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"I felt that they were the highlight of the evening's performance and fitting that it was last in the program… There were some magical moments where they seemed almost telepathic in their dynamic interpretation."
- Joachim Huby, The Bridge
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Mandolin & guitar is a wonderful combination. Both have plucked strings but the different sonorities blend beautifully together. It is perfect for concert halls, restaurants and churches. Mandolin & guitar is a great choice for both background music and concert recitals.
The repertoire ranges from baroque era to contemporary music. The duo draws their repertoire from a variety of sources and include music by Vivaldi, Scarlatti, Calace, as well as music by Piazzolla, and many more unusual works from Italy, Brazil, Mexico and Russia. A program can be created to fit your special occasion or venue. |
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| Sample Concert Program | ||
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| These are just some of the repertoire options. | ||
| Mandolin & Guitar: | ||
| Sonata in D minor
(Allegro: Grave: Allegro)
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D. Scarlatti (1685-1757) | |
| Suite Buenos Aires
(Pompeya: Palermo: San Telmo: Micro Centro)
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Maximo Diego Pujol | |
| Mandolin Solo: | ||
| El malecón | Victor Kioulaphides (b.1961) | |
| Mandolin & Guitar: | ||
| Mountain Moor | Stephen Funk Pearson | |
INTERVAL |
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| Mandolin & Guitar: | ||
| Café 1930 (Histoire de Tango) | Astor Piazzolla (b.1921) | |
| Mart | Zura Dzagnidze (b.1977) | |
| Solo Guitar: | ||
| Tasseil No Rio | L. Bonfa (1922-2001) | |
| Mandolin & Guitar: | ||
| Rondo for Mandolin & Guitar | P. Mitchell Davidson | |
| Valtzer Fantastico | E. Marucelli (1873-1901) | |