Craig Ogden (guitar) Saturday 3rd April and Tuesday 6th April 2010
Craig Ogden is one of the new generation’s most prominent musicians and has drawn comparisons to the legendary Julian Bream.
3rd April 2010 |
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| John Dowland | Lachrimae Pavane |
| Fantasia No.7 | |
| Heitor Villa-Lobos | Prelude No.1 |
| Prelude No.2 | |
| Isaac Albeniz | Asturias |
| Cadiz | |
| J.S. Bach | Prelude, Fugue and Allegro |
| BWV 998 | |
| INTERVAL | |
| Miroslav Tadic | Walk Dance |
| Issac Albeniz | Granada |
| Sevilla |
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| William Loveday | Three Incantations |
| Fernando Sor | Introduction, Theme and Variations Op.9 |
6th April 2010 |
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| Mauro Giuliani | Grand Overture | |
| Callum Dewar | Sonatina | |
| Astor Piazzolla | Milonga del Angel | |
| La Muerte del Angel | ||
| Miguel Llobet | El Testament d'Amelia | |
| El Noi de la Mare | ||
| INTERVAL | ||
| Frederico Moreno Torroba |
Sonatina (1st Movement) | |
| Joaquin Turina | Soleares | |
| Gary Ryan | Lough Carag | |
| Rondo Rodeo | ||
| Isaac Alberniz | Cordoba | |
| Torre Bermeja | ||
| Augustin Mangore Barrios |
Vals Op.8 No.4 | |
Craig Ogden
Australian born guitarist Craig Ogden is one of the world’s finest classical guitarists, with a laid back, effortless, naturally brilliant approach to playing guitar. He released his debut solo album for Classic FM, 'The Guitarist' last summer and it went straight to number one.
Craig Ogden studied guitar from the age of seven and percussion from the age of thirteen and in 2004 he was honoured by the Royal Northern College of Music with a Fellowship in recognition of his achievements. He is the youngest instrumentalist to have received this award from the RNCM.
He regularly appears as soloist and chamber musician at the major London venues including the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Wigmore Hall and the Barbican and collaborates regularly with many of the UK's top artists and ensembles.
Craig Ogden is Principal Lecturer in Guitar at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manches
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