Podcast appearances and mentions of Jason Vieaux

Música de Pat Metheny grabada por Los Angeles Guitar Quartet ('Road to the sun part. 5' -con el propio Metheny-) y por el guitarrista Jason Vieaux en 'From paths of light part. 2' en el disco de Pat Metheny 'Road to the sun' de 2021. Jason Vieaux, en su disco de hace veinte años 'Images of Metheny', tocando 'Always and forever' y en '5 songs in the form of a baroque suite' las piezas I. 'Last train home' (Prelude), II. 'Antonia' (allemande). III. 'Tell her you saw me' (Chaconne), IV. 'Question and answer' (Gavote) y V. 'James' (Gigue). Otro guitarrista, John Pizzarelli, con 'James', 'Spring ain´t here' y 'Better days ahead' de su disco 'Better days ahead (Solo guitar takes on Pat Metheny)'. Y, para terminar, 'Minuano', del disco del guitarrista andaluz Santiago Lara 'Flamenco tribute to Pat Metheny'. Escuchar audio

You've probably heard the old adage that "tone is in the hands." But what does that really mean? And what makes tone good? We asked 14 prominent acoustic guitarists to weigh in, and got 14 unique responses. You'll want to listen with a notebook in hand, because this episode is a treasure trove of practical advice, musical examples, insights, and exercises to try.Thanks to Henriksen Amplifiers for sponsoring this episode. For demo videos and more information, visit www.HenriksenAmplifiers.com or follow on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.Additional resources:Learn more about our guests: Abigail Dowd, Amber Russell, Chris Pierce, Eric Skye, Jason Vieaux, Lisa Liu, Maddie Witler, Pete Madsen, Raye Zaragoza, Ron Jackson, Sarah McQuaid, Sean McGowan, Tim Bertsch, and Valerie Turner.Read "15 Acoustic Guitar Pros Share Tips on Tone" from the January 2017 issue of Acoustic Guitar magazine.Check out our popular Weekly Workout series for interesting technical workouts that will get your fretting- and picking-hand fingers working in different ways. Our intro music for this episode was the Prelude from Bach's Cello Suite No. 1, performed by Sean McGowan. This episode is hosted by Nick Grizzle, produced by Tanya Gonzalez, and directed and edited by Joey Lusterman. Executive producers are Lyzy Lusterman and Stephanie Campos Dal Broi.The Acoustic Guitar Podcast is produced by the team at Acoustic Guitar magazine, including:Publisher: Lyzy LustermanEditorial Director: Adam PerlmutterManaging Editor: Kevin OwensCreative Director: Joey LustermanDigital Content Director: Stephanie Campos Dal BroiDigital Content Manager: Nick GrizzleMarketing Services Manager: Tanya GonzalezSpecial thanks to our listeners who support the show on Patreon.Support the show

Guitarist Jason Vieaux will join the Escher Quartet for a performance at Central United Methodist Church in Phoenix, Friday, April 12th. The program...

In this podcast episode, we're going to have a chat with classical guitarist John César and we're going to discuss the classical guitar, beginner guitar teaching methods, and especially the Suzuki Method and how you can use it in your teaching. John shares with us the lessons he learned from his own teaching. He also shares how he is able to carve out a space for guitar lessons for his students by using principles and techniques that he outlined in this podcast episode. If you are interested in learning how to teach guitar or just want to learn more about this method then this is a great episode for you! Common lack of knowledge from  kids on learning guitar. How self-taught teachers educate themselves. What qualifies someone who is ready to become a teacher. Understanding the Suzuki Method in guitar. The role of the parent in the child's journey of learning how to play their instrument. The advantage of the Suzuki Method versus the standard approach. Arranging classes for students under the Suzuki program. Principles from Suzuki teaching we can apply to lessons with our adult students. Concepts or principles in the underlying Suzuki method, which could be more broadly applied to teaching in general, outside of the Suzuki program itself. How teachers can access a Suzuki Program. John shares how e creates content for his audience. Advice from John. Guest Links John Cesar Instagram For The Classical Guitarist Facebook Page For The Classical Guitarist YouTube Guitar Teaching Resources Mentioned Free Guitar E-book Resources Today's Guest John Cesar is a New England based classical guitarist. As an artist, John has performed around New England, New Jersey, and even in Lima, Peru. He received his undergraduate degree from the John J. Cali School Of Music at Montclair State University. During his studies, John had the opportunity to perform in masterclasses for some of the leading figures in classical guitar. He has performed in solo as well as chamber music settings with artists including Jason Vieaux, The Newman Oltman Duo, Andrew York, Scott Tennent, Jorge Caballero, Carlos Barbosa Lima, and Oscar Ghiglia. In addition to being a performer John is an active classical guitar instructor in both traditional and Suzuki Instruction. He is a registered teacher through the Suzuki Associations of the Americas and teachers students as young as age 3. In 2019 John founded the social media page For The Classical Guitarist. This page portrays the life and culture of being a classical guitarist through humorous, yet still informative, photos and videos. The page can be found @fortheclassicalguitarist on Instagram. Currently John building his own YouTube channel where he focuses on videos about classical guitar, music, and making a living as a musician. Thank you for tuning in! Consider implementing the ideas from this podcast by writing several actionable steps for your teaching practice if it's inspired you. If you enjoyed today's show, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, which helps other teachers find our show. Stay updated by subscribing to this show, and get automatic delivery to your device every time a new episode goes live! We publish on Fridays weekly.   Click here to find out more about TopMusicGuitar Membership.

