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THE YEAR 2008 MARKS THE 25th CREATIVITY - CULTURAL PARTNERSHIP - EXCELLENCE ARE LACCS DRIVING FORCES TO SUCCEED IN THE WORLD OF MUSIC Calendar of LACCS concerts: THE LATIN AMERICAN AND
CARIBBEAN CULTURAL SOCIETY (LACCS) AHMET KANNECI, GUITAR PLAYS ANATOLIAN, EUROPEAN AND SOUTH AMERICAN MUSIC WITH GUEST ARTIST, EKREM OZTAN, CLARINET SOUTH BANK CENTRE. LONDON TICKETS PRICE: ALL SEATS £13.00
PROFILE OF AHMET KANNECI AND EKREM OZTAN Ahmet Kanneci was born in Turkey, he studied music with one of the Turkey's leading composers TURGAY ERDENER. Kanneci was influenced by his tutor Julian Byzantine, important English guitarist in 1977, he assimilated new techniques and adopted his own style to perform traditional and new repertoire for the classical guitar. He received a grant by the Spanish Government to study with Jose Tomas at the "Conservatorio Superior de Oscar Espla" in Alicante. Later Kanneci had the privilege to play for several years for Alirio Diaz, one of the most important and legendary guitarist in Latin America in the 20th century. His contributed to create several classical guitar departments in important universities in Turkey. His personal interest was to promote the learning and teaching of the guitar to a new generation of musicians. He fulfilled the task convincing important Turkish composers to write for the instrument. In 1993 he was awarded a Fullbright scholarship for research in USA. In addition to his musical activities in Turkey, he performed at important international venues such as: Andres Segovia Museum, Merkin Hall, Carnegie-Hall, Purcell Room and Teatro Colon de Buenos Aires. The following modern composers have written works and dedicated them to him: T. Erdener, E. Bayraktar, H.E. Korkmaz, I. Taviloglu, J. Cardoso, M.A. Cherubito, C. Padro, M. Hishino, T. Shahihi, and many others. EKREM OZTAN, Clarinet. He was born in Ankara in 1963 and begun to his music career at an earlier stage of this live, when he was at primary school, he was accepted at the University to study clarinet and chamber music. Later he went to study at the Mozarteum Music Academy in Salzburg- Austria. He is an experience musician, playing with the Turkish Symphonies Orchestras of Istambul, Izmirm Bursa, and other ensambles such the Eskisehir Greater Municipality Symphony Orchestra and with the Turkish Air Force Band. PROGRAMME OF MONDAY 7th APRIL 2008 CONCERT AT THE PURCELL ROOM
SECOND PART
TICKETS PRICE: ALL SEATS £13.00 MUSIC CLIP - "Süpürgesi Yoncadan" (from Anatolian Pieces) by Ertugrul Bayraktar MUSIC CLIP - "Odam Kirectir" (from Anatolian Pieces) by Ertugrul Bayraktar MUSIC CLIP - "Daldalan" (from Anatolian Pieces) by Istemihan Taviloglu MUSIC CLIP - "Hora" (from Anatolian Pieces) Anonymous (arr. A. Kanneci) LACCS PUBLICATION: THE CONCERT PROGRAMME CARLOS BARBOSA-LIMA: THE LEGENDARY BRAZILIAN GUITARIST CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF INTERNATIONAL CAREER. SOUTH BANK CENTRE. LONDON TICKETS PRICE: ALL SEATS £14.00 LACCS is delighted to announce an special concert of Brazilian Music to be held at the South Bank Centre. CARLOS BARBOSA-LIMA is celebrating five decades of successful international career. CARLOS'S FIRST CONCERT WITH LACCS
His concert at the Wigmore Hall, was the beginning of a new era for classical guitarists. Carlos was the first performer to introduce a new and fresh repertoire for classical guitar in London international venues. His programme was made entirely of Latin American composers, something new and very attractive for the British audience. The British audience listened for the first time master pieces of Latin repertoire, such as: "Sonata Op 47" by Alberto Ginastera (1916- 1983), one of the most difficult pieces for classical guitar, dedicated to Carlos. Other jewels included then, in his repertoire were: "Sounds of Bells" by Joao Pernambuco (1883-1947), Alfredo Vianna (1890-1973), "Affectionate" and "Whispering", Luiz Bonfa (b.1922), "In the shade of the Mango three", "Morning of Carnaval", from the film "The Black Orpheus" and"Xango", Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887-1959),"Sentimental Melody" from "Forest of the Amazon", and Antonio Carlos Jobim (b.1927-1994), "Modinha, Desafinado, "One Note Samba" and "Stone flower" all European premieres. I also remembered that night held on Monday 16th October 1989 at the Wigmore Hall as an evening of musicianship in haunting lyricism and purity of tone, listening a diverse styles of music, with high sensitivity of his brilliant selection of Brazilian and South American pieces. It was really a concert to be remembered for the history of Latin American Guitar. PROFILE OF CARLOS BARBOSA-LIMA Acclaimed as one of the world's great guitar masters of all times, Carlos Barbosa-Lima is widely recognised for his extraordinary skills as a performer and arranger of various musical styles for guitar. He studied with Isaias Savio and the legendary Andres Segovia. With an impressive and extensive career, Barbosa-Lima has contributed to take the guitar into a higher dimension by expanding its technical reach with his brilliant arrangements creating a wide literature of styles ranging from classical,jazz, Brazilian and Latin American, given to all of them his distinct touch and great artistic personality. Barbosa-Lima's discography extends over 45 recordings and his recent releases: "CARIOCA" (2006) and O'BOTO" (2007), on Zoho Music, USA, NY, explore the rich heritage of Latin American and Caribbean music. PROGRAMME OF 17th MARCH 2008 CONCERT AT THE PURCELL ROOM
