Concert Programmes of Dimitris Regginos
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Concert Programme No. 1 “guitar and folk inspiration”
Total duration ~85 minutes (including a 15 min interval)
| part I |
| 8' | F. Sor: Variations on “Malbrouck s'en va-t-en guerre” op.28 |
| 8' | D.Regginos: Cyprus Rhapsody |
| 3' | K. Belevi: Kalenin Bedenleri |
| 3' | F. Kavallaris: N’ Anastenaxo |
| 3' | G. Moravski: Rachenitsa |
| 3' | S. Rudnev: Huturok |
| 6' | Y. Yocoh: Variations on “Sakura” |
| 8' | J. Rodrigo: Invocacion y Danza |
| 45' | |
| part II |
| 5' | L. Brouwer: Dos Aires Populares Cubanos |
| 19' | H. Villa-Lobos: Suite Populaire Bresilienne (Mazurka Choro – Schottish Choro – Valsa Choro – Gavotta Choro – Chorinho) |
| 8' | A. Lauro: 4 Valses Venezolanos |
| 4' | A. Barrios Mangore: Choro da Saudade |
| 40' | |
All pieces in this programme are inspired from traditional music of a country. They either use folk themes or have a folk “flavour”. F.Sor's Malbrouck is a set of variations on a very famous tune (also known in England as “for he's a jolly good fellow” or “We won't go home until morning'). My “Cyprus Rhapsody” uses two Cyprus folk songs as the basic themes. Belevi's piece is an arrangment of a song famous in Turkey and Greece. N’ Anastenaxo is a Cyprus traditional love song used by Fairdos Kavallaris in a solo guitar piece with the same title. Moravski's “Rachenitsa” is a Bulgarian dance in 7 meter and is “very bulgarian” in character. “Hutorok” is writen by a russian guitarist-composer and great arranger of russian popular music and is based on a typical russian folk tune. “Sakura, sakura” is propably the most well-known japanese folk song and is the basis of a set of variations for guitar by Yukijiro Yocoh. Rodrigo's “Invocacion y Danza” pays homage to Manuel de Falla by quoting from his music themes of markedly Spanish character. The second part of the concert presents music by latin-american composers. Most of these works have become standards of the guitar repertoire.
Concert Programme No.2 “guitar through the centuries”
Total duration ~... minutes (including a 15 min interval)
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