Podcast appearances and mentions of roland dyens

En música todo es subjetivo. Sobre gustos no hay nada escrito dice el refrán. Y a veces grandes músicos o cantantes nos sacan del atolladero cuando graban discos dedicados a sus preferencias musicales. Por ejemplo, de un guitarrista considerado “guitarrista de oro” por la discografía francesa , se ha reeditado su álbum más premiado y cotizado con el título de CANCIONES FRANCESAS. Se llama, mejor se llamaba porque fallelció en el 2016, RONALD DYENS y quiso grabar, con su guitarra, las 26 canciones que el consideraba mejores canciones en la historia de la música popular francesa. Escucharemos 12 de aquellas canciones y, para comprender mejor el trabajo de ROLAND DYENS, antes de sus versiones, iremos escuchando unos segundos a quienes las compusieron o cantaron.

A teen guitarist brings a percussive work by Roland Dyens, an 18-year-old cellist performs a Beethoven Cello Sonata, and a teen soprano sings a work entitled "Joy". We also hear a flashback performance from a French Horn player who was featured on the show back in 2012.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

durée : 00:05:59 - "Tango en skaï" de Roland Dyens - "Cette pièce est un pastiche, une caricature du tango argentin. Roland Dyens a imaginé une musique avec les traits caractéristiques du tango. Quand le Tango en Skaï a pris sa forme définitive, il le présentait comme un traditionnel, n'osant pas dire qu'il était le compositeur !" Sébastien Llinarès

Philadelphia Orchestra's Principal Bassist Joseph Conyers is back as co-host as we meet a bright teen harpist whose commitment to her instrument is so strong she commutes weekly from Virginia to New York for lessons and a vibrant 12-year-old guitarist plays a fiery work by Roland Dyens and talks about his love for fishing, movies, and performing with his sisters. Peter Dugan and Joseph Conyers open the program with a moving interpretation of Florence Price's Adoration.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Summary Episode 26: A native of Italy, D'Agostino has made his considerable international mark as a musical artist on the guitar since he arrived in America 37 years ago. In 2017 Guitar Player listed him as one of the 50 transcendent superheroes of the acoustic guitar. The CD, “Every Step of The Way,” was awarded by Acoustic Guitar's People's Choice Awards with a Bronze medal for Best Acoustic Album of All Time. His signature Seagull acoustic guitar has been voted among the ten best signature guitars by Guitar Player magazine. To date, Peppino has recorded 19 CD's, performed in over thirty-seven countries at international festivals and concert halls. He has shared the stage with such greats as Leo Kottke, Sergio Assad, Larry Carlton, Eric Johnson, Tommy Emmanuel, Martin Taylor, Roland Dyens, David Tanenbaum, and many more. https://vimeo.com/790739398 (Timestamps are for audio version of the podcast.) 00:25 Introducing Peppino D'Agostino 1:49 Greetings! 2:35 Peppino's early influences 3:53 How he listened to Santana, John McLoughlin, John Renbourn, Leo Kottke & more... 4:51 Peppino's unconventional musical education - learning without formal lessons 5:42 How orchestras and bands drive his musical inspiration 12:18 Peppino talks about his classical guitar approach to steel string guitar 18:43 An adventure into recording a jazz rock / acoustic fusion album 20:22 Learn about Adam & Peppino's "Sicily Guitar Retreat" September 11-15, 2023 (more info available at musicworldretreats.com) 27:14 Peppino's 5 unexpected favorite albums of all time... 31:28 What is Peppinoi practicing currently 34:45 Peppino's final advice for guitarists Peppino's Links Peppino's Website Peppino's Guitar Workshops and Music World Retreats Youtube Facebook Instagram Twitter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn8V07VZLE4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RESPkp0IlcY Never Miss an Episode - Subscribe NOW!

D'après le recueil d'Eric Orsena, et sur une musique de Kalil Chahine un mini récit suivi par un extrait de l'album guitare de Roland Dyens. Durée 6 minutes.

J'ai eu le très grand plaisir d'interviewer par téléphone la guitariste Gaëlle Solal qui vient de publier pour le label Eudora un hommage à Villa Lobos, avec des compositeurs qui l'ont précédé, des compositeurs lui ayant succédé et des oeuvres de Villa Lobos bien sûr. Gaëlle Solal évoque sa passion pour ce compositeur, les figures telle que son maître Roland Dyens et sa joie de jouer sur les instruments qu'elle a choisis.

HIPcast is back! In episode 170* Jasmine Tutton, the new Listings Editor, shares what it is like to join the HIP team; Fiona McGarry, Arts Editor, shares a favourite article from HIP 168 www.hastingsindependentpress.co.uk/arts/ready-for-the-next-act/; Rod Webb, Community Editor talks about urban exploration from the current edition; Helen Drake, Features Editor, reflects on current contributions from our youngest and oldest writers; Garry James, Social Media Editor, tells us about how you can subscribe to the new HIP Newsletter and Tom Bruges plays us out with 'Tango en Skai' by Roland Dyens. Hopefully something for everyone! (*No you haven't missed a huge number of podcasts since the last one, it's just that we have decided to match the number to the current edition of the paper.) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hastings-independent-press/message

El periodista argentino Franco Colamarino escribió que las cantautoras gemelas Las Áñez, colombianas, habían creado un nuevo género: «la música molecular». Con ellas comenzamos un programa en el que suenan Roland Dyens, Ayọ, Lucio Dalla, Manu Chao, Caetano Veloso, António Zambujo o Milla Viljamaa. Idas y vueltas. Escuchar audio