SECOND PART
* Arrangements by C Barbosa-Lima. TICKETS PRICE: ALL SEATS £14.00 MUSIC CLIP - "Guantanamera" Cuban Traditional by Joseito Fernandez MUSIC CLIP - "Siboney" Ernesto Lecuona MUSIC CLIP - "Solamente una Vez" Agustin Lara MUSIC CLIP - "Aquarela Do Brasil" Ary Barroso LACCS PUBLICATION: THE CONCERT PROGRAMME CONCERT TO CELEBRATE THE FORTHCOMING PRESIDENCY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
THE CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN IN THE PRESENCE OF H.E. THE AMBASSADOR OF THE REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA AND MRS TINA KOKALJ THE LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN CULTURAL SOCIETY (LACCS), WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA IN LONDON, HAS GREAT PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE THE PERFORMANCE OF ZARCO IGNJATOVIC, SLOVENIAN CLASSICAL GUITARIST TO BE HELD AT LEIGHON HOUSE MUSEUM IN LONDON. THE CONCERT IS DEVOTED TO CELEBRATE THE REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIAN PRESIDENCY OF THE E.U., AND IS ALSO CONTRIBUTING TO THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES OF EUROPEAN MUSIC ORGANISED BY LACCS, FOR IT WILL BRING NEW MUSIC TO THE REPERTOIRE OF CLASSICAL GUITAR. LEIGHTON HOUSE MUSEUM AT 7.00 P.M. THURSDAY 14th FEBRUARY 2008 TICKETS: LIMITED AVAILABILITY The guitarist ZARKO IGNJATOVIC graduated at the Academy of Music in Zagrev (Croatia), under prof. Darko Petrinjak in 1983 and at the Hochschule fur Musik und darstellende Kunst in Graz (Austria) in the class of Prof. Marga Bauml-Klasinc in 1987. He completed his post-graduate studies at the Salzburg "Mozarteum" under prof. Eliot Fisk in 1995. He also took part in numerous masterclasses all around the world (held by Julian Bream, John Williams, Assad Brothers etc), and won many prizes at national competitions. He has been living in Lubljana since 1984. He teach at the Pedagogical Faculty in Maribor (Slovenia). He has been constantly developing his activities as a soloist as well as member of chamber groups. He has performed with cellist Nebojsa Bugarski since 1993, with flutist Cveto Kobal since 1994 and in a guitar duo with Jerko Novak since 2001. His first CD with composition by Weiss, Piazzolla, Tippet, Bogdanovic and Rojko was a great musical success. At present Zarko Ignjatovic is working on a CD which includes music by Jerko Novak, Sor, Granados, De Falla and Piazzolla. ZARCO IGNJATOVIC, Guitar This concert aims to bring new music for the classical guitar to the British audience. Today in Europe a highly talented new generation of musicians and composers are emerging who write music in an innovative style with original harmonies. Tonight's concert includes a young group of Slovene composers, all of them of the 1960's and 1970's generations. Special recognition should go to the brilliant young composer, BOJANA SALJIC, born in 1978 in Maribor, Slovenia. This is the U.K. premier of her piece entitled AVTRON, which reflects the free spirit of a new generation of musicians in Europe. Another talented musician, guitarist and composer is MIROSLAV LONCAR (b.1964). His "Three Latin Impressions" are beautiful short piece written in 1982 and dedicated to three Latin American masters: Antonio Lauro (Venezuela), Heitor Villa-Lobos (Brazil) and Leo Brouwer from Cuba. SUMMARY PROGRAMME
The following tracks have been taken from the cd 'kitara / guitar' by Zarko Ignjatovic MUSIC CLIP - "Macedonian Dance" by Dusan Bogdanovic |
AHMET KANNECI, GUITAR MONDAY 7TH APRIL 2008 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CARLOS BARBOSA-LIMA CONCERT PHOTOS MONDAY 17th MARCH 2008 SOUTH BANK CENTRE, LONDON ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Concert Programme Archive
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LACCS present in association with the Embassy of Turkey
two greatest classical musicians from Turkey, both with
an intensive professional career in Europe, USA and in
Latin America. This performance blend rhythms and
harmonies from Turkey with music from the rest of
Europe and South America, establishing musical and
cultural bridges between ancestral civilisations. Ahmet
Kanneci, a leading classical guitarist in Turkey, and
Middle East, present a new approach to the classical
guitar repertoire for British and European audiences
with an innovative, creative and colourful programme
including music by composer of his own country.
Carlos first concert with LACCS was entitled
A GENTLE GENIUS OF THE GUITAR, and was
held at the Wigmore Hall on 16th October
1989. The Brazilian Embassy was represented
by Senhor Synesio Sampaio Goes Filho,
then Brazilian Head of Mission.
ZARKO IGNJATOVIC, GUITAR, PLAYS
SLOVENE, CROATIAN, ITALIAN &
MEXICAN MUSIC
