My name is Barny Taylor and I am the organiser of classical recitals in a venue in Richmond called The Dysart Arms. On Sunday 1st March 2009 we are presenting a solo recital by Cuban classical guitarist Ahmed Dickinson, who will perform traditional Cuban works by Rojas, Martin and Laura. The second half of the concert will be a duo performance from Ahmed and violinist Emma Blanco.
I hope this recital might be of interest to your members – would you be able to add the information?
Many thanks for your time
Best wishes
Barny Taylor
THE DYSART ARMS
Sunday 1st March, 7:30pm
Ahmed Dickinson Cardenas - guitar
Mestizo Duo
Emma Blanco - violin & Ahmed Dickinson - Guitar
Isaac Albeniz - Asturias
Eduardo Martin - Divertimentos Tropicales De la rumba son
Antonio Lauro - Seis por Derecho
Jose Antonio Rojas - Cuban Suite for Guitar
Mestizo Duo
Manuel de Falla - Folks Spanish Songs
Astor Piazzolla - Histoire du Tango
Eduardo Martin - Suite Havana
- Hasta Alicia baila
Ahmed Dickinson Cardenas was born in Havana, Cuba. He graduated from the Superior Institute of Art (Havana) in Guitar and graduated a year early with a first-class honours degree. He went on to study at the Royal College of Music with Carlos Bonell and Chris Stell. In 2006, supported by the Kramer-Chappell Scholarship and the Mad Hatters Club, he commenced studies with Professor Robert Brightmore at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama.
In the UK he has performed in prestigious venues such as the Wigmore Hall, the ICA (Institute of Contemporary Art), St James’ Church Piccadilly, Southwark Cathedral and the Bolivar Hall among others. Recent festivals include The London Guitar festival, Bolivar Hall International Guitar Festival, Ards Guitar Festival (Northern Ireland), Hispano-American Guitar Festival (Mexico); Dublin Guitar Week(Ireland), Discovering Latin American, Chester Summer Festival and Ilkley and Halesworth Festivals
He frequently collaborates with fine artists such as Spanish virtuoso Eduardo Niebla and soprano Laura Mitchell. As well as performing classical and contemporary music, he commands a vast Cuban and Latin American guitar repertoire.
BOX OFFICE – 07967 481 625
Tickets £10, including a glass of wine and a £1 donation to Whizz-Kidz charity
I hope this recital might be of interest to your members – would you be able to add the information?
Many thanks for your time
Best wishes
Barny Taylor
THE DYSART ARMS
Sunday 1st March, 7:30pm
Ahmed Dickinson Cardenas - guitar
Mestizo Duo
Emma Blanco - violin & Ahmed Dickinson - Guitar
Isaac Albeniz - Asturias
Eduardo Martin - Divertimentos Tropicales De la rumba son
Antonio Lauro - Seis por Derecho
Jose Antonio Rojas - Cuban Suite for Guitar
Mestizo Duo
Manuel de Falla - Folks Spanish Songs
Astor Piazzolla - Histoire du Tango
Eduardo Martin - Suite Havana
- Hasta Alicia baila
Ahmed Dickinson Cardenas was born in Havana, Cuba. He graduated from the Superior Institute of Art (Havana) in Guitar and graduated a year early with a first-class honours degree. He went on to study at the Royal College of Music with Carlos Bonell and Chris Stell. In 2006, supported by the Kramer-Chappell Scholarship and the Mad Hatters Club, he commenced studies with Professor Robert Brightmore at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama.
In the UK he has performed in prestigious venues such as the Wigmore Hall, the ICA (Institute of Contemporary Art), St James’ Church Piccadilly, Southwark Cathedral and the Bolivar Hall among others. Recent festivals include The London Guitar festival, Bolivar Hall International Guitar Festival, Ards Guitar Festival (Northern Ireland), Hispano-American Guitar Festival (Mexico); Dublin Guitar Week(Ireland), Discovering Latin American, Chester Summer Festival and Ilkley and Halesworth Festivals
He frequently collaborates with fine artists such as Spanish virtuoso Eduardo Niebla and soprano Laura Mitchell. As well as performing classical and contemporary music, he commands a vast Cuban and Latin American guitar repertoire.
BOX OFFICE – 07967 481 625
Tickets £10, including a glass of wine and a £1 donation to Whizz-Kidz charity
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