variego, Clarinet
Ginastera’s Dream* (2016) ……………………………………………………………………. Chrystian Dozza (born 1983)
(ed. Daniel Duarte)
Floating Cities * (2017)………………………………………………………Craig M. Davis (born 1990)
From Danzas del ballet “Estancia,” Op. 8a (1941) ………………………………….. Alberto Ginastera (1916-1983)
(arr. Daniel Duarte)
Los trabajadores agrícolas
Danza del trigo
Malambo
Shumba* (2017) ……………………………………………………………………………………….. Jorge Variego (born 1975)
* Dedicated to the IU Guitar Ensemble
Daniel Duarte, Director, Indiana Guitar Ensemble
Members of the Guitar Ensemble: Grace Elmer, Matt Wherley, Joshua Hurt, Thomas Jackson, YunZhe Lin, Josephine Macdougall, Peter Pendowski, Mike Reardon, Caleb Samland, Eli Hudson, Brendan Sullivan, and Anton Von Sehrwald