Programme:
VILLA-LOBOS Chôros No.1
Paula CHILD Mazurka-Chôros
Quique SINESI Cielo Abierto
J.S. BACH Lute Suite in E minor, BWV. 996
Prelude & Presto
Allemande
Courante
Sarabande
Bourrée
Gigue
COSTE Fantasie Dramatique "Le Départ", Op.31
HOUGHTON God of the Northern Forest
HOUGHTON Kinkachoo I Love You
Miroslav TADIĆ Walk Dance
Part of our Around The World in 80 Concerts series
‘A worthy successor to Julian Bream’ – BBC Music Magazine
Australian born guitarist Craig Ogden is one of the most exciting artists of his generation. He studied guitar from the age of seven and percussion from the age of 13, and is the youngest instrumentalist to have received a Fellowship from the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester.
One of the UK’s most recorded guitarists, his recordings for Virgin/EMI, Chandos, Nimbus, Hyperion, Sony and Classic FM have received wide acclaim. Craig’s Classic FM albums The Guitarist, Summertime and Summer Guitar all shot straight to No.1 in the UK classical chart. Craig has performed concertos with all of the main UK orchestras plus many abroad and has presented on BBC Radio 3 and on ABC Classic FM (Australia). In addition to his position at the RNCM, Craig is also Associate Artist at The Bridgewater Hall and Director of the Dean and Chadlington Summer Music Festival.
The programme will come alive in the hands of Craig Ogden, who will perform a rich mix of music from around the world! Watch live online as he transports us on a journey to Brazil with music by Heitor Villa-Lobos, Argentina with Quique Sinesi and back to Europe with Miroslav Tadić and J.S. Bach.
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