Devin Patrick Hughes is joined by Grammy-winner Jason Vieaux is described by NPR as “the most precise and soulful classical guitarist of his generation” and by HuffPost as “revitalizing the classical guitar.” As a soloist and chamber musician for festivals like San Francisco Performances, Ravinia, Amsterdam's Concertgebouw, Seoul Arts Center, Shanghai Concert Hall, and featured soloist with the orchestras of Cleveland, Toronto, Houston, Nashville, and more, Jason is considered one of the world's leading classical guitarists.  Jason just released “Bach Volume 2: Works for Violin” on Azica Records to critical acclaim and “Shining Night” with violinist Anne Akiko Meyers was released in May.  He recently recorded Pat Metheny's “Four Paths of Light” on Metheny's 2021 album “Road To The Sun”, and won a Grammy in 2015 for best classical instrumental solo for his album PLAY.  Jason was the recipient of the Guitar Foundation of American International Guitar Competition first prize, and holds faculty positions at Curtis and Cleveland Institutes of Music. Thank you for joining us for our third season on One Symphony.  Thanks to Jason Vieaux for sharing his music and wealth of knowledge.  Albums performed on this episode: Jason Vieux's J.S. Bach Viollin Works, Volume 2, Arranged for Guitar, Azica Records Laureate Series, Guitar Recital by Jason Vieaux, Naxos Pat Metheny, Road to the Sun, Metheny Group Productions, and BMG Rights Managment You can check out Jason's music wherever you listen to your music, and online at https://www.jasonvieaux.com. You can always find more info at OneSymphony.org including a virtual tip jar if you'd like to support the show. Thank you to new supporters Rusty, Catherine, Julia, and Arnette for making this episode possible! Please feel free to rate, review, or share the show! Until next time, thank you for being part of the music! Jason Vieaux, guitar https://www.jasonvieaux.com/ Devin Patrick Hughes, conductor https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/services/devin-patrick-hughes One Symphony Podcast https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/one-symphony-with-devin-patrick-hughes-_UBbpoivcA3/    

In this episode, we discuss recordings of “Plucked Bach” by Alon Sariel, “Ferdinando Carulli Rediscovered” by Marcello Fantoni, “Shining Night” by Anne Akiko Meyers, Jason Vieaux & Fabio Bidini, “Unfinished Business” by Mike Clement, “Blue Keys” by Calvin Keys, and “Finding Light” by Jeff Denson, Romain Pilon & Brian Blade.   The Adult Music Podcast is featured in: Feedspot's Best 60 Jazz Podcasts   Episode 81 Deezer Playlist   “Plucked Bach” (Pentatone) Alon Sariel https://open.spotify.com/album/2llwTP9dySv2QP9rTH10QS https://music.apple.com/cz/album/plucked-bach/1626493958   “Ferdinando Carulli Rediscovered” (Dynamic) Marcello Fantoni https://open.spotify.com/album/4oVoPihLLxRU9ZpvwMImC1 https://music.apple.com/cz/album/carulli-rediscovered/1626505170   “Shining Night” (Avie) Anne Akiko Meyers, Jason Vieaux, Fabio Bidini https://open.spotify.com/album/04GehVvEGNDrTI6mYmefOh https://music.apple.com/cz/album/anne-akiko-meyers-shining-night/1617724992   “Unfinished Business” (Self Release) Mike Clement https://open.spotify.com/album/3imbDTjkRGS26ROkQGgZS7 https://music.apple.com/cz/album/unfinished-business/1633413957   “Blue Keys” (Wide Hive Records)  Calvin Keys https://open.spotify.com/album/3Z9uDO0cSfAgKDhwHHh2mQ https://music.apple.com/cz/album/blue-keys/1634834443   “Finding Light” (Ridgeway Records)  Jeff Denson, Romain Pilon, Brian Blade Links to be added on release date: September 23, 2022    

Many classical musicians turn to art, architecture, or literature to inspire their creativity and inform their performances. But for others, it's all about the music. Grammy Award-winning guitarist Jason Vieaux falls into that second category — especially when it comes to J.S. Bach. "A Bach score has everything I need or want," Vieaux says in the latest episode of the Classical Post podcast. "He's the greatest. You could argue that there really hasn't been another composer who has surpassed him." The bigwig of the German Baroque is the focus of Vieaux's new album, Bach Volume 2: Works for Violin. Released 13 years after his first volume, which explored Bach's music for solo lute, the new album gave the Cleveland-based guitarist plenty of opportunities to share with listeners everything he loves about the composer's work and legacy: "The greatness, the all-knowingness, the comfort ... It can be so many things to so many people." In this conversation, we discuss the new album, why meditation and scheduling rest have been so important throughout his career, and the drink special he craves when he visits his favorite New York City jazz club. Listen to Bach Volume 2 on Spotify, Apple Music, or wherever you stream your music. — Classical Post uncovers the creativity that exists behind great music. Dive into meaningful conversations with leading artists in the world today. Based in New York City, Classical Post is a touchpoint for tastemakers. Visit our website for exclusive editorial and subscribe to our monthly newsletter to be notified of new content. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok. Classical Post is an ambassador for NED, a wellness company. Get 15% off their products like CBD oil and many other health-based products by using our code CLASSICALPOST at checkout.

Star harpist Yolanda Kondonassis celebrates the centennial of Argentine composer Alberto Ginastera's birth with a new album, Ginastera: One Hundred. The recording features guest appearances by the violin/piano duo of Gil and Orli Shaham plus guitarist Jason Vieaux, as well as a centerpiece of Yolanda's repertoire over the years, Ginastera's Harp Concerto.

Grammy Award-winning classical guitarist Jason Vieaux joins us to preview his new (world premiere!) recording of American composer Jonathan Leshnoff's Guitar Concerto. Leshnoff calls the work, “an exploration of worlds, from its mysterious beginnings to its fiery, dance-inspired finale.” Jason calls it a worthy addition to the repertoire and shares his own take on this virtuosic work, originally written for master guitarist Manuel Barrueco. .

