Podcast appearances and mentions of Manuel Barrueco

Playlist: Bryce Dessner, Australian String Quartet - InpermanenceMichael J. Baker, Array Ensemble - ColumbusJulia Wolfe, BBC Symphony Orchestra - PrettyAaron Jay Kernis, Cuarteto Latinoamericano, Manuel Barrueco - 100 Greatest Dance HitsAlice Ping Yee Ho, Phoenix Orchestra - Phoenix RisingMagnus Lindberg, Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra - AbsenceDmitri Shostakovich, Boston Symphony Orchestra - Piano Concerto No. 1David Skidmore, Third Coast Percussion - Ritual Music

Entrevista a José Manuel Barrueco, responsable de Educación Ambiental del Hayedo de Montejo

Invitados/as: María de Lourdes Santiago Negrón, senadora por el Partido Independentista Puertorriqueño (PIP); Manuel Quilichini, presidente del Colegio de Abogados y Abogadas de Puerto Rico (CAAPR); José Vargas Vidot, senador independiente; Rolando Emmanuelli, licenciado experto en la Ley Promesa; Luis Javier Hernández Ortiz, alcalde de Villalba; Ángel Figueroa Jaramillo, expresidente de la UTIER; y Manuel Barrueco, guitarrista.Para lo último en noticias, siguenos en Facebook, Instagram, Twitter y Threads @radioislatv.¡Baja nuestra aplicación en el App Store o Google Play y sintoniza nuestra programación donde quieras! 

Midday on the Art speaks with Manuel Barrueco, an internationally acclaimed, Grammy nominated classical guitarist who was born in Cuba, has concertized around the world, and has called Baltimore home for many years. Barrueco is set to play a concert to celebrate his 50th anniversary on the concert stage Sunday Night at Kaplan Hall at Towson University.Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.

durée : 01:30:09 - En pistes ! du vendredi 02 décembre 2022 - par : Emilie Munera, Rodolphe Bruneau Boulmier - Ce matin, la musique italienne du XVIIe siècle interprétée par l'ensemble La Palatine mais aussi la musique de Berlioz chantée par Michael Spyres ou encore celle de Granados interprétée par Manuel Barrueco à la guitare.

El programa estará dedicado al protagonismo de la guitarra en recientes grabaciones y reediciones. A la guitarra de JEFF BECK, junto al actor JOHNNY DEEP, al guitarrista griego MICHEALGELO NIARCHOS con música de Teodorakis. A los últimos discos del brasileño YAMANDU COSTA y el cubano MANUEL BARRUECO. A recordar cómo se grabó en directo MONASTERIO DE LA SAL de PACO DE LUCÍA con AL DI MELOA y JOH MCLAUGHLIN o la canción más famosa el guitarrista mexicano CARLOS SANTANA, EUROPA. Programadedicado a guitarras de todos los estilos.

El programa estará dedicado al protagonismo de la guitarra en recientes grabaciones y reediciones. A la guitarra de JEFF BECK, junto al actor JOHNNY DEEP, al guitarrista griego MICHEALGELO NIARCHOS con música de Teodorakis. A los últimos discos del brasileño YAMANDU COSTA y el cubano MANUEL BARRUECO. A recordar cómo se grabó en directo MONASTERIO DE LA SAL de PACO DE LUCÍA con AL DI MELOA y JOH MCLAUGHLIN o la canción más famosa el guitarrista mexicano CARLOS SANTANA, EUROPA. Programadedicado a guitarras de todos los estilos.

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. .

Para escuchar grandes versiones de canciones de los Beatles, hemos cogido a 10 famosos guitarristas. 3 de música clásica: MANUEL BARRUECO, MILOS KARADAGLIC y GORAN SOLLCHER. Dos históricos como CHET ATKINS y WES MONTGOMERY. Tres del mundo del rock y el jazz, LARRY CORYEL, GERGE BENSON y JEFF BECK. Y dos viejos amigos de Paco de Lucía: AL DI MEOLA y PAT METHENY. Una hora de música Beatles con SOBRESALIENTE.

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

Episode #18: Scholar and Cat Uploaded: June 26, 2021 Hugo Wolf: Italienisches Liederbuch, No. 33: Sterb' ich so hüllt in Blumen meine Glieder [4:01] Alexander Kipnis, bass Coenraad Valentijn Bos, piano Recorded May 25, 1934, No. 3 Studio, Abbey Road EMI CLASSICS 7243 5 66640 2 9 Theodore Chanler: Eight Epitaphs 1. Alice Rodd [1:31] 2. Susannah Fry [1:30] 3. Three Sisters [1:15] 4. Thomas Logge [1:22] 5. A Midget [1:48] 6. “No Voice to Scold” [1:08] 7. Ann Poverty [ :35] 8. “Be Very Quiet Now” [1:11] Samuel Barber: Hermit Songs, Op. 29 I. At St. Patrick's Purgatory [1:23] II. Church Bell at Night [ :48] III. St. Ita's Vision [2:40] IV. The Heavenly Banquet [1:10] V. The Crucifixion [1:53] VI. Sea-Snatch [ :39] VII. Promiscuity [ :53] VIII. The Monk and his Cat [2:05] IX. The Praises of God [ :56] X. The Desire for Hermitage [3:10] Aaron Copland: Twelve Poems of Emily Dickinson 1. Nature, the gentlest mother [3:39] 2. There came a wind like a bugle [1:21] 3. Why do they shut me out of Heaven? [1:45] 4. The world feels dusty [1:39] 5. Heart, we will forget him [2:05] 6. Dear March, come in! [2:01] 7. Sleep is supposed to be [2:31] 8. When they come back [1:40] 9. I felt a funeral in my brain [1:58] 10. I've heard an organ talk sometimes [2:09] 11. Going to Heaven! [2:37] 12. The Chariot [3:12] Sanford Sylvan, baritone David Breitman, piano ELEKTRA NONESUCH 9 79259-2 Isaac Albéniz: selections from First Suite Espagnola, Op. 47 Grenada (Serenata) [4:42] Catalûna (Curranda) [3:27] Sevilla (Sevillianas) [4:20] Cádiz (Cancíon) [4:20] Cuba (Capricho) [4:14] Enrique Granados, arr. by Manuel Barrueco: selections from Danzas españolas, Op. 37 Minuetto [3:00] Andaluza (Playera) [4:31] Zarabanda [4:00] Villanesca [5:27] Arabesca [5:12] Heitor Villa-Lobos: Suite popular bresileira I. Mazurka-Chôro [2:09] II. Schottish-Chôro [2:23] III. Valsa-Chôro [3:30] IV. Gavotta-Chôro [3:27] V. Chôrinho [3:41] Manuel Barrueco, guitar VOXBOX3 CD3X 3007 This episode is dedicated to the Memory of Donna Russell Defries.

durée : 00:30:09 - Musique de Cuba et d'Espagne par Manuel Barrueco - par : Sébastien Llinares - Pour son dernier CD, le grand guitariste cubain Manuel Barrueco fait un pont entre les musiques espagnoles et cubaines avec des pièces de Luis de Narváez et Sebastián Iradier, Ignacio Cervantes et une création de Roberto Sierra ! - réalisé par : Patrick Lérisset

durée : 00:30:09 - L'art de Manuel Barrueco, guitariste classique cubain - par : Sébastien Llinares - Retour sur la carrière exceptionnelle de Manuel Barrueco, guitariste classique, né à Cuba en 1952 et premier artiste de guitare classique à recevoir le Concert Artists Guild Award en 1974, à peine âgé de 22 ans ! - réalisé par : Patrick Lérisset

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.

Hemos preparado un programa con tres aventuras creativas. El guitarrista ALEXANDER LAGOYA, uno de los mejores en la discografía francesa del pasado …

PodCastizo nº103: El periplo madrileño de Manuel Altolaguirre. Manuel Altolaguirre, poeta, escritor, cineasta y, sobre todo, gran editor e impresor perteneciente a la Generación del 27. Es una de esas figuras menos conocidas por el gran público, pero cuya vida y obra, cuando nos detenemos a interesarnos por ella, nos descubre un personaje digno de despertar gran interés en los amantes de la cultura. En este episodio repasamos la vida de este madridado nacido en Málaga, de la mano del escritor y colaborador de PodCastizo Cesare Pría. Glosaremos su vida, deteniéndonos especialmente en sus estancias en Madrid, conociendo su actividad en la Villa y Corte, los lugares donde residió, las numerosas revistas que fundó y su ingente e importantísima actividad impresora. Descubriremos que algunos de esos lugares perduran en el Madrid actual, y serían dignos de instalar en ellos una imprenta y librería de la categoría de la famosa "Shakespeare and Company" de París. Si os interesa la literatura y la historia de nuestro Madrid, no os perdáis este episodio de PodCastizo, una perla fina muy poco conocida en medio de los numerosos temas que nos ofrece nuestra ciudad. ¡Disfrutadlo! Música que puede escucharse en este programa: - Vals Brillante, dentro de los Valses Poéticos de Enrique Granados. Interpretado por Alicia de Larrocha al piano. - Sonatina meridional, de Manuel Ponce. Interpretado a la guitarra por Manuel Barrueco. - Romance Anónimo, interpretado por Narciso Yepes a la guitarra. Referencias: www.hotelmadrisol.com _____ ¡Escríbenos! Puedes contactar con nosotros en: www.podcastizo.com Twitter: @PodCastizo Correo: oyentes@podcastizo.com También estamos en Facebook, Instagram y YouTube. ____________ Todos los audios de PodCastizo se distribuyen bajo licencia Creative Commons: Licencia Reconocimiento-NoComercial-SinObraDerivada 4.0 Internacional. Esta licencia está permanentemente ubicada en http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/. “PodCastizo” (R) Es una marca registrada. Todos los derechos reservados.

