GPFS Flute Fair 2010

Venezuelan flutist Marco Granados will be performing a recital of music from Latin America at 7:30PM at The Old Church at 1422 SW 11th Ave in downtown Portland,. See the Calendar page for more information. Reception to follow.

NOTE: This is the Friday night before Flute Fair.

A native of Venezuela, Marco Granados maintains an active international career as a soloist, chamber musician, and teacher. His diverse repertoire spans from classical to folk, with an emphasis on Latin-American music as his specialty. He has been a member of many critically acclaimed ensembles, among them the Quintet of the Americas and Triangulo (Latin American Chamber Trio). As a founding member of the Amerigo Ensemble, The Camerata Latinoamericana and the Granados/Abend Duo, Mr. Granados' collaborations also include those with The Cuarteto Latinoamericano, The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and with such distinguished artists as Paquito D'Rivera, flutist Ransom Wilson, harpist Nancy Allen, oboist Heinz Holliger, flutist William Bennett, as well as with soprano Renee Fleming and baritone Dwayne Croft. Recent performances include recitals at Wigmore Hall in London, tours of the US, Slovenia and South Africa. He has also performed at many summer music festivals including Moab, Chautauqua and the Colorado Music Festival in addition to the Caramoor International Music Festival. Mr. Granados is Music Advisor to Caramoor's Latin American Music Initiative: Sonidos Latinos.

Choir Room

Sonata in D Major - Opus 94 ............................................................................Sergei Prokofieff (1891-1953)
I. Moderato
II. Scherzo
III. Andante
IV. Allegro con brio

Dawn Weiss, flute
Linda Lorati Barker, piano

Choir Room

Sonata in e minor ........................................................................................................J.S. Bach (1685-1750)
I. Adagio ma non tanto
II. Allegro
III. Siciliano
IV. Allegro

Selections from Mountain Songs for Flute and Guitar ..................................................Robert Beaser (b. 1954)

Sydney Carlson, flute
David Franzen, guitar

Choir Room

Scholarship recipient Emily Potter

Kokopelli ............................................................................................................Katherine Hoover (b. 1937)

Emily Potter, flute

Atrium

Rose City Flute Choir

The Planets ...................................................................................Gustav Holst, arr. Phyllis Avidan Louke
1. Mars, the Bringer of War
2. Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity

He Never Sleeps ........................................................................................Tradition, arr. Ricky Lombardo

Bolero .............................................................................................Maurice Ravel, arr. Amy Rice-Young

Temple of the Sun from Temple of Heaven ...............................................................Phyllis Avidan Louke

Tico Tico ..............................................................................................Traditional, arr. Celso Wolzenagel

Phyllis Louke, Director
Personnel: Mickey Beutick Diane Buchanan Jackie Bunker Julie Campbell Pamela Davis Ginny Elliott Norma Enevoldsen Janet Garland Gail Gifford Pat Griffiths Karen Hanson Elicia Harrell Audrey Harrison Ken Heichelheim Robin Jackson Kacey Jones Kendall Krage Marisa Linebarger Diane Martin Katie Miller Evan Plevinski Donna Schmidt Susie Seyer Lisa Steinkamp Sam Talluto Nancie Thompson Cheryl Thompson-Merrill Sandy Ulam Kathy Young

Open

Choir Room

Agnew McAllister Duo

Libertango ......................................................................................................Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992)
Hamnataing ................................................................................................................Chris Stout (b.1976)
Soliloquy ........................................................................................................Lowell Liebermann (b.1961)
Agua e Vinho ....................................................................................................Egberto Gismonti (b.1947)
Quebra Queixo ...................................................................................................Celso Machado (b.1953)
Concert d'Aujourd'hui .....................................................................................Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992)

Aisling Agnew, flute
Matthew McAllister, guitar

Choir Room

U of O flutists

Canonic Sonata No. 1 (Vivace, Adagio, Allegro) ..............................Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767)
Michele Aichele and Kelly Mullins

The Hunter ..................................................................................................Franz Schubert (1797 - 1828)
Michele Aichele and Kelly Mullins

To the Nightingale ........................................................................................Franz Schubert (1797 - 1828)
Michele Aichele and Kelly Mullins

Caprice No. 24 .........................................................................................Niccolo Paganini (1782 - 1840)
Julianna Han

Image ............................................................................................................Eugene Bozza (1905 - 1991)
Sarah Ogmundson

Sonata in A Minor (I. Poco Adagio) ....................................................................CPE Bach (1714 - 1788)
Kelly Mullins

Adagio and Allegro, for flute duo ..................................................................................J. Robert Passmore
Cassie Lear and Celine Thackston

Phorbéia ........................................................................................................Eugene Bozza (1905 - 1991)
Amanda Brunelle

Charanga ......................................................................................................Michael Colquhoun (b. 1953)
Emily McPherson

Choir Room

Kembang Suling; Three Musical Snapshots of Asia .........Garreth Farr - New Zealand composer ( b. 1968 )

I On the magical island of Bali, flowing gamelan melodies intertwine with the sound of the suling (Balinese bamboo flute) to form rich colourful tapestries. The marimba and flute start out as one, their sounds indistinguishable. Bit by bit the flute asserts its independence, straying further and further from the marimba melody. An argument ensues – but all is resolved at the climax.

II The haunting sounds of the Japanese shakuhachi flute float out over the warm echoes of the rolling landscape.

III Complex rhythms and South Indian scales set the two instruments off in a race to see who can outplay

Jerry Pritchard, flute
Florian Conzetti, marimba