Baritone Stephen Powell is a revered veteran of the world's opera stages, but in his debut solo album American Composers At Play, he brings his powerful voice to the intimate medium of art song – performing works by four living American composers (William Bolcom, Ricky Ian Gordon, Lori Laitman, and John Musto, all of whom accompany Stephen on the piano). Joining Stephen and his eminent roster of composer/pianists are an equally eminent group of collaborators: guitarist Jason Vieaux, clarinetist Charles Neidich, and the Attacca Quartet. In this conversation with WGTE's Brad Cresswell, Stephen gives us a behind-the-scenes tour of this distinctly American album, and makes a compelling case for why art song remains such an important part of the musical literature. Photo credit: Sue Reno. Please note: due to copyright, musical selections have been truncated in this podcast version. You can find more info about the album and its music here: https://stephenpowell.us/recordings

When Jason Vieaux started playing guitar he was immediately smitten with the instrument and with music, in general, practicing long and hard on his own. His tenacity paid off with some early competition wins, and he continued to hone his skills thanks to teachers and mentors who recognized and further cultivated his talent and determination. Now the Grammy-winning musician is paying it forward, training the next generation of guitarists, in addition to collaborating with other top-tier musicians, recording some of his favorite music, and even composing. Jason Vieaux spoke with Suzanne about his path to becoming a professional musician.

Grammy award winning American guitarist Jason Vieaux and I (Rosie Bennet) discuss growing up in a non musician family, how he found his way into a full-time touring career and how he is managing his life in a post-covid world.  Listen to Jason's new album here! Bach Volume 2 A beautiful conversation with a long time hero of mine! Enjoy xxx Music - Ão "Cover" Copyright Rosie Bennet 2022 Listeners of Fret Not get 50% off Augustine Strings with the code FRETNOT50 on www.augustinestrings.com for US listeners and www.ivormairants.co.uk for UK listeners

Violinist Anne Akiko Meyers's new album, 'Shining Night', takes listeners on a musical journey through the passing of a day - via Villa-Lobos, Leo Brouwer, Bach and even Elvis - much of it in the company of guitarist Jason Vieaux. She talks to Gramophone's Editor Martin Cullingford about how she developed this wonderful programme. A Gramophone Podcast presented in association with Wigmore Hall.

GRAMMY Award-winning classical guitarist Jason Vieaux releases Bach Volume 2: Works for Violin on Azica Records. A follow up to his critically acclaimed 2009 album, Bach Volume 1: Works for Lute, Volume 2 completes Vieaux's Bach cycle with J. S. Bach's Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006, which is both the Violin Partita No. 3 and Lute Suite No. 4; Sonata No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1005; and Sonata No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001.Purchase the music (without talk) at:Bach: Works for Violin/Lute - Volume 2 (classicalsavings.com)Your purchase helps to support our show! Classical Music Discoveries is sponsored by La Musica International Chamber Music Festival and Uber. @khedgecock#ClassicalMusicDiscoveries #KeepClassicalMusicAlive#LaMusicaFestival #CMDGrandOperaCompanyofVenice #CMDParisPhilharmonicinOrléans#CMDGermanOperaCompanyofBerlin#CMDGrandOperaCompanyofBarcelonaSpain#ClassicalMusicLivesOn#Uber Please consider supporting our show, thank you!http://www.classicalsavings.com/donate.html staff@classicalmusicdiscoveries.com This album is broadcasted with the permission of Katy Solomon from Morahana Arts and Media.

STRUT AND FRETApril 10, 2022 • 3:00 pmSarasota Opera HouseSingle concert ticket $50 | Purchase here or by calling the Sarasota Opera box office at 941-328-1300.Pre-concert talk with Robert Sherman at 2:15 pmGrammy Award-winning guitarist Jason Vieaux returns to perform in contemporary and Classical quintets, contrasted with the lush Dvořák quintet for piano and strings.~ Luigi Boccherini, Guitar Quintet in D Major, G.448, “Fandango”~ U.S. premiere of Giacomo Susani's Quintet for Guitar and String Quartet~ Antonin Dvořák, Piano Quintet in A Major, Op. 81Benny Kim, violin; Ruth Lenz, violin; Cynthia Phelps, viola; Dmitri Atapine, cello; Christine J. Lee, cello; Wendy Chen, piano; Jason Vieaux, guitarStudents from the Suzuki Institute School of Music will share their music in the Sarasota Opera House courtyard from 2:30-2:55 pm.

Obras de Pat Metheny grabadas por propio guitarrista ('Better days ahead', 'Timeline', 'Bright size life') y por el concertista clásico Jason Vieaux ('Four paths of light part. 2', 'Four paths of light part. 3', 'Farmer´s trust', 'Always and forever', 'Last train home', 'Antonia', 'Tell her you saw me', 'Question and answer'). Escuchar audio

Episode Notes Season 2 Episode 2 interview with master classical guitarist John Marcel Williams. https://www.johnmarcelwilliams.com A lot of insight in this episode as we talk to one of the rising stars of the classical guitar world, and child prodigy. John talks about studying with some of the best in the business, as well as tips from the greatest players in the world and life as a classical guitarist. Plus we get into competitions and more. Opening piece performed by John Marcel Williams - Regondi Etude #4 John's Bio: Award winning artist, John Marcel Williams, is establishing a reputation as both a virtuoso concert artist, and devoted teacher. By age 16 he had garnered over 20 prizes at competitions, including the first prize at the Boston Guitar Festival youth competition, Rosario Guitar Festival, Classical Minds Guitar Festival, and the second prize at the international Guitar Foundation of America young artist competition. In addition he was awarded first prize at the James Stroud competition and won the Pittsburgh Concert Society Audition. John's unique musicality and refined technique can be seen in his performances. He is frequently invited to play and teach at venues across the United States as well as internationally. In 2018, John toured Panama as a guest artist for the Panama Guitar Festival where he not only performed but gave masterclasses and adjudicated for the Panama Guitar Competition. Other engagements include solo recitals at Oberlin College and Moravian College and he was a guest artist for the 2019/20 season of the Philadelphia Classical Guitar Society. John Marcel has made numerous media appearances on various radio and TV programs, most notably performing on NPR's program, “From the Top,” where he was also awarded the Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award. Most recently, in 2019 John debuted with the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra led by Maestro John Devlin, performing Elmer Bernstein's Guitar Concerto. John began to study the guitar at age 10 and his talents were quickly noticed by the late Aron Shearer, who encouraged him to continue his pursuit as a classical guitarist. John went on to study with Stephen Aron at the Oberlin Conservatory at age 13, under whose guidance he began to gain attention winning competitions across the United States. He also spent a summer studying at the Aspen Music Festival after an invitation from Sharon Isbin, professor of guitar at the Julliard School. Williams started his collegiate studies with Manuel Barrueco at the Peabody Conservatory of Music in 2011, and received both his undergraduate and masters degree in guitar performance. Since the fall of 2018, John has continued his studies at the prestigious Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia under the tutelage of Grammy award winning artist Jason Vieaux and David Starobin. Please Like, Subscribe, and Bell and all that to gt more of this kind of thing. So many great episodes to come. If you prefer audio only versions, you can find us on your favorite Podcast apps. https://pinecast.com/feed/woodairmetal https://pnc.st/s/woodairmetal Find out more at https://woodairmetal.pinecast.co