PodCastizo nº103: El periplo madrileño de Manuel Altolaguirre. Manuel Altolaguirre, poeta, escritor, cineasta y, sobre todo, gran editor e impresor perteneciente a la Generación del 27. Es una de esas figuras menos conocidas por el gran público, pero cuya vida y obra, cuando nos detenemos a interesarnos por ella, nos descubre un personaje digno de despertar gran interés en los amantes de la cultura. En este episodio repasamos la vida de este madridado nacido en Málaga, de la mano del escritor y colaborador de PodCastizo Cesare Pría. Glosaremos su vida, deteniéndonos especialmente en sus estancias en Madrid, conociendo su actividad en la Villa y Corte, los lugares donde residió, las numerosas revistas que fundó y su ingente e importantísima actividad impresora. Descubriremos que algunos de esos lugares perduran en el Madrid actual, y serían dignos de instalar en ellos una imprenta y librería de la categoría de la famosa "Shakespeare and Company" de París. Si os interesa la literatura y la historia de nuestro Madrid, no os perdáis este episodio de PodCastizo, una perla fina muy poco conocida en medio de los numerosos temas que nos ofrece nuestra ciudad. ¡Disfrutadlo! Música que puede escucharse en este programa: - Vals Brillante, dentro de los Valses Poéticos de Enrique Granados. Interpretado por Alicia de Larrocha al piano. - Sonatina meridional, de Manuel Ponce. Interpretado a la guitarra por Manuel Barrueco. - Romance Anónimo, interpretado por Narciso Yepes a la guitarra. Referencias: www.hotelmadrisol.com _____ ¡Escríbenos! Puedes contactar con nosotros en: www.podcastizo.com Twitter: @PodCastizo Correo: oyentes@podcastizo.com También estamos en Facebook, Instagram y YouTube. ____________ Todos los audios de PodCastizo se distribuyen bajo licencia Creative Commons: Licencia Reconocimiento-NoComercial-SinObraDerivada 4.0 Internacional. Esta licencia está permanentemente ubicada en http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/. “PodCastizo” (R) Es una marca registrada. Todos los derechos reservados.

John W. Warren is a classical guitarist, composer, and publisher, originally from based in the Washington DC area. He specializes in Latin American classical guitar and performs his own compositions as well music by many other composers. Warren performs frequently and in 2016 released the solo classical guitar CD Serenata de la Sirena, featuring nine original compositions as well as music from Brazil and Latin America.He’s a regular contributor to Classical Guitar magazine, on topics such as the guitar makers of Madrid, practical matters of composing for classical guitar, improvisation and classical guitar, and on amplification for classical guitar, interviewing world-class guitarists and composers such as Roland Dyens, Andrew York, Manuel Barrueco, Benjamin Verdery, and Dušan Bogdanovic, among others.A publishing professional, Warren is Director and Associate Professor of the Master of Professional Studies in Publishing program at the George Washington University. A veteran of more than twenty-eight years in the publishing industry, he has held positions including Director of the George Mason University Press, Marketing and Sales Director of Georgetown University Press, Marketing Director, Publications, at the RAND Corporation, and Marketing Manager at Fondo de Cultura Económica. He is also a translator, a frequent speaker at international publishing conferences, and has written and published several articles about publishing, including “Innovation and the Future of E-Books”, for which he was the winner of the International Award for Excellence in the development of the book.In this episode we discuss:HistoryWorking with Richard StoverFull-time music careers vs. part-timeWriting for Classical Guitar MagazineGoal SettingDeveloping Your Own StyleComposingRecordingWriting and Publishing For GuitarFind out more about John at:www.johnwwarren.com

Les presentamos nuestra nueva grabación Naxos con los conciertos para guitarra y armónica de Villa-Lobos. Entrevistamos al guitarrista Manuel Barrueco que nos comenta sus impresiones acerca de esta obra.

