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Annotations for the History of the Classical Guitar in Argentina 1822-2000 DVD $39.95 This new DVD is broken up into 24 sections.
Multi-media lecture (145 images, 78 RPM discs) & Guitar Recital by Randy Osborne for the South Bay Guitar Society February 15, 2002 at Santa Clara University Center of Performing Arts Recital Hall
This is a thumbnail sketch of the book in progress "Annotations for the History of the Classical Guitar in Argentina 1822-2000" by Héctor Garcia Martinez & Randy Osborne.
Take a journey to the "World Center of Classical Guitar Activity". Buenos Aires had 5,000 classical guitarists in 1930 & not less than 80 maestros publishing sheet music daily for the aficionados of the classical guitar.
See how four of Francisco Tarrega's students transformed the musical landscape & developed the child prodigies to become world renowned artists.
Randy Osborne plays the works of Fernando Sor, Matteo Carcassi, Napoleon Coste, Francisco Tarrega & Carlos Garcia Tolsa-Julian Arcas' favorite student.
Hear very rare recordings: commercial & non-commercial, of music written by Frederic Chopin, Héctor Villa-Lobos, Federico Moreno-Torroba, Manuel de Falla, Robert Schumann & also original compositions played by: Miguel Llobet, Agustin Barrios, Andrés Chazarreta, Emilio Pujol with Matilde Cuervas (playing guitars made by Antonio de Torres), Lalyta Almiron (Agustin Barrios student), Blanca Prat & Maria Angélica Funes (who had eight works dedicated to her by Federico Moreno-Torroba).
Watch the development of the guitar from its smaller size 19th century beginnings to its modern 20th century form.
See how the guitar historians documented the past and preserved the priceless legacy of the classical guitar & its sheet music.
Observe, in this 2 hour video lecture & recital, the activity of over 4 dozen guitarists & the world in which they lived.
This video is receiving rave reviews:
"Thanks for the video. You have done an exellent job - warmest congratulations!" (JAN-OLOF ERIKSSON, Professor of Guitar at Lulea University School of Music, Pitea, Sweden)
"This video has extraordinary content"
(Stephen Rekas-student of Regino Sainz de la Maza, Maria Luisa Anido, Emilio Pujol & head of the classical guitar dept. at Mel Bay Publications since 1996.)
"I watched your video last night. I really enjoyed your lecture, the pictures, music and memorabilia were marvellous. You have made me aware thru your knowledgeable lecture of fine guitarists (like Lalyta Almiron) that I have never heard of. I look forward to seeing your book published."
With Best Regards For CLASSICAL GUITAR MAGAZINE Maurice Summerfield 12/11/03
"There is too much information on this DVD." Ron Fernandez, Phd. of Fernandez Music.
There is a complete list of all songs & images below
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Randy Osborne: Guitarist & lecturer
Guitar: 1969 Rodolfo Camacho Viera, Buenos Aires ex-collection: Maria Angélica Funes
Randy Osborne 1) Study No. 17 in E minor (Sor) 2) Op 38, Study No. 22 in A major (Coste) 3) Op. 60 Nos. 3, 7 & 19 (Carcassi) 4) Meditacion (Carlos Garcia Tolsa)
Andrés Chazarreta *1926 5) Zamba de Vargas
Randy Osborne 6) Recuerdos de la Alhambra (Tarrega)
Emilio Pujol & Matilde Cuervas *1930's 7) Danza Española (De Falla)
Agustin Barrios *1924 8) Habanera (Barrios)
Randy Osborne 9) Una Limosna por el Amor de Dios (Barrios)
Lalyta Almiron *1930's 10) Nocturne Op. 9, No. 2 (Chopin)
Anibal Ladru & Orchestra of 20 Guitars *1944 11) Pericon Nacional (Grasso)
Blanca Prat (age 16) **1941 12) Fandanguillo (Moreno-Torroba)
Maria Angélica Funes *1954 13) Choro No. 1 (Villa Lobos)
*78 RPM recording **78 RPM recording (non-commercial)
All tremolo pieces performed: p i a m i
Duration: 2 hours, 4 minutes Music: 40 min., History of 51 personalities: 84 min.