Del último disco de Pat Metheny, 'Road to the sun', la segunda y tercera parte de 'Four paths of light' en la guitarra del guitarrista clásico Jason Vieaux. En 2005, Vieaux publicó 'Images of Metheny' un disco en el que abordaba en forma de suite barroca 'Last train home' (Preludio), 'Antonia' (Allemande), 'Tell her you saw me' (Chacona), 'Question and answer' (Gavota) y 'James' (Giga) además de grabar 'Farmer´s trust' o 'Always and forever'. Y, en este 2021, John Pizzarelli ha editado 'Better days ahead' en el que toca en solitario obras del Pat Metheny Group como 'James', '(It´s just) talk', 'Letter from home' o 'Spring ain´t here' Escuchar audio

El dúo argentino Cande Buasso y Paulo Carrizo con su primer disco -sin título- ('Summertime', 'I fall in love too easily', 'Deja atrás') y el dúo francés Thierry Peala y Verioca Lherm con su disco 'A Tania Maria journey' ('Sangria', '210 West', 'Intimidade'). Del disco 'Águas brasileiras' de The Brazilian Trio 'Maúcha na praia' y el instrumental que le da título. La cantante alemana Ulla Haesen grabó 'Disfarça e vem' y Valeu', de Marcos Valle, y 'Lembra de mim', de Ivan Lins, en su disco de 2018 'Rio'. Despide el guitarrista estadounidense Jason Vieaux tocando 'Every day (I thank you)' de Pat Metheny. Escuchar audio

https://www.jasonvieaux.com/ (Jason Vieaux )is the leading guitarist of his generation. He has dozens of recordings, including the Grammy-winning Play, and the best selling Naxos classical guitar CD. His adventurous career has been a model of wide-ranging collaborations, including working with legendary guitarist and composer, Pat Metheny. He's also a dear friend from my Cleveland Institute of Music days.

Para su disco en solitario 'Images of Metheny', el guitarrrista clásico Jason Vieaux grabó en solitario piezas como 'Always and forever', 'Last train home', 'Antonia', 'Tell her you saw me' o 'Question and answer'. Canciones de los discos del pianista André Manoukian 'Les pianos de Gainsbourg' ('L´eau à la bouche', 'Black trombone' -con Camelia Jordana-, 'La chanson de Prévert' -con Rosemary Standley-, 'La javanaise' -con Melody Gardot-, 'Je suis venu te dire que je m´en vais') y del cantante y compositor Salvador Sobral 'BPM' ('Sangue do meu sangue', 'Mar de memórias', 'Fui ver meu amor (intro)', 'Fui ver meu amor', 'That old waltz' -con Silvia Pérez Cruz-). Escuchar audio

Suenan discos favoritos como Saturday Morning in Boston con Derek Gripper y Mike Block, Road to the Sun de Metheny con Jason Vieaux o Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, a los que sumamos Tabacco e caffè con Gabriele Mirabassi, Pierluigi Balducci y Nando Di Modugno o Glass: Orphée's Bedroom de Sergio Sorrentino. Escuchar audio

A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Offthesky, Keith Jarrett, Bob James and Nathan East, Trio Mediaeval and Arve Henriksen, Brian Eno, Tindersticks, Trygve Seim and Frode Haltli, Iiro Rantala, Galya Kolarova, Pat Metheny, Jason Vieaux and Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, Lee Ranaldo and Raul Refree, Aaron Parks, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, Marconi Union.

A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Offthesky, Keith Jarrett, Bob James and Nathan East, Trio Mediaeval and Arve Henriksen, Brian Eno, Tindersticks, Trygve Seim and Frode Haltli, Iiro Rantala, Galya Kolarova, Pat Metheny, Jason Vieaux and Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, Lee Ranaldo and Raul Refree, Aaron Parks, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, Marconi Union.

In this episode, we discuss six recent classical and jazz releases including soprano vocals, classical trumpet and piano works, the new Pat Metheny recording, and some awesome trombone and funky organ.   Episode 7 Deezer Playlist   “Clair-Obscur: Strauss - Berg – Zemlinsky” (Alpha) Sandrine Piau (soprano), Orchestre Victor Hugo Franche-Comté, Jean-François Verdier https://open.spotify.com/album/2zUCHjsqEEaxCPXccA3Oil https://music.apple.com/us/album/clair-obscur/1551672558   “György Ligeti: The 18 Études” (Hyperion) Danny Driver (piano) https://www.hyperion-records.co.uk/dc.asp?dc=D_CDA68286 https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/8863097--ligeti-the-18-etudes   “The Art of the Modern Trumpet Vol. 2” (Naxos) Huw Morgan (trumpet), Rebecca Wilt (piano) https://open.spotify.com/album/5j8oRMjNYZNjNLc8Ta9UVf https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-art-of-the-modern-trumpet-vol-2/1551731866   “Road To the Sun” (BMG) Pat Metheny, Jason Vieaux, Los Angeles Guitar Quartet https://open.spotify.com/album/3kz1OhGNHI9oWNtP79UAZu https://music.apple.com/us/album/road-to-the-sun/1542183643   “Give It All You Got” (Posi-Tone Records) Michael Dease https://open.spotify.com/album/04EmPprPjfaeleHecmo21h https://music.apple.com/us/album/give-it-all-you-got/1549778971   “I Told You So” (Colemine Records) Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio https://open.spotify.com/album/4z1iO0enp7c919GrpOnttF https://music.apple.com/us/album/i-told-you-so/1537206995 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-2Xs6szNFM    