Midday on the Arts concludes today with an internationally acclaimed classical guitarist, the Russian American virtuoso Piotr Pakhomkin. He has toured the world, and won several international guitar competitions. After finishing his studies with Manuel Barrueco at Peabody, Piotr became the First Prize winner of the 2012 Mexican International Guitar Competition in Culiacan and has taken top prizes at the 2012 Boston GuitarFest International Guitar Competition, Great Lakes Guitar Competition, Montreal International Guitar Competition, and the European International Guitar Competition, “Enrico Mercatali,” in Italy. After completing the prestigious Strathmore Artist-in-Residence program in 2014, he returned to serve as a faculty member and mentor in their Institute for Artistic Development.​As the winner of the 2016 Respighi International Soloist Competition, he made his concerto and solo debut at Carnegie Hall in the Chamber Orchestra of New York's ----Masterwork Series---- in June 2018. Piotr plays exclusively on a 2010 Ross Gutmeier Guitar using Oasis GPX strings. He and his family have settled in Frederick, Maryland, where he founded and directs The Segovia Academy of Music, which provides music education and training to all ages and skill levels, ranging from the complete beginner to aspiring professionals.Piotr Pahkomkin joins us Live in Studio A and performs two pieces: Francisco Tarrega's Capricho Arabe and Johann Sebastian Bach's Prelude from Cello Suite No. 1.This segment was livestreamed on WYPR's Facebook page. You can watch the video of Mr. Pakhomkin's performance here, beginning at 39:19 in the video stream.Midday host Tom Hall opened the segment with an update on the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's labor-management dispute. Lovers of classical music are certainly aware that the members of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra are embroiled in a contentious contract dispute with BSO management. The musicians have been picketing in front of Meyerhoff Symphony Hall for much of the summer, after management canceled the summer season, and locked out the musicians. Midday has been in touch with members of the BSO administration and the players committee. Management will lift the lock-out on Monday. Both sides are meeting at this hour (noon on Friday, September 6) to try to reach an agreement by Monday, when rehearsals for the 2019-20 season are scheduled to begin. The first concert of the season is scheduled to take place at the Meyerhoff on Saturday night, September 14th at 8:00pm. Go to the BSO website for information about the event.The BSO musicians, separate from management, are producing their own concert that afternoon at 4:00pm at the New Shiloh Baptist Church with Music Director Marin Alsop on the podium, and guest artists Brian Stokes Mitchell, Janice Chandler Eteme, and choral singers from the community. You can find details about that concert event at the musicians' website.

Today I’m speaking with French guitar phenomenon Thomas Viloteau who’s approach to the instrument, its repertoire and its technique is reshaping the term ‘classical’ guitar, into something new, alive and forward thinking.Viloteau began studying guitar at the age of 12 and worked with with some the most prolific guitarists and teachers in Europe including Alvaro Pierri, Roland Dyens and Judacael.He won first prize at the GFA convention in 2006 and the Francisco Tarrega Competition in 2012 among others. After completing a doctorate at Eastman, his prestige and talent landed him a position at the Peabody Conservatory where he sits among the great guitarists and teachers, Manuel Barrueco and Julian Gray.Thomas is featured on Tonebase and GSI and is one of many younger guitarists who have embraced the technological advantages of the web and social media.We talk about his journey with guitar including his teachers, the need to take a break, his return to the guitar and school, working and surviving as a musician in this day and age, and a lot more.https://www.tigadorecords.com/https://www.tacticalguitaracademy.com/https://www.tacticalguitarist.com/

Hailed by Classical Guitar Magazine as "one of the bright lights of the younger generation of classical musicians, a player of tremendous skill and sensitivity," Russian-American guitarist, Piotr Pakhomkin has extensively performed and given masterclasses in Europe, Central America, and the U.S. Based in Washington, D.C., he was the only guitarist to be featured at Strathmore, Kennedy Center, and Phillips Collection series in the span of a single concert season in 2014.After finishing his studies with Manuel Barrueco at Peabody, Piotr won First Prize in the 2012 Mexican International Guitar Competition and has taken top prizes at the 2012 Boston GuitarFest International Guitar Competition, Great Lakes Guitar Competition, Montreal International Guitar Competition, and the European International Guitar Competition in Italy. After finishing the prestigious Strathmore Artist-in-Residence program in 2014, he returned to serve as a faculty member and mentor in their Institute for Artistic Development.As the winner of the 2016 Respighi International Soloist Competition, he made his concerto and solo debut at Carnegie Hall in the Chamber Orchestra of New York's "Masterwork Series" in June 2018.Piotr is a great example of next generation guitarists out there working and doing their best to sustain a career as a guitarist, in many capacities. I chatted with Piotr about his career, his unique start with the guitar, his latest album, how he has made his way so far, and so much more.

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. .

