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A Publication of the Minnesota Guitar Society • P.O. Box 14986 • Minneapolis, MN 55414
MARCH / APRIL 2015
VOL. 31 NO. 2
Sundin Music Hall Concerts!
Saturday, March 28
Jérémy Jouve, Classical Guitar
J
“Without a doubt one of the bright lights of the young generation of classical guitarists.”
(Univers Guitare, January 2005)
érémy Jouve, 2003 winner of the First Prize
of the prestigious International Guitar
Competition organized by the Guitar
Foundation of America, Grammy nominated
artist in 2014, enjoys an international concert
career, playing in some of the world’s most
important festivals in addition to being a
Naxos Records recording artist.
Born in 1979, Jouve began studying the
guitar in Chambéry, France, and obtained at
the early age of 13 the “Premier Prix” of the
Grenoble Conservatoire National de Région.
This prize enabled him to be admitted to the
studio of Eric Franceries, who was to become
extremely important to Jouve’s early musical development. Moving to Paris at 18, he
studied with Maestro Alberto Ponce at the
Ecole Normale de Musique/Alfred Cortot
and at the Conservatoire National Supérieur
de Musique et de Danse (CNSMDP), where
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Friday, April 17
Antigoni Goni,
Classical Guitar
See article on p. 4
Minnesota Guitar Society—Find us and like us on Facebook!
From the editor:
Wow are we excited for our spring artists! We have a local
artist concert featuring Maja Radovanlija at Hosmer L:ibrary.
Our annual Guitar Society Board Concert features performances from members of our board on March 21 at the Soundbite
Café at McNally Smith College of Music – this is your chance
to meet the members of the board, eat fancy treats, hear great
music and give back to this great society that brings fantastic guitarists to the state, year after year. Our Sundin Music
Hall series continues with the outstanding guitarist Jérémy
Jouve from France in March and the fabulous Antigoni Goni
from Greece in April, both winners of the prestigious Guitar
Foundation of America prize.
Thanks as always for your support! Your donations, memberships and support are what keep this organization running.
You can contact the editor at <[email protected]>.
Emily Wright
To reserve tickets for any
Sundin Hall concert, please
call 612-677-1151 or visit the
MGS web site,
<www.mnguitar.org>.
The Annual
Minnesota Guitar
Society Board
Concert
Fundraiser with performances by
members of the MGS Board
March 21, 7 p.m.
McNally Smith Soundbite Café
19 Exchange Street East, St Paul, second level
No tickets required, donations encouraged.
The Guitar Society is a non-profit, volunteer
organization with one, part time employee. Our
society is funded through grants, donations,
memberships and ticket sales. Your support is
needed for us to continue to bring outstanding
guitarists to perform for our audiences.
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Guitar Society
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guitarist
Sundin Music Hall Concert
Jérémy Jouve, continued from p. 1
he was also a student
of Roland Dyens. After
graduating with degrees
in guitar and chamber
music, Jérémy decided
to broaden his musical horizons. He elected
to join an advanced
training course under
the guidance of Laszlo
Hadady, oboe soloist of
the Paris-based Ensemble
Intercontemporain.
Already an award winner at several international competitions, in 2002 Jouve won First Prize at the Tychy International
Guitar Competition (Poland) followed by First Prize at the prestigious International Guitar competition organized in Mexico
during November 2003 by the Guitar Foundation of America.
Following this success, he embarked upon a 40-recital tour of the
United States, Canada and Mexico during the 2004-2005 season.
Jérémy Jouve’s career has brought him to some of the most
important stages and festivals of the musical world, including Moscow’s Tchaikowsky Hall, Germany’s Iserlhon Guitar
Symposium, the French National Radio festival, the Sanok
International Guitar Festival in Poland, the Alliances Francaises
of India, and elsewhere in Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary,
Greece, Italy, Switzerland and Macedonia, among other countries.
Jérémy Jouve has always been active in a diverse array of musical projects. Among his many abiding interests are jazz, Indian
classical music and contemporary music, which has found him
concertizing on the electric guitar in various ensembles. A seasoned chamber musician, he regulary performs in several chamber music groups, in association with Sébastien Droy (tenor,
nominated for French National Classical Music Award 2007) and
Judicael Perroy (winner of the GFA competition in 1997), with
whom Jouve has formed a duo currently enjoying widespread
attention.
Jérémy Jouve released his first solo compact disc on the
Naxos label in 2004. He completed a multi-disc set of the complete guitar of Joachín Rodrigo on the Naxos label in 2008. He
received a Grammy Nomination in 2014 for his album, Traveling
Sonata - European Music For Flute & Guitar, which he co-produced
with Viviana Guzman, for the category of Producer of the Year
(Classical).
Classical Guitar Instruction
beginning /advanced
Joseph
Hagedorn
University of River Falls, WI Faculty Member
612•374•4681
Minnesota Guitar Society Raffle
Tickets $5 each - payable to MGS
Drawing to take place at the Classical Guitarathon - May 30, 2015
Grand Prize:
1983 Jose Ramirez classical guitar
Brazilian Rosewood and Cedar
One owner - Exceptional Condition
Appraised at $9,000 to $10,000
Second Prize (3 available):
2015-16 MGS season tickets ($120 value)
Third Prize (6 available):
MGS T-shirt ($20 value each)
Winners need not be present at the drawing to win.
All proceeds from this raffle go to benefit the
Minnesota Guitar Society, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
MGS board members and immediate family are ineligible to win.
The very generous donor of this 1983 Ramirez guitar is a
long time MGS member and supporter whose guitar playing
days have tragically been cut short by Parkinson’s Disease. Our
donor is doing very well overall and staying busy in his retirement, spending time with family and friends, but his guitar
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playing became limited to the point that he decided to move on
from his days as a hands-on guitar fan.
All proceeds from this raffle will go to benefit the Minnesota
Guitar Society, but we would also invite you to consider making
a donation to the National Parkinson Foundation as a show of
appreciation for the important work they do.
To purchase raffle tickets by mail:
Please send payment ($5 per ticket) to:
Minnesota Guitar Society
PO Box 14986
Minneapolis, MN 55414
To purchase raffle tickets through the MGS web site:
Please e-mail MGS artistic director Joe Hagedorn for
instructions, <[email protected]>.
Tickets purchased by mail or on-line will be filled out and
deposited in the raffle box with the receipt stubs mailed back to
the purchaser.
Raffle tickets are also available for purchase at our
Sundin Music Hall concerts.
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Sundin Music Hall Concert
Greek Guitarist Antigoni Goni at Sundin
Music Hall on April 17 — by Annett Richter
O
n April 17, Greekborn, internationally renowned
classical guitarist Antigoni
Goni will be with us at
Sundin Hall, presenting a
diverse program of guitar
music from the nineteenth
and twentieth centuries. It
has been several years since
her past performance for
the Minnesota Guitar Society, and we’re delighted to welcome her
back this Spring.
I first heard Antigoni Goni in the 1990s when she gave a
guest recital during the annual Christopher Parkening Guitar
Masterclass at Montana State University in Bozeman. I particularly remember her extraordinary musicality. For Goni, technique
is only a means to an end: “Technique should only and always be
a humble servant of the music.” Ultimately, her goal is to move
her audiences. She firmly believes in creating for her listeners “an
artistic experience that touches [their] heart[s].”
Ms. Goni’s career has been international from the beginning. While pursuing her first guitar studies in the 1980s with
Evangelos Assimakopoulos at the National Conservatory of
Sundin Music Hall 2014-15
Concert Series — At a Glance!!
Saturday, March 28
Jérémy Jouve — Classical guitarist from France
Friday, April 17
Antigoni Goni — Classical guitarist from Greece
Saturday, May 30
Classical Guitarathon — featuring professional
classical guitar players from Minnesota
Tickets: $22 (general admission), $17 (MGS members & seniors)
$10 (students & patrons with limited means)
Sundin Music Hall is on the
Hamline University Campus at
1536 Hewitt Ave. in St. Paul.
Directions: from I-94, head north on
Snelling Ave. in St. Paul, past University Ave. to Hewitt Ave.
Turn right, Sundin Hall is on your left, a half-block east of
Snelling. Free parking is available one block past the hall, in lots
off Hewitt (on your right) or off Pascal (1 block north).
Athens, Greece, she won the 1988 Havana International Guitar
Competition. As a result, Leo Brouwer, the competition’s Artistic
Director, recommended Goni to the Royal Academy of Music in
London where she studied with John Mills and Julian Bream.
She also attended masterclasses with Oscar Ghiglia in Siena,
Italy. After moving to the United States, she studied with Sharon
Isbin at Juilliard.
Ms. Goni is the winner of many prizes at international competitions, among others the Julian Bream Prize and the Concerto
Prize at the Royal Academy of Music in 1991, the Laureate
Bayerischer Rundfunk International Competition in Germany
in 1993, and the Fellow of the Royal Academy of Music Award in
1996. She won the Guitar Foundation of America Competition
in 1995, recorded with Naxos, and toured North America with
over sixty concerts. Additionally, Ms. Goni has given concerts
at Wigmore Hall and Covent Garden (London), Alice Tully Hall
and Carnegie Hall (NYC), Spivey Hall (Atlanta), Benaroya Hall
(Seattle), Herbst Theatre (San Francisco), Megaron Hall and
Herodion Attikon, Akropolis (Athens), the Concertgebouw
(Amsterdam), the Bolshoi Theater (Moscow), at the Mikulov
Festival (Czech Republic), in Novosibirsