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Friday 12th of July |
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Born in Paris in 1973, Judicaël Perroy began his guitar studies at the
Paris Academy of Music at the age of seven and from eleven to fifteen
his main studies were with Raymond Gratien. An acknowledged prodigy by
the age of eleven, he won numerous prizes culminating with his triumph
in October 1997 at the Guitar Foundation of America International Solo
Competition, earning him the winner’s tour of the Americas, with over
sixty concerts and masterclasses. He has made a number of recordings
while teaching at the National Academy of Aulnay-sous-Bois and has been
appointed to a teaching position at the Pôle Supérieur of Lille starting
in September 2011.
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Friday 19th of July |
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The Rebetiko represents free thought, and suggest to all human beings
that all the answers to their questions can be found within them. In
around the 1900’s the very first songs were recorded unveiling a music
rich from diverse influences, from Europe and Asia, accompanied with
petulant words and played by out of the ordinary musicians. Along its
musical way, the Rebetes met he notes of Swing a few years later. To the
sound of the bouzouki and the gypsy guitar, Rebeteke invites you,
today, to float between these two styles, which share the same soul, to
bring you into this new bounder less country called Manetiko...
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Friday 26th of July |
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Dmitri Illarionov is one of the most
brilliant Young classical guitarists of his generation. He is the winner
of numerous international competitions in the USA, Spain, Italy,
Poland, and Russia. Since 2006, Dimitri is part of the organisation
committee of the Guitar Virtuosos Festival, which takes place in one of
the most prestigious concert halls of all, the Tchaïkovski Hall in
Moscow. Since 2009, Dimitri is also involved in the organisation of the
International Guitar contest, Alexander Frauchi.
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In addition to his show on Russian poets, Oleg Ponomarenko accompanies
numerous artists as a guitar player and singer. Among them, Felix
Leclerc at the Petit Olympia in 1973, Kiméra (opera-rock singer) during
her Europe1 tour in 1986. He has also accompanied Nana Mouskouri and
Marina Vlady, been part of the Souliko ballet orchestra, and a member of
the Balalaika and Anna Prucnal troups. Talented guitarist, Oleg
regularly accompanies Nicolas Kedroff (Balalaika) during his concerts. |
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Friday 9th of August |
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Numerous musical critics and music lovers count Marcin Dylla among the
most remarkable classical guitarists. He owes this position to among
other things an uncommon number of prizes for musical contests. In the
years 1996-2007, he won the 1st prize of the most prestigious
international guitar competitions in Europe and in the USA 19 times. The
audiences and the orchestras, with whom he has worked, have also given
him 1st prize.
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Friday 16th of August |
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José Miguel Moreno, Spain
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Born in Madrid, José Miguel Moreno started playing music at the age of
four. During his training years, he won, among others, the first prize
in the International competition of Gargnano in Italy. He then
specialised in the interpretation of ancient music. He also developed
his teaching activity, by being invited by the most prestigious
universities and conservatoires in the world. He has performed in most
big festivals and concert halls in Europe, Australia, America and Asia.
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