My guest today is the phenomenal classical guitarist Gohar Vardanyan. I first met Gohar when I performed a split concert with her way back in 2010 in Sacramento. I, and I think everyone else in the room, was just floored by her performance. We’ve kept in touch over the years and I always planned on having her on the show, so I was excited to get to speak with her sooner than I expected.Widely admired for her technique, artistry, and passionate performances Gohar has performed throughout the United States and internationally performing for numerous guitar societies, universities, and arts organizations, including the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, and guitar societies in Seattle, San Francisco, Houston, Miami, and New York City to name a few.She has appeared on National Public Radio in the United States and Radio Nacional in Argentina. Ms. Vardanyan has performed with the Juilliard Opera Center and as a soloist with the Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra and Panama National Symphony Orchestra. She has also been a guest artist at International Guitar Festivals in Canada, Panama, Italy, and Mexico. She has been featured on the cover of Classical Guitar Magazine and Guitar International Magazine has described her as “the complete package,” “with musicality and emotional quality . . . that one would expect from someone much older than the young wunderkind. Not only is she able to draw you into her performances with engaging musical interpretations, but she has the technical facility that is required of any concert level guitarist.”Her playing has been described as “passionate,” “evocative,” and “virtuosic.”Gohar is also an avid teacher maintaining a private studio in New York City and frequently teaches master classes and guitar technique workshops during her concert travels. She is an author of four books from Mel Bay Publications with a fifth one of its way. And she has a very extensive list of instructional guitar videos on both her own channel and the Strings by Mail channel.She began studying the guitar in her native Armenia at the age of five under the careful guidance of her father. At the age of eight, she gave her first public performance and also appeared on Armenian National Television. She went on to study with Antigoni Goni at the Pre-College Division of the Juilliard School. In 2001, Ms. Vardanyan studied with John Wunsch at the Interlochen Arts Academy. She was awarded the Young Artist’s Certificate from Interlochen Center for the Arts and the Harold Randolph Prize in performance from the Peabody Conservatory.Gohar holds a Master of Music Degree from The Juilliard School where she studied with Sharon Isbin and a Bachelor of Music degree from the Peabody Conservatory of Music where she studied with Manuel Barrueco. She is also an alumna of the Aspen Music Festival and School.In addition to these accolades, Gohar is sponsored by Strings by Mail and plays on Royal Classics Recital strings.I caught up with Gohar over Skype a couple weeks ago. She was very generous with her time and we were able to cover a lot of topics including how she got started with guitar, studying at prestigious schools, touring, booking and promoting as a first time performer, recording, teaching, and much more.

Dan Krikorian sits down with Manuel Barrueco, who has been called one of the worlds best living classical guitarists. They discuss Manuel's life in music, playing on the most renown stages worldwide, and how he came to love the New York Yankees.

The Beijing Guitar Duo are recognized as one of the worlds leading classical guitar duos. Both Meng Su and Yaming Wang have studied under and collaborated with the legendary Manuel Barrueco. They  continue to tour extensively internationally and have released number of CDs the latest  one called Bach to Dan Dun. I caught up with the duo on their recent visit to Australia and had a quick chat about their amazing guitar journey. I hope you enjoy my conversation with Meng Su and Yameng Wang.

We're delighted to welcome to Midday's Studio A the internationally acclaimed classical musician, Manuel Barrueco. A few years ago, Fanfare Magazine called the Cuban-born artist the world’s greatest living classical guitarist, and it’s hard to dispute that encomium. Three decades' worth of recordings and performances around the globe are the gold standard for legions of aspiring guitar players; for the past 25 years, he has shared his artistry and musical erudition with many of them at the Peabody Institute here in Baltimore.This weekend, Manuel Barrueco comes to Towson University to open the Baltimore Classical Guitar Society's 30th anniversary season, with a program titled The Spanish Guitar. The performance begins Saturday evening, October 28th at 8 p.m. in Towson’s Kaplan Hall. Manuel will perform pieces by Fernando Sor, Granados, and Falla. For directions and ticketing info, click here.