Stile Libero: Culture in Movimento - Jane Weaver, Jimbo Mathus, Andrew Bird, David Axelrod, Visionist, Scott Walker, Pat Metheny, The Chantays, Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, Jason Vieaux, John Dearman, William Kanengiser, Andrew York, Scott Tennant, Mourning [A] BLKstar

El guitarrista y compositor Diego Figueiredo tocando 'Alma', Edge water park' y 'Antarctica', la pieza que da título a su último disco, y la cantante y compositora Luedi Luna con 'Uanga', 'Tirania' y 'Bom mesmo é estar debaixo d´água' que da título a su último disco. Del nuevo disco de Pat Metheny' 'Road to the sun', 'Four paths of light part 2' -grabada por el guitarrista Jason Vieaux-, 'Road to the sun part 6' -grabada por The Los Angeles Guitar Quartet- y 'Für Alina', obra de Arvo Pärt -grabada por el propio Pat Metheny con una guitarra de 42 cuerdas-. Y, del nuevo disco de la chelista y cantante Dom La Nena 'Tempo', la canción que le da título, 'Esperando alma' y 'Teu coração'. Despide Tropical Jazz Trio con 'Latin alley'. Escuchar audio

Stille Libero: Culture in Movimento - Jane Weaver, Jimbo Mathus, Andrew Bird, David Axelrod, Visionist, Scott Walker, Pat Metheny, The Chantays, Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, Jason Vieaux, John Dearman, William Kanengiser, Andrew York, Scott Tennant, Mourning [A] BLKstar

El nuevo disco de Pat Metheny, 'Road to the sun', que se publica el 5 de marzo, contiene dos obras inéditas del guitarrista en forma de 'suite' grabadas por Jason Vieaux ('Four paths of light') y por The Los Angeles Guitar Quartet ('Road to the sun'). La cantante Janis Mann y el pianista Kenny Werner firman el disco 'Dreams of flying', con temas como 'Wichita lineman', 'Overjoyed' y 'Where do you start', y la cantante Barbara Casini y el guitarrista Toninho Horta 'Viva eu' con canciones de Novelli como 'Canto suave' y 'Tomara''. Despide el trío Aquarela con 'Batukoniko'. Escuchar audio

Pat Metheny has won 20 Grammy Awards, predominantly for his work as a jazz guitarist, but also for Best Rock Instrumental Performance, and Best Instrumental Composition. His latest work is as a composer. The album Road to the Sun has two major works for classical guitar. Four Paths of Light is a four movement suite for a solo instrument, played by Jason Vieaux, and Road to the Sun, a piece in six parts, performed by the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet. Metheny himself plays his arrangement of Arvo Part's piano piece Fur Alina, on an extraordinary 42 string instrument. Pat Metheny tells John Wilson about this ambitious work. We've reaction to today's Budget Statement from the Chancellor. Rishi Sunak has added £300m to the £1.57bn Cultural Recovery Fund, £90m more for museums, and £18m for cultural community projects, but will the newly announced extension to the government's Self Employment Income Support scheme really help struggling arts freelancers? And how can the festivals industry plan for the summer without the government-backed insurance scheme many were calling for? Chairman of the DCMS parliamentary select committee, Julian Knight MP and Paule Constable from the Freelancers Make Theatre Work campaign join us to discuss. And Poet Amanda Gorman became famous around the world when she read her poem The Hill We Climb at Biden’s Inauguration, and now her work is due to be translated into multiple languages. Publishers Meulenhoff have been criticised for appointing a white writer, Marieke Lucas Rijneveld, to translate Gorman’s poetry into Dutch, and now Rijneveld has stepped down amid the furore. Activist Janice Deul explains why she was so disappointed with the publisher’s original choice, and writer and translator Khairani Barokka describes the complicated relationship between writers and translators. Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Julian May Main image: Pat Metheny Image credit: Modern Recordings

Del nuevo disco de la chelista y cantante Dom La Nena, 'Tempo', sus canciones 'Tempo', 'Todo tiene su fin', 'Valsa', 'Esperando alma', 'Teu coração'' y 'Samba pra você'. Abre el programa con los instrumentales 'Little angel' y 'Reflections at dusk', del disco 'Future stride' del pianista Emmet Cohen, que acompaña a la cantante Veronica Swift en canciones de su disco 'This bitter earth' como 'Getting to know you', 'The man I love' o 'You´re a dangerous type'. Del trío instrumental franco-brasileño Aquarela, 'Naquele tempo' y 'Chorinho pra você', del disco 'A bela vida'. Despide el guitarrista Jason Vieaux con una de las piezas del disco de Pat Metheny 'Road to the sun'. Escuchar audio

Guitarist John Marcel Williams is appearing soon on the Pittsburgh Concert Society YouTube Channel for the 78th season. Now at Curtis Institute, John grew up in Steubenville, Ohio. He's worked with Sharon Isbin at Aspen, with Manuel Barrueco, at Peabody and Oberlin, plus he appeared with the Wheeling Symphony in the Elmer Bernstein Concerto. Now he works with Jason Vieaux and David Starobin in Philadelphia. John offers tips on the best cheesesteaks in Philadelphia and tells us about his guitars and strings. He's a fan of Jimi Hendrix but it was the Romeros and Julian Bream who got his fingers moving at the library.

durée : 00:30:09 - Deux concertos pour guitare à l'honneur, des compositeurs Ferenc Snétberger et Jonathan Leshnoff - par : Sébastien Llinares - Le Quatuor Keller joue le "Concerto pour guitare et orchestre" de - et avec - Ferenc Snétberger dans l'album "Hallgató". Jason Vieaux nous délivre le 1er enregistrement du "Concerto pour guitare" de Jonathan Leshnoff composé en 2013. - réalisé par : Patrick Lérisset

For Jason the secret to playing better is to set very specific goals. “A talented player can get very far by putting in the hours, but most will improve quicker if they practice with purpose,” says Vieaux, who has played with over 100 different orchestras around the world. “You can play for 10 hours a day, but if you aren’t focused you may not get better. Finding a good teacher is important because they will help you set realistic goals, which will lead to better technique."