Below is a list of all images on the video:
1) Dionisio Aguado & Autographed Method, 1825
2) Ferdinand Carulli & Carulli's Lacote guitar 3) Fernando Sor, Op. 29 12 studies, 1825 4) Napoleon Coste & one of his guitars 5) Matteo Carcassi & his compositions 6) Esteban Massini (1788-1838) 7) Esteban Echeverria 8) Dr. Fernando Cruz Cordero (1822-1863) 9) Julian Arcas, Antonio de Torres 10) Julian Arcas 1st edition, 1891 11) 1858 Antonio de Torres guitar (FE 8) Winner at 1858 Seville exposition-rosette 12) 1858 Antonio de Torres guitar (FE 8) Winner at 1858 Seville exposition-end block 13) 1858 Antonio de Torres guitar (FE 8) Winner at 1858 Seville exposition-heel 14) 1858 Antonio de Torres guitar (FE 8) Winner at 1858 Seville exposition-side 15) Carlos Garcia Tolsa (1858-1905) & his guitars 16) Meditacion by Carlos Garcia Tolsa, published by Carlos Schnockel c. 1888 17) Juan Alais (1844-1914) 18) Juan Alais piece c.1880 by E. Halitsky 19) Gaspar Sagreras (1838-1901) 20) Gaspar Sagreras piece by Carlos Schnockel 21) Julio S. Sagreras (1879-1949) 22) Julio S. Sagreras piece / Enrique Garcia guitar promotion
23) Pablo Simeone piece c. 1890's by Andrés Carrano (1891-1899)
24) Pablo Simeone piece c. 1890's by David Poggi (1860-1940?) 25) Andrés Chazarreta (1876-1960) 26) Andrés Chazarreta 1st album of pieces, 1916 27) Andrés Chazarreta & his Arte Nativo troupe 28) Andrés Chazarreta 1921 Buenos Aires concert 29) Andrés Chazarreta & musicians
30) Andrés Chazarreta in 1930's movie 31) Tarrega concert Sept. 28, 1880 32) Bilbao Guitar Society w/ Leloup & Tarrega 33) Josefina Robledo 34) Anido home 1919 w/ Llobet, Pujol, Juan Carlos, Maria Luisa & Prat 35) Maria Luisa Anido & Miguel Llobet 36) Emilio Pujol & Matilde Cuervas 37) Emilio Pujol 38) Matilde Cuervas 39) Emilio Pujol piece, 1915
40) Emilio Pujol's Escuela Razonada (Method) 41) Emilio Pujol piece, 1936 42) Emilio Pujol book on: to use nails or not
43) La Guitarra July, 1923- May 1926 44) Andrés Segovia 1920, Segovia scales, 1920, 1st edition 45) Andrés Segovia 1928, Martin Gil on the left 46) Andrés Segovia 1920 concert program (courtesy: Lucas Agustin De Antoni) 47) 1920 Romero & Fernandez catalog pg. 16 48) 1920 Romero & Fernandez catalog cover 49) Manuel Ramirez workshop c. 1910 50) Enrique Garcia (1868-1922) 51) Francisco Simplicio (1874-1932) ad 52) Rodolfo Camacho Viera (1887-1973) 53) Rodolfo Camacho double soundhole guitar variation of the Francisco Simplicio model 54) 1934 Segovia letter to Rodolfo Camacho 55) Borda y Pagola, Llobet & Trapani 56) Agustin Barrios (1885-1944) 57) Rare Agustin Barrios 1924 recording (Habanera)
58) Barrios' Madrigal 2nd edition, 1923
59) Barrios' Capricho Arabe 60) Agustin Barrios Op.8 No. 4 Vals, 1928 61) Agustin Barrios new piece in 1928
62) Agustin Barrios from "Historia de la Guitarra" by Ricardo Muñoz, 1930 63) Agustin Barrios Mangore concert in San Salvador Sept. 10, 1933 64) Agustin Barrios (1885-1944) 65) Agustin Barrios manuscript copy, 1938 66) 1st Agustin Barrios anthology, 1950 Brazil 67) Agustin Barrios piece, 1955 68) Bautista S. Almiron piece named for his daughter-Lalyta Almiron 69) Lalyta Almiron when she studied with Agustin Barrios in 1923, age 9
70) Lalyta Almiron's 1st concert in the Salon "La Argentina" on August 19, 1924. The program presented was: I Preludio-Corelli Sonatina-Tarrega Two Scherzos-Tarrega/Damas Minuet- Paderewsky II Andante-Sor Coral de Haendel-arr. Tarrega Romanza-Barrios Variations on The Magic Flute by-Mozart/Sor III Relojito de Musica- Porcel Minueto-Beethoven Cordoba-Albeniz Loure-Bach Lalyta Almiron was 10 years old