Escuchamos a Debussy, René Aubry, Stacey Kent, Roland Dyens, Terry Callier, Melody Gardot, Françoise Hardy, Benjamin Biolay y otros nombres que no contienen «y» como Luz Casal o Carla Bruni. Un paseo por París. Escuchar audio

durée : 00:46:28 - Remède à la mélancolie - par : Eva Bester - "Deux heures moins le quart avant Jésus-Christ" de Jean Yanne, Gary Larson, Albert Marquet, Jean-Baptiste Sécheret, Roland Dyens, Carlos Barbosa Lima, le dessin et la randonnée en montagne... Retrouvez tous les remèdes de notre invité !

durée : 00:30:09 - Roland Dyens - par : Sébastien Llinares - Roland Dyens est né le 19 octobre 1955 à Tunis et mort le 29 octobre 2016 à Paris. Nous célèbrerons la musique de ce virtuose sensible, excentrique et indispensable. - réalisé par : Patrick Lérisset

클래식 기타와 일반 기타, 혹시 차이점을 아시나요? 클래식 기타는 일반 기타보다 작지만 부드러운 음색을 갖고 있습니다. 박규희 기타리스트의 설명에 따르면, '포근하게 안아주는' 음색이라고도 합니다. 올해로 데뷔앨범 발매 10주년을 맞은 박규희 기타리스트는 섬세한 테크닉과 뛰어난 곡 해석력으로 전 세계 리스너들의 사랑을 받고 있습니다. 험난한 귀국 과정과 슬럼프 극복 방법, 다니엘 프리드리히가 제작한 특별한 악기까지 다양한 이야기 나누어 보았습니다. 오늘 방송에서는 커튼콜 최초! 깜짝 라이브 연주가 준비되어 있습니다. 또한 아래 곡들도 함께 들으실 수 있습니다. (꼭 들어보세요!)♬ Tarrega - 알함브라 궁전의 추억 (Recuerdos De La Alhambra) 00;18;30♬ Barrios - Julia Florida 00;33;19♬ Roland Dyens - 열정 (Fuoco from 'Libra Sonatine') 00;48;27♬ 숲속의 꿈(Un Sueno En La Floresta) 00;56;08♬ 깜짝 라이브 연주 00;51;57진행: 김수현 기자, 박찬민 아나운서 | 출연: 박규희 기타리스트

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

Today, Live in Studio A, we welcome French guitar virtuoso Thomas Viloteau. A child prodigy who has lived, studied and performed all over the world, he’s won a guitar case full of prestigious international guitar competitions. In 2019, he joined the guitar faculty at the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University.Today, he performs two pieces for us: Le Passage des Alpes by Napoleon Coste, and Tango En Skai by Roland Dyens. Mr. Viloteau is one of three guitarists who will be playing at the Monument City Brewing Company in Baltimore Saturday night (9/28) to kick off the new Bach in the Brewery Concert Series, a project of the Baltimore School of Music. The BSM's owner and CEO James Lowe will host the event and also perform, along with Isaac Greene. For directions and Eventbrite ticket info, click here.This performance was livestreamed on WYPR's Facebook page; watch the video here.

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/

A violonista Elodie, fala sobre Roland Dyens

C'est le Walter's Weekly Show, la Semaine de Walter, saison 5 épisode 125 ! Et c'est pas du Miyazaki ! Entendu dans cet épisode Les bruitages de Star Wars à la bouche Victory Celebration à l'ocarina Game of thrones smooth version Micheline Dax compilation - Interview avec Roger Carrel - imitant Darry Cowl Les aventures de Tintin - Shine on you crazy diamond - par Knauskoret Don't let me down - Home demo de John Lennon - Voix seules Dylan broke up the Beatles Neil Young Needle of death How deep is your love par Boyz 2 Men Ile de Ré par Claude Nougaro par Roland Dyens à la guitare - par Hector Awol à l'accordéon Super Mario au sheng Moovy Memoryz Café-Klatch Gamecraft Splitscreen Kultur-Breakdown The Broclash Avec la participation de Melle Hobby - Abi le Fanu - Cirbafe Laurent Doucet - Geoffroy - Armos Quenton - Joël Crest - Nelson Helmut von Straffenberg - Nico de Paname - Eliott Merci à BigbenR - Chris Crapez - IntheBlix - PurBeurre

Chapdelaine is the only person to have won both the GFA competition (as a matter of fact the very first one) and the National Fingerstyle Championship. If you happen see Chapdelaine live you'll see him switch effortlessly between the steel string and the nylon string guitars and hear a blend of his autobiographical compositions, his spot-on arrangements of Rock ‘n' Roll classics like “Come Together” and “Hit the Road Jack,” and classical pieces by composers like Roland Dyens, Leo Brouwer, and Bach. On today's episode you'll Mike's take on arranging for the solo guitar, about his impactful and perspective changing run-in with Segovia, and overall I think you'll get the sense that it's never a bad idea to embrace those big life changes by taking those risky leaps into new realms, as Chapdelaine has done over and over again.

Traditionally, the great composers like Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven have also been virtuosos on their instruments- Bach on the organ, Mozart, Beethoven, Liszt, and Brahms on the piano, Paganini on the violin. In the classical guitar world this connection between performer and composer is even stronger, almost to the point of requirement. The list includes almost every guitar/lute composer we know, from Dowland, Sanz, Da Milano, Mudarra, and de Murcia to Tárrega, Barrios, Giuliani, Sor, and the list goes on… In today's classical guitar world, among the most prolific and successful participants in this tradition of performer/composer is Roland Dyens. His compositions and arrangements have become an integral part of today's classical guitar repertoire. The maestro was kind enough to give me an hour of his time between concerts and flights to discuss his composition and arranging, his love for the music of Fernando Sor, his improvisations, and lots more.