Empezamos la temporada viajando a nuestra Plaza Mayor, que este año 2017 celebra el 400 aniversario del inicio de su construcción. Esta plaza tan querida, tan presente en las vidas de la mayoría de los madrileños, está llena de secretos, rincones curiosos, personajes, comercios tradicionales y anécdotas interesantes, algunas de ellas poco conocidas y tremendamente curiosas. Hablaremos de ello con Piedad (@madridistinto) (www.madriddistinto.com). Contaremos con la visita del Duque de Lerma, valido de Felipe III, que nos honrará hablando para el programa... Presentan Sara Black y el Prof. Valnadú. _______________________________________________ GUÍA PARA LA ESCUCHA 00:00 - Presentación del programa. 00:05 - Origen de la Plaza Mayor. 00:09 - Primeros proyectos de reforma. 00:11 - Construcción de la nueva plaza en el siglo XVII. 00:14 - Inauguración de la nueva Plaza Mayor. 00:16 - El mercado en la Plaza Mayor. 00:19 - Historia de la escultura ecuestre de Felipe III. 00:27 - Los ajusticiamientos en la Plaza Mayor. 00:30 - La Plaza Mayor en llamas. 00:32 - El callejón del Infierno. 00:35 - Los Autos de Fe en la Plaza Mayor. El Gran Auto de Fe de 1680. 00:50 - Tertulia de los 4 Gatos. Hablamos con Piedad (@madridistinto) sobre curiosidades de la Plaza Mayor, desde las diferentes fiestas que allí se realizaron y realizan, hasta los locales tradicionales, el mercado de Navidad o lo sucedido en la Francesada. __________________________________________________________ MÚSICA QUE PUEDE ESCUCHARSE EN ESTE PROGRAMA: - "Stella Splendens", El llivre vermell (S.XIV). Capilla Musical y Escolanía de la Abadía de la Santa Cruz del Valle de los Caídos. Dir. Luis Lozano. Atrium musicae. EMI Classics. - Marionas - Gaspar Sanz (1640 - 1710). - Variaciones sobre un tema de Mozart, de Fernando Sor. Interpretado a la guitarra por Manuel Barrueco. - ¡AY, QUE ME ABRASO DE AMOR EN LA LLAMA! - Sebastián Durón (1660 - 1716). - Como no la andaré yo. Jordi Savall y Hespèrion XX. - AMOR CON FORTUNA - Juan del Encina (1468 - 1529) La Capella Reial de Catalunya - Hespérion XXI - Director: Jordi Savall. - Kyrie, BSO El Nombre de la Rosa. - Títulos finales, BSO El Nombre de la Rosa. - Local Hero. "Politics", de Yellowjackets. ________________________ Puedes contactar con nosotros en: www.podcastizo.com oyentes@podcastizo.com Twitter: @PodCastizo www.facebook.com/podcastizo/ Instagram: PodCastizo __________________________________ Todos los audios de PodCastizo se distribuyen bajo licencia Creative Commons: Licencia Reconocimiento-NoComercial-SinObraDerivada 4.0 Internacional. Esta licencia está permanentemente ubicada en http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/. "PodCastizo" (R) Es una marca registrada. Todos los derechos reservados.

Empezamos la temporada viajando a nuestra Plaza Mayor, que este año 2017 celebra el 400 aniversario del inicio de su construcción. Esta plaza tan querida, tan presente en las vidas de la mayoría de los madrileños, está llena de secretos, rincones curiosos, personajes, comercios tradicionales y anécdotas interesantes, algunas de ellas poco conocidas y tremendamente curiosas. Hablaremos de ello con Piedad (@madridistinto) (www.madriddistinto.com). Contaremos con la visita del Duque de Lerma, valido de Felipe III, que nos honrará hablando para el programa... Presentan Sara Black y el Prof. Valnadú. _______________________________________________ GUÍA PARA LA ESCUCHA 00:00 - Presentación del programa. 00:05 - Origen de la Plaza Mayor. 00:09 - Primeros proyectos de reforma. 00:11 - Construcción de la nueva plaza en el siglo XVII. 00:14 - Inauguración de la nueva Plaza Mayor. 00:16 - El mercado en la Plaza Mayor. 00:19 - Historia de la escultura ecuestre de Felipe III. 00:27 - Los ajusticiamientos en la Plaza Mayor. 00:30 - La Plaza Mayor en llamas. 00:32 - El callejón del Infierno. 00:35 - Los Autos de Fe en la Plaza Mayor. El Gran Auto de Fe de 1680. 00:50 - Tertulia de los 4 Gatos. Hablamos con Piedad (@madridistinto) sobre curiosidades de la Plaza Mayor, desde las diferentes fiestas que allí se realizaron y realizan, hasta los locales tradicionales, el mercado de Navidad o lo sucedido en la Francesada. __________________________________________________________ MÚSICA QUE PUEDE ESCUCHARSE EN ESTE PROGRAMA: - "Stella Splendens", El llivre vermell (S.XIV). Capilla Musical y Escolanía de la Abadía de la Santa Cruz del Valle de los Caídos. Dir. Luis Lozano. Atrium musicae. EMI Classics. - Marionas - Gaspar Sanz (1640 - 1710). - Variaciones sobre un tema de Mozart, de Fernando Sor. Interpretado a la guitarra por Manuel Barrueco. - ¡AY, QUE ME ABRASO DE AMOR EN LA LLAMA! - Sebastián Durón (1660 - 1716). - Como no la andaré yo. Jordi Savall y Hespèrion XX. - AMOR CON FORTUNA - Juan del Encina (1468 - 1529) La Capella Reial de Catalunya - Hespérion XXI - Director: Jordi Savall. - Kyrie, BSO El Nombre de la Rosa. - Títulos finales, BSO El Nombre de la Rosa. - Local Hero. "Politics", de Yellowjackets. ________________________ Puedes contactar con nosotros en: www.podcastizo.com oyentes@podcastizo.com Twitter: @PodCastizo www.facebook.com/podcastizo/ Instagram: PodCastizo __________________________________ Todos los audios de PodCastizo se distribuyen bajo licencia Creative Commons: Licencia Reconocimiento-NoComercial-SinObraDerivada 4.0 Internacional. Esta licencia está permanentemente ubicada en http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/. "PodCastizo" (R) Es una marca registrada. Todos los derechos reservados.