Baritone Stephen Powell is a revered veteran of the world's opera stages, but in his debut solo album American Composers At Play, he brings his powerful voice to the intimate medium of art song – performing works by four living American composers (William Bolcom, Ricky Ian Gordon, Lori Laitman, and John Musto, all of whom accompany Stephen on the piano). Joining Stephen and his eminent roster of composer/pianists are an equally eminent group of collaborators: guitarist Jason Vieaux, clarinetist Charles Neidich, and the Attacca Quartet. In this conversation with WGTE's Brad Cresswell, Stephen gives us a behind-the-scenes tour of this distinctly American album, and makes a compelling case for why art song remains such an important part of the musical literature. Photo credit: Sue Reno. Please note: due to copyright, musical selections have been truncated in this podcast version. You can find more info about the album and its music here: https://stephenpowell.us/recordings

Baritone Stephen Powell is a revered veteran of the world's opera stages, but in his debut solo album American Composers At Play, he brings his powerful voice to the intimate medium of art song – performing works by four living American composers (William Bolcom, Ricky Ian Gordon, Lori Laitman, and John Musto, all of whom accompany Stephen on the piano). Joining Stephen and his eminent roster of composer/pianists are an equally eminent group of collaborators: guitarist Jason Vieaux, clarinetist Charles Neidich, and the Attacca Quartet. In this conversation with WGTE's Brad Cresswell, Stephen gives us a behind-the-scenes tour of this distinctly American album, and makes a compelling case for why art song remains such an important part of the musical literature. Photo credit: Sue Reno. Please note: due to copyright, musical selections have been truncated in this podcast version. You can find more info about the album and its music here: https://stephenpowell.us/recordings

This week we launch a series of episodes that, from time to time, we'll look at the work of contemporary jazz players as composers, rather than performers, from Tim Berne to Geri Allen, Bill Frisell, Carla Bley, John Zorn, Brad Mehldau and many more. We are starting this series with Pat Metheny, the author of countless unforgettable themes. The playlist features Bob Curnow, Kurt Elling, Cristiano Stocchetti, Kevin Mahogany, Billy Drummond, George Colligan, Orion Saxophone Quartet, Jason Vieaux, Paul Motian, Mario Stanchev, John Law, Moncef Genoud, and The Ahn Trio. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/11409581/Mondo-Jazz (up to The Ahn Trio) Happy listening! Photo credit: Luciano Rossetti

The Grammy Winner talks!

Hailed as one of today’s most loved composers for classical guitar and a performer of international stature, Andrew York blends the styles of ancient eras with modern musical directions, creating music that is at once vital, multi-leveled and accessible.York is a GRAMMY-award nominee and winner, earning that accolade during his tenure as a member of the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet.His compositions have been featured on GRAMMY-winning recordings by Jason Vieaux and Sharon Isbin along with recordings by other legendary guitarists such as John Williams and Christopher Parkening.He’s released albums on Sony-U.S., Sony-Japan, King Records (Japan), Telarc, GSP and Delos labels, as well as inclusion on Rhino Records “Legends of Guitar” and numerous other compilations.His authenticity has inspired a worldwide following, with his touring schedule spanning more than thirty countries including Rome, Lima, Beijing, Ankara, Munich, Manhattan, Finland, Estonia, Lithuania and Japan.Generations of younger guitarists have made Andrew’s music a staple of their repertoire in their performances and studies. His works appear in print worldwide through Majian Music, Alfred Publications, Hal Leonard, Mel Bay Publications, Guitar Solo Publications, Doberman-Yppan in Canada, Ricordi in London, and Gendai in Japan.His extensive background as a jazz and even rock guitarist has allowed him to cross over stylistic boundaries with an unusual authority.Andrew has recently launched a new guitar lesson series called Andrew’s Den. We talk about this new venture along with his history, creativity, his love of mathematics and the impact it’s had on his musicianship and compositions, and much more. It was an honor to speak with him and I hope you all enjoy.Featured tracks: RideEquations of Beauty: 1 and 4Homewww.andrewyork.netwww.andrewsden.com

In today’s episode, Grammy-Award winning guitarist Jason Vieaux calls in for an interview on recording, arranging, and composing. Jason spoke of his musical influences and how he incorporates his jazz arrangements into his own repertoire. While awaiting post-production for for his upcoming “Bach Volume II (works for violin)”, Jason explained his technical and musical approaches to Bach’s music. He also spoke of his Grammy-Award winning record “Play”, a collection of encores to celebrate 20 years of performing. During these times of social-distancing, Jason has turned to composition as a creative outlet. He hints that he may even record a solo CD of his compositions: a project we hope to see the light of day! Intro Music: Couperin Les Sylvains (Scott Tennant) Lute Partita in C minor, BWV 997: Gigue/Double In a Sentimental Mood (D. Ellington) -Vieaux arrangement Online Lessons with Jason: https://artistworks.com/freelessons https://artistworks.com/guitar-lessons-jason-vieaux

ArtistWorks CEO Patricia Butler and classical guitar virtuoso Jason Vieaux discuss performance anxiety: what is it, and how can we deal with it? You can learn classical guitar online from Vieaux himself — and try out free lessons — by clicking here: https://hubs.ly/H0lTBwX0When you’re ready to sign up, use code PODCAST20 for 20% off 6 and 12 month memberships.

