Mark,
Thank you for your response to my email on repertoire for Baritone and
Guitar. You have really given me a lot of wonderful repertoire
suggestions. I will email you if I have any further questions.
Thanks,
Bill Alley
Baritone
Boston, MA
At 10:19 PM 11/16/00 -0500, you wrote:
>On Thu, 16 Nov 2000, Bill Alley wrote:
>
> > I am looking for repertoire suggestions for Lyric Baritone and Guitar. I
> > would like to do a program with classical guitar.
> > Do any subscribers know of any classical guitarist in the Boston area? I
> > would appreciate any repertoire suggestions.
>
>Bill, I have performed a recital with a classical guitarist and will offer
>some suggestions based on that recital and the research I did for
>it. Here's the info:
>
>English Renaissance Songs, ed. Benko - medium voice, guitar
>Belles Deesses, Jean-Baptiste Besard - medium voice, guitar (baroque)
>Gitarrelieder, Carl Maria von Weber - medium voice, guitar (19th)
>
>Vogelweide, Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco - baritone, guitar (20th)
>No quiero tus avellanas, Jesus Guridi - medium voice, guitar (20th)
>
>Rock n' Roll Session, Irwin Heilner - baritone, electric guitar (20th)
>
>
>Others you might be interested in:
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>Drei Lieder, Franz Joseph Haydn - medium voice, guitar (18th)
>Drei Adventlieder, Franz Burkhart - medium voice, oboe, guitar (20th)
>Four Songs, John Beckwith - baritone, guitar (20th)
>Tell Me Where Fancy Is Bred, Elliot Carter - medium voice, guitar (20th)
>Funf Lieder, Paul Dessau - low voice, guitar (20th)
>Cantares, Roberto Gerhard - medium voice, guitar (20th)
>Epilog, Martin Christoph Redel - baritone, guitar, alto flute (20th)
>Folias canarias, Joaquin Rodrigo - medium voice, guitar (20th)
>
>Believe or not, you can also find Schubert and Brahms arranged for guitar
>(I believe Schubert, as well as Mozart, may have a couple of original
>pieces for voice and guitar, but alas, they are for high voice, as is
>Handel's No se emendera jamas.) Someone also recommended Castelnuovo-
>Tedesco's Divan of Moses... - that is for soprano only. In your research,
>you will find an enourmous amount of repertoire for high voice and
>guitar.
>
>Mark Montgomery
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