Short conversation with Meng Su about her concert at the Baltimore Museum of Art on Saturday, January 28, 2017 at 8:00 PM and her two master classes, Jan. 22 and Jan. 29 at 2:00 PM at UMBC. For tickets, clikc here: http://www.bcgs.org

In this podcast, Manuel Barrueco talks to Meng Su about her CD "Meng" which was released on Tonar Music on July 1, 2016. Manuel Barrueco was the executive producer on this recording.

In this podcast, Jonathan Palevsky (WBJC) interviews Manuel Barrueco about the CD and publication of works by Fernando Sor.

UK based Aquarelle Guitar Quartet has been steadily building an international reputation since forming in 1999. Alongside the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet and Guitar Trek they were one of the first guitar chamber groups of its kind and have continued to bring this dynamic form to new audiences.  They have appeared at major guitar festivals and released six albums and are known for their captivating performances. On this episode( which was a four way Skype chat) we talk about their career highlights and challenges as well as their new album release  called Aspects. I hope you enjoy my conversation with Mike Baker, Rory Russell and Vasilis Bessas from the Aquarelle Guitar Quartet. Music Featured in this episode includes: From their recent release Aspects Quiccan by Andrew York Flippen (The Flip) by Karl Mikael Marin and The Punch Brothers      This podcast is brought to you by LatinGuitar Mastery.com find lessons and articles on Latin Guitar styles including Brasilian, Flamenco, and Spanish Classical Guitar. Use the code Conversation to receive a $5 off your first months membership! Thanks for listening to this episode don’t forget to write a review or leave a comment on iTunes or visit www.sergioercole.com to hear more great interviews which include John Williams, Manuel Barrueco, Tommy Emmanuel and lots more! See you next time.

Xuefei Yang (Fei) is acclaimed as one of the world’s finest classical guitarists. Born in China, Xueifei was performing at the age of 14 in International Guitar competitions. She is signed to a top UK agency and is keeping busy touring, recording and collaborating with acclaimed artists. She will be in performing in Melbourne next week and in our conversation we talk about her latestCD from Bach to Brasil, her story and recent projects. I hope you enjoy my conversation with xeufei yang. You can catch Xuefei in Melbourne next week on November 3rd at the Melbourne Recital centre.   This podcast is brought to you by LatinGuitar Mastery.com find lessons and articles on Latin Guitar styles including Brasilian, Flamenco, and Spanish Classical Guitar. Use the code Conversation to receive a $5 off your first months membership! Thanks for listening to this episode don't forget to write a review or leave a comment on iTunes or visit www.sergioercole.com to hear more great interviews which include John Williams, Manuel Barrueco, Tommy Emmanuel and lots more! See you next time. 

Manuel Barrueco is a living legend of the classical guitar. For the past three decades has been at the forefront of classical guitar performance touring, recording, commissioning works and transcribing music for the guitar. He has also mentored a number of highly successful young guitar talents where he teaches at Peabody Institute in Baltimore.   It was a real pleasure to speak with the maestro about his recent projects including the latest releases on his label Tonar Music, as well as some of the finer aspects of his craft. Music Invierno Porteño by Astor Piazzola from the album Solo Piazzolla Farewell by Sergio Assad performed by Manuel Barrueco and Franco Platino from the album Virtuoso Guitar Duos.   Today’s podcast is brought to you by audible.com – I listen to a lot of audiobooks and audible is the best platform I have found, and they have a great offer; get a FREE audiobook download and 30 day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/guitarconversations  Over 180,000 titles to choose from for any mobile device. Thanks for you support!

On this episode of Guitar Conversations I interview guitarist Yuri Liberzon. He is a graduate of Peabody Institute and Yale University having studied with Manuel Barrueco and Benjamin Verdery. Yuri has recently released his first solo CD called Ascension. We talk about his new release and his journey so far in the world of classical guitar.

(Sorry about the sound quality, some issues with the microphones) Jonathan Palevsky interviews Manuel Barrueco in ref to "China West".