71) Lalyta Almiron's 2nd concert in the Salon "La Argentina" just 3 days later on August 22, 1924. The program presented was: I Two Preludes-Chopin Minueto (in C major)-Sor Estudio-Cramer Vals: Scherzo No. 4-Barrios II Romanza-Schumann Feuilles Variées-Schumann Asturias-Albeniz Canzoneta-Mendelssohn III Sueño (tremolo)-Tarrega Marche Funebre-Grieg Gavota-Bach Estudio Brillante-Coste Op. 38 No. 22 in A Major
72) Bautista S. Almiron & Lalyta Almiron 1926 73) Bautista & Lalyta Almiron in concert, 1927 74) Bautista & Lalyta Almiron with students, 1928
75) Lalyta Almiron plays Frederic Chopin's Nocturne Op. 9, No. 2, 1930's 76) Lalyta Almiron plays Barrios in 1943 concert 77) Lalyta Almiron 1948 78) Lalyta Almiron-Mendelssohn transcription, 1950
79) Lalyta Almiron in concert 1950's 80) Lalyta Almiron (1914-1997) & Rico Stover in 1990 91) Hilarion Leloup
92) Hilarion Leloup's Academia Tarrega in the Salon "La Argentina" 1926 93) Academia Sinopoli 94) Anibal Ladru & 20 piece guitar orchestra
95) Anibal Ladru piece "La Quena", 1928
96) "Revista Tarrega" No. 1, 1924 33 issues until 1928 97) Carmelo Rizzuti 1917
98) From "Revista Tarrega", Carmelo Rizzuti students at D'Andrea Conservatory, 1924
99) Hilarion Leloup's Academia Tarrega 1925
100) The Professors, 1924 from "Revista Tarrega" 101) Academia de Guitarra Domingo Prat 102) Academia de Guitarra Prat Sept. 15, 1925 concert 103) Domingo Prat at Romero & Fernandez 1926 Celestino Fernandez on the right 104) Domingo Prat 1908 concert 105) Domingo (1886-1944) & Carmén Prat 106) Diccionario de Guitarristas, 1934 107) Domingo Prat scales, 1910 The New Technique, 1929 108) Domingo Prat & Roberto Soriano 109) Blanca Prat debut Sept. 1940 110) Blanca Prat (1925-) in 1941
111) Blanca Prat 1941 concert finale- "Fandanguillo" 112) Nellie Ezcaray, 1938 113) Nellie Ezcaray 78 RPM recordings, 1944 114) Nellie Ezcaray Sextet 1954 (courtesy: Lucas Agustin De Antoni)
115) Maria Herminia Antola in "El Noticio de Buenos Aires", 1941 116) Maria Herminia Antola & Jorge Gomez Crespo 117) Consuelo Mallo Lopez 118) Consuelo Mallo Lopez concerts 1934-36 119) Consuelo Mallo Lopez w/ students of Academia de Guitarra Prat, 1941 120) Maria Angélica Funes, 1924 121) Maria Angélica Funes, Antena daily, 1934 122) Maria Angélica Funes, 1957 concert 123) Maria Angélica Funes c. 1957 124) 8 works dedicated to Maria Angélica Funes by Federico Moreno-Torroba, 1957 125) Federico Moreno-Torroba in the home of Maria Angélica Funes c. 1970 126) Justo T. Morales & Ricardo Muñoz 1917 concert program 127) Justo T. Morales, 1920 Ricardo Muñoz, 1923
128) Ricardo Muñoz' "Historia de la Guitarra", 1930 129) Ricardo Muñoz (1887-1968) directing his students 130) Segundo N. Contreras & 1st book, 1927 (La Guitarra) 131) Luis Castellano, appraiser for Banco Municipal from 1923-,
guitar aficionado-non player and writer of the first classical guitar collectors book with frontal and headstock photos and label texts of guitars made by Vicente Arias, Santos Hernandez, Domingo Esteso, Antonio de Torres, Enrique Garcia, Manuel Ramirez and Francisco Simplicio. He even knew who designed Santos Hernandez's last label. This book was published in 1938 a month after his lecture and slide show for the Asociacion Guitarristica Argentina. (1 / 29 / 04) 132) Extraordinary Auction, June 22, 1939 133) 1864 Antonio de Torres owned by Tarrega & Maria Luisa Anido 134) 1939 Celestino Fernandez price list 135) Eleuterio Tiscornia & his Archive catalog 136) Eleuterio Tiscornia & Ricardo Muñoz
137) Chanterelle publications as result of Eleuterio Tiscornia's archive: Aguado, Coste, Regondi, Mertz, Manjon |