Podcast appearances and mentions of aaron larget caplan

Nolan Stolz is a composer, scholar, drummer, and music professor living in Spartanburg, SC. Born in Milwaukee, WI, Stolz grew up in Las Vegas, NV, where he worked as a freelance jazz drummer for several years. Today, he is a Professor of Music at the University of South Carolina Upstate, where he teaches composition, music theory, and popular music studies. Although firmly rooted in the contemporary classical tradition, his compositions are influenced by his performance background in jazz and rock. Fanfare Magazine called his Lincoln Highway Suite for orchestra a “brilliant piece of Americana. . .a piece of inspiration and skill,” saying that the “orchestration is brilliantly managed” and “Stolz has a fine repository of [melodies] in his back pocket.” The Brno Philharmonic's recording of that work (on Orchestral Masters, Vol. 5) was awarded second place in the American Prize in 2020. Other studio recordings include Princess Ka‘iulani for flute on SCI's Modes album, Catharsis II for piano quartet on Millennial Masters Vol. 3, Lullaby for Sam for guitar on Aaron Larget-Caplan's New Lullaby, and several others. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/experimentalfilmpodcast/support

Aaron Larget-Caplan visits All Things Six Strings and discusses the recent release of his "In God's Time" CD featuring his newly transcribed works of J.S. Bach and, of course, other guitar-related topics.

This week we feature Aaron-Larget Caplan, classical guitarist. He's back after just a couple of months to introduce another brand new album “God's Time” and we'll listen to examples of music from his other CDs. We'll discuss his career and how he has had the opportunity to travel the world playing at great concert venues. For more information you can go to www.alcguitar.com

This week we feature Aaron-Larget Caplan, classical guitarist. He'll intorduce his brand new album “Honey Cadence” and we'll listen to examples of music from his other CDs. We'll discuss his career and how he has had the opportunity to travel the world playing at great concert venues. For more information go to www.alcguitar.com

Now old friends (one of us is A Lot older than the other) Rick and Aaron talk about the GUITARV and Aaron's recordings with an emphasis on his latest project and release "Honey Cadence."

What a good time! I was joined by past guests, including Aaron Larget-Caplan, Andrew Mah, Brian Kozak, Chris Mallett, Fred Hand, Gerard Cousins, Jeff LaQuatra, Jim McCutcheon, Laura Mazon-Franqui, Peter Danner, Sharon Wayne, and Thomas Flippin.

Guitarist Aaron Larget-Caplan and I discuss his definition of success and by token his definition of mistakes, Segovia's influence and whether or not he would be able to make a career in the current industry climate and what it truly means to make a difference as a musician. Music - Ão "Cover" Listeners of Fret Not get 50% off Augustine Strings with the code FRETNOT50 www.augustinestrings.com  for US listeners and www.ivormairants.co.uk  for UK listeners www.altamiraguitars.com I play an N3 concert guitar  Copyright Rosie Bennet 2022

Aaron and Rick discuss Aaron's new CD release "A Guitar Holiday" as well as The Lullaby Project and, as always, other guitar-related topics.

Aaron is an international touring and recording artist. He has performed solo and chamber music in Europe, Russia, Taiwan, and across the United States including El Palacio de Linares in Madrid, Spain, Sheremetev Palace in Russia, and Palazzo del Te & Ducale in Mantova, Italy.  A gifted performer and speaker, he is sought for his deft programming of new and standard repertoire, while connecting with audiences with a Bernstein-esque ease. In 2019 Aaron received a medal from the Société Académique Arts-Sciences-Lettres of Paris, France for his trailblazing work in music, and in 2020 was Musician in Residence at the Banff Centre for the Arts and Creativity.Support the show (https://www.facebook.com/ReallyLegalPodcast)

A wizard of collaborative effort, Aaron Larget-Caplan tells us about his background, inspirations, and exciting new projects.

"All Things Cage" is a weekly program featuring conversations between Laura Kuhn, Director of the John Cage Trust, and Cage experts and enthusiasts from around the world. If youd like to propose a guest or a topic for a future program, write directly to Laura at lkuhn@johncage.org.

This week we feature Aaron-Larget Caplan, classical guitarist. We'll listen to examples of his music from his CDs, discuss his career and how he has had the opportunity to travel the world playing at great concert venues, and now during the pandemic, how he's been performing his “online concerts”. For more information you can go to www.alcguitar.com ​

Enjoy these classical guitar pieces performed live by Aaron Larget-Caplan on the Bradley Jay Show. If you like this type of thing, please "Like," "Follow," and get "Notifications" so you don't miss em.

This is a return performance and interview with classical guitarist Aaron Larget-Caplan. It includes an a special version of "Somewhere Over The Rainbow," performed on a French guitar that was two years in the making. 

I recently had the opportunity to meet Aaron Larget-Caplan when he brought his group Con Fuego to Portland for a string of performances in the Pacific Northwest. We didn’t have time to do an interview then, but we agreed to follow up over the web and knock it out when there was a little more space. Aaron is another example of hard-working, consistent guitarists who are successfully making careers for themselves. Aaron’s resumé is impressive and his energy and capacity for work is inspiring. He was generous with his time and details as we got into our conversation.

Aaron Larget-Caplan works hard. Nothing was handed to him and he expects nothing to be handed to him. He works 80 hour weeks to make ends meet. He performs, transcribes, presents, and promotes. All that work takes a toll. Aaron is committed none-the-less, and takes time to give back.

The United States faces an uncertain future, and I face Boston guitarist/ composer Aaron Larget-Caplan on this special edition of Classical Guitar Insider with future President Big Diaper Bret Williams. Hey, if he can do it…

Two masterful guitarists, Peter Janson and Aaron Larget-Caplan, each with their own distinct musical trajectories, join forces to create an exploration that takes us through jazz, classical, and pop terrains to bring us a world of guitar.

Returning to the farm, two masterful guitarists, each with their own distinct musical trajectories, join forces to create an exploration that traverses jazz, classical, and pop terrains to bring us a world of guitar.

Two masterful guitarists, Peter Janson and Aaron Larget-Caplan, each with their own distinct musical trajectories, join forces to create an exploration that takes us through jazz, classical, and pop terrains to bring us a world of guitar.

Two masterful guitarists, Peter Janson and Aaron Larget-Caplan, each with their own distinct musical trajectories, join forces to create an exploration that takes us through jazz, classical, and pop terrains to bring us a world of guitar.

Returning to the farm, two masterful guitarists, each with their own distinct musical trajectories, join forces to create an exploration that traverses jazz, classical, and pop terrains to bring us a world of guitar.