I had a chance to speak with grammy award winning guitarist, Jason Vieaux a couple of weeks ago in light of his upcoming release with the Escher String Quartet. Our interview was not quite as long as some of the others, but we were able to cover several really interest topics. Grammy winner Jason Vieaux, “among the elite of today's classical guitarists” (Gramophone), is the guitarist that goes beyond the classical. His most recent solo album, Play, won the 2015 Grammy Award for Best Classical Instrumental Solo.Jason Vieaux has performed as soloist with over 100 orchestras in the U.S. and abroad. Additional recent and future highlights include performances at Caramoor Festival as Artist in Residence, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Philadelphia Chamber Music Society the National Gallery of Art, San Francisco’s Herbst Theatre, Buenos Aires’ Teatro Colon, Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw, New York's 92Y, Ravinia Festival, and many other distinguished series. A first rate chamber musician and programmer, he frequently collaborates with artists such as the Escher Quartet, harpist Yolanda Kondonassis,accordion/bandoneon virtuoso Julien Labro, and violinist Anne Akiko Meyers. His passion for new music has fostered premieres by Jonathan Leshnoff, Avner Dorman, Jeff Beal, Dan Visconti, David Ludwig, Vivian Fung, José Luis Merlin, and more.Vieaux’s latest CD release is a performance of Jonathan Leshnoff’s Guitar Concerto with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra (Naxos). He has two upcoming releases on Azica Records: a new album, Dance, with the Escher String Quartet (July 19, 2019), featuring works byBoccherini, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, and Aaron Jay Kernis; as well as a new solo Bach album. Recent recordings include Jeff Beal’s “Six Sixteen” Guitar Concerto with the Norrköping Symphony Orchestra (BIS); Infusion (Azica) with accordionist/bandoneonist Julien Labro; Ginastera’s Guitar Sonata, which is featured on Ginastera: One Hundred (Oberlin Music) produced by harpist Yolanda Kondonassis; and Together (Azica), a duo album with Kondonassis. In 2012, the Jason Vieaux School of Classical Guitar was launched with ArtistWorks Inc., an interface that provides one on one online study with Vieaux for guitar students around the world. In 2011, he cofounded the guitar department at the Curtis Institute of Music, and in 2015 was invited to inaugurate the guitar program at the Eastern Music Festival. Vieaux has taught at the Cleveland Institute of Music since1997, heading the guitar department since 2001. He has received a Naumburg Foundation top prize, a Cleveland Institute of Music Distinguished Alumni Award, GFA International Guitar Competition FirstPrize, and a Salon di Virtuosi Career Grant. His primary teachers were Jeremy Sparks and John Holmquist. Vieaux was also the first classical musician to be featured on NPR’s “Tiny Desk” series.You can find out more about his upcoming performances, appearances and recordings at jasonvieaux.comI caught up with Jason in between his busy family schedule. He was gracious with his time and we were able to chat about his upcoming releases, and some other really good things like how his approach to recording has changed over the years, his teaching career, balancing family life with performing, and much more.

Jason Vieaux is not just a Grammy-winning classical guitarist - he's a pioneer, taking on new works that have never been performed or recorded before, like those of composer Jonathan Leshnoff. Leshnoff is an adventurer, too, writing virtuosic material for instruments he's never played, like the guitar. Find out how these fearless frontiersman find the fortitude to forge foreign... uh...how they make and play brand new stuff. The end.  Special thanks to Todd Reynolds for his music, Taskforce: Farmlab from Outerbourough. 

Grammy Award-winning classical guitarist Jason Vieaux joins us to preview his new (world premiere!) recording of American composer Jonathan Leshnoff's Guitar Concerto. Leshnoff calls the work, “an exploration of worlds, from its mysterious beginnings to its fiery, dance-inspired finale.” Jason calls it a worthy addition to the repertoire and shares his own take on this virtuosic work, originally written for master guitarist Manuel Barrueco. .

Grammy Award-winning classical guitarist Jason Vieaux joins us to preview his new (world premiere!) recording of American composer Jonathan Leshnoff's Guitar Concerto. Leshnoff calls the work, “an exploration of worlds, from its mysterious beginnings to its fiery, dance-inspired finale.” Jason calls it a worthy addition to the repertoire and shares his own take on this virtuosic work, originally written for master guitarist Manuel Barrueco. .

Complementing the artist line-up of Giancarlo Guerrero and the Nashville Symphony on this recording are the Violins of Hope, a poignant collection of restored instruments that survived the Holocaust. Jonathan Leshnoff wrote his Symphony No. 4 with this unique set of orchestral voices in mind; Raymond Bisha introduces the performance and the background to its conception. Leshnoff is one of America’s most frequently performed living composers and the programme on this new recording also includes Starburst, his most frequently performed work, and his Guitar Concerto, which Guerrero considers “one of the greatest additions to guitar and orchestra repertoire in recent years.” The soloist is Jason Vieaux.

Tomorrow evening at 7:30 the Mesa Arts Center presents harpist Yolanda Kondonassis and guitarist Jason Vieaux. Along with a repertoire of solo pieces...

GRAMMY award-winning Classical guitar virtuoso Jason Vieaux is our guest for the first time today! Vieaux, “among the elite of today's classical guitarists” (Gramophone), is the guitarist that goes beyond the classical. NPR describes Vieaux as, “perhaps the most precise and soulful classical guitarist of his generation.” Among his extensive discography is the 2015 Grammy Award winning album for Best Classical Instrumental Solo, Play, from which the track “Zapateado” was also chosen as one of NPR's “50 Favorite Songs of 2014 (So Far).” In 2012, the Jason Vieaux School of Classical Guitar was launched with ArtistWorks Inc., an unprecedented technological interface that provides one-on-one online study with Vieaux for guitar students around the world. Vieaux has taught at the Cleveland Institute of Music since 1997, heading the guitar department since 2001. In 2011, he co-founded the guitar department at the Curtis Institute of Music, and in 2015 was invited to inaugurate the guitar program at the Eastern Music Festival. Pat Metheny has composed a 4-movement suite for Vieaux which will be premiered later this year. Finally, Vieaux is in the midst of recording a new Bach album on Azica records.

