APSU GuitarFest 2006
January 31- February 3
Austin Peay State University, Clarksville TN

Featuring:

• Australian virtuoso Julian Byzantine
• American virtuoso Stephen Robinson
• APSU professor of guitar Stanley Yates
  

Tuesday, Jan 31    7.30pm		Stanley Yates, concert 1    music by Giuliani, Sor and Ponce    mmc concert hall     free admission
Wednesday, Feb. 1    7.30pm		Stanley Yates, concert 2    music by Brouwer, Britten and Ginastera    mmc concert hall     free admission
Thursday, Feb. 2    7.30pm		Stephen Robinson, concert        music by Houghton, Sor, Barrios, Dyens,   Doan, Murga, Albeniz and Jobim    mmc concert hall     free admission
Friday, Feb. 17    10.00-12.00		Stephen Robinson, masterclass    mmc 229     free admission
2.00-4.00pm		Julian Byzantine, masterclass    mmc 229    free admission
7.30pm		Julian Byzantine, concert    music by Guerau, Bachelor, Scarlatti, Bach,   Ponce, Theodrakis, Houghtopn and Falla    mmc concert hall    free admission

For more information please e-mail Stanley Yates at YatesS@apsu.edu
or call (931) 221-7818

Julian Byzantine | back to top | www.julianbyzantine.com

Julian Byzantine is one of the world's most widely acclaimed classical guitarists whose career has taken him to 76 countries. “The current season may not produce another guitar recital as auspicious as Julian Byzantine's…a formidable artist with a style of his own” - New York Times at Carnegie Recital Hall.

Stephen Robinson | back to top | www.stephenrobinsonguitar.com

Heralded by The New York Times for his “effortless virtuosity with intelligence and good taste,” by Fanfare Magazine as “a guitarist of the first order,” and by (Puerto Rico’s) El Nuevo Dia as "a North American guitarist, full of virtuosity, magnificent technical precision, and a masterfully delivered diverse range of sound.” Steve's concert will include the premiere perfromance of Manuel de Murgas' Inpiraciones.

Stanley Yates | back to top | www.StanlyYates.com

APSU Professor of Music Dr. Stanley Yates performs two solo recitals: the first consisting of 19th-century music by Fernando Sor and Mauro Giuliani and works by 20th-century Mexican composer Manuel Ponce; the second featuring 20th-century works by Leo Brouwer, Benjamin Britten and Alberto Ginastera.

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