When I'm learning a new piece or searching the repertoire for something new, or maybe I just can't seem to make immediate sense of a score, I like to listen to a variety of interpretations via recordings. Over the years I've developed my “go to” list for recording artists, stellar players like David Russell, Manuel Barrueco, Scott Tennant, Pepe Romero, and Adam Holzman. Cornering Holzman for a chat at the GFA symposium a couple of weeks ago, I finally had the chance to ask him about some those phenomenal albums. He is among the first classical guitarists to record on the Naxos label, and has recorded several series of complete works from a range of composers, including two discs of Sor, two discs of Ponce, many of Lauro's Venezuelan Waltzes, and most recently Mertz's Bardenklang. Not to mention that every time I see him live I love his playing too, and I'm often struck by his especially engaging approach to composers of the classical style like Carulli, Giuliani, and Sor, as he somehow transforms works I'm tired of, or unsure about, into music I adore. In this episode you'll hear him discuss his preparations for recording, some excellent practice techniques, his current experience teaching three GFA finalists, in addition to picking some great music from his ample library of recordings for us to listen to, including pieces by Sor, Ponce, and Lauro.

In this podcast, Jonathan Palevsky of WBJC interviews Manuel Barrueco about his new CD, "MEDEA" which includes solo Spanish guitar music by Albeniz and Granados, and Medea for guitar and orchestra by Manolo Sanlucar, recorded with the Tenerife Symphony Orchestra and Victor Pablo Perez conducting.

Click on the link below to listen to a podcast on Manuel Barrueco, presented by Ángel Sanchez Manglanos in the program LA GUITARRA on RNE. (published here with permission). This podcast is in Spanish. This podcast is in Spanish. http://media6.rtve.es/resources/TE_SGUITAR/mp3/6/8/1323027065586.mp3 Hacer clic en el enlace para escuchar un podcast sobre Manuel Barrueco, presentado por Ángel Sanchez Manglanos en el programa LA GUITARRA de la RNE. (publicado aquí con permiso). Ese podcast es en español. http://media6.rtve.es/resources/TE_SGUITAR/mp3/6/8/1323027065586.mp3

In this podcast, Jonathan Palevsky asks Manuel questions from Sean Samimi and Richard Callaghan.

Here Jonathan Palevsky and Manuel Barrueco discuss the new Tarrega! recording.

In this podcast Manuel Barrueco discusses questions from Jeff Covey, William Bergman and Abdul Razaq on how to shape nails, sound production, and digital distribution.

In this podcast, Jonathan Palevsky interviews the Beijing Guitar Duo (Meng Su & Yameng Wang) and their mentor Manuel Barrueco, about the duo's upcoming NY debut at Carnegie Hall, Weill Recital Hall on Friday, April 24, 2010 at 8pm, as recipients of the "Solomon H. Snyder Prize," and about their new CD "Maracaípe."

In this podcast, Manuel Barrueco answers questions from students at Levine School of Music. The questions are asked by his former student and now Chair of the Guitar Department at Levine School of Music, Risa Carlson. The music is from "Virtuoso Guitar Duos" with Manuel Barrueco and Franco Platino who also teaches at Levine School of Music.

In this podcast, Manuel Barrueco answers questions from students at Levine School of Music. The questions are asked by his former student and now Chair of the Guitar Department at Levine School of Music, Risa Carlson. The music is from "Virtuoso Guitar Duos" with Manuel Barrueco and Franco Platino who also teaches at Levine School of Music.

In this podcast, Manuel Barrueco answers questions from Malcolm Watson, Alvaro Mendizabal, Bob Greenspan and Robert Trent.

In this podcast, Manuel Barrueco talks with Jonathan Palevsky about "Sounds of the Americas" his recording with the Cuarteto Latinomaericano.

In this podcast, Manuel Barrueco talks about the "Concierto de Aranjuez" by Joaquin Rodrigo with Jonathan Palevsky.

In this podcast, Manuel Barrueco talks about Roberto Sierra and Placido Domingo with Jonathan Palevsky.

In this podcast, Jonathan Palevsky interviews Manuel Barrueco and composer Gabriela Lena Frank about the new commission "Inca Dances" which was written for Manuel Barrueco and Cuarteto Latinoamericano, and appears on their new CD "Sounds of the Americas."

In this podcast, Manuel Barrueco talks about guitars and sound with Jonathan Palevsky.

In this podcast, Manuel Barrueco talks about his teachers, including Aaron Shearer, his years at Peabody and himself as a teacher.

In this podcast, Manuel Barrueco talkes about the making of "Solo Piazzolla" and "Tango Sensations" and traveling.

Manuel Barrueco is interviewed by Jonathan Palevsky of WBJC. This podcast episode is an introduction to future episodes which will include topics such as guitars, sound, new music, teachers and teaching, students, recordings, composers etc. While most of the episodes will include interviews with Manuel Barrueco, there will be interviews with other people such as composers and students as well.