Da Camera presents guitarist Jason Vieaux with classical and contemporary works by composers from around the world.

Works for solo piano by Falla and Albeniz performed by Alessio Bax, piano on May 17, 2015. Work for string quartet and guitar by Boccherini performed by Jason Vieaux, guitar with Escher String Quartet: Adam Barnett-Hart, violin, Aaron Boyd, violin, Pierre Lapointe, viola, and Dane Johansen cello on May 17, 2015. Falla: Danza del molinera from El sombrero de tres picos for Piano Albeniz: Tango from Espana: Seis Hojas de Album for Piano, Op. 165 (arr. Godowsky) Boccherini: Quintet No. 4 in D Major for Guitar, Two Violins, Viola, and Cello, G. 448 It’s time to get out of your chair: this podcast is all about la danza, the dance.The inspiration came from the final piece on the podcast: Boccherini’s Quintet for guitar and string quartet, G. 448, subtitled “Fandango.” The first two movements of the piece are relatively unassuming: a delicate Pastoral, followed by an Allegro that foregrounds the guitar a bit more. But in the final movements, the pace accelerates, the music gets livelier.To get us in the mood to tango, we’ve got a few openers, both featuring pianist Alessio Bax. First, the Dance of the Miller, by Manuel de Falla. After an attention-grabbing introduction, we get a spirited dance, which is no surprise, since the piece is actually a reworking of a ballet that Falla originally wrote for the great Russian impresario Sergei Diaghilev and the Ballet Russes. Next is Tango, from the six-movement collection Espana by Isaac Albeniz. Tango is the second piece in the original grouping, and Albeniz’s most famous melody. It’s been reworked for many instruments over the years. It is a charming, slightly seductive tune, immediate in its appeal.We conclude with the Boccherini quintet.

Jason Vieaux and Julien Labro both play instruments that have had historically complex relationships to classical music. Even today, the classical guitar and the bandoneon are a little unorthodox in that world. Maybe that’s why Jason and Julien – and their instruments – are such an obvious fit together. Without easy paths to follow, they’ve made their own and they’ve subsequently both become uniquely musically versatile. They’re also both brood-y and wear sunglasses at night (one imagines). Learn about the classical guitar and the bandoneon, their histories, their repertoires, and what kind of trailblazing Vieaux and Labro are up to on their new CD, Infusion.   If you like what you hear in this episode, go see Jason Vieaux in concert with Da Camera of Houston on December 9th! More details here. Music in this episode: “Escualo” by Astor Piazzolla “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” by Tears for Fears Tres Danzas Concertantes – I. Allegro by Leo Brouwer  Audio production by Todd “Tablature” Hulslander with Dacia Clay doing the Madison and assistance from Mark DiClaudio.

Star harpist Yolanda Kondonassis celebrates the centennial of Argentine composer Alberto Ginastera's birth with a new album, Ginastera: One Hundred. The recording features guest appearances by the violin/piano duo of Gil and Orli Shaham plus guitarist Jason Vieaux, as well as a centerpiece of Yolanda's repertoire over the years, Ginastera's Harp Concerto.

Classical guitarist Jason Vieaux has been on the world stage for the past three decades. His busy schedule of touring schedule includes solo concerts and many chamber collaborations with quartets, harpists and accordionists. He co-founded the guitar department at  The Curtis Institute of Music and last year won a Grammy for best solo classical recording. In my conversation with Jason we talk about his beginnings, his collaborations, Bach, guitars, and the Grammys.

Vera Wilson is the founder and president of Astral, an arts organization in Philadelphia that has helped to launch the careers of classical music superstars such as pianist Simone Dinnerstein, Grammy award-winning guitarist Jason Vieaux, and the classical crossover group Time for Three. For young classical musicians, the path from conservatory to career can be a daunting one. Vera Wilson, my guest for this episode, sought to provide a unique service to help the most talented musicians through her visionary organization, Astral. Now in its 24th year, Astral has become a vital Philadelphia institution, providing concerts, community outreach and education programs, as well as invaluable training and support for their carefully selected roster of artists. Musical Selections Time for Three: "Thunder Stomp" by Ranaan Meyer Jason Vieaux, Guitar: Agustin Barrios Waltz, Op. 8, No. 4 Simone Dinnerstein, Piano: J.S. Bach Goldberg Variations; Aria Links Astral's website: http://astralartists.org Astral's National Auditions info: http://www.astralartists.org/auditions/how-to-apply/  Email: astral@astralartists.org Phone: 215-735-6999 If you're interested in becoming a supporter or patron of Astral, email Vera directly at vera@astralartists.org  

Jason Vieaux is an incredibly hard working performing artist and teacher. He is in high demand for solo guitar and chamber music concerts in major festivals all over the world. Vieaux has also been featured soloist with over fifty orchestras, and is a dedicated recording artist having close to a dozen albums to his credit, as well as serving on the faculties of both the Curtis and Cleveland Institutes of Music. On the show today he talks about his new online lesson website, about his upcoming album, Play, which features virtually every classical guitar encore piece in the repertoire, about his recording process, his collaborations with A Far Cry and Julian Labro on his Piazzolla CD, and lot's more.

Artist Spotlight: Jason Vieaux

So the show is called All Strings Considered and it turns out, guitar isn't the only instrument with strings! Who would have thought? I had a great conversation with my friend Megumi Stohs from the un-conducted string orchestra A Far Cry They play "classical" music like you've never heard it before. They have this amazing democratic way of rehearsing and performing and play more like a rock band than a classical orchestra: they perform standing (except the celli of course) and with an energy and vitality that left me grinning from ear to ear. You'll hear music from Mozart, Tchaikovsky, and Piazzolla and from some of their featured solists like Jason Vieaux (guitar), Julien Labro (bandoneon), and Markus Schirmer (piano).