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"There is an interplay between the musicians that goes beyond their different
approaches. It's like a wonderful conversation, with two persons speaking
in different languages but still easily understanding each other."
- Paul Hormick, San Diego Troubadour
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| Mandolin and Guitar - Duo LaRè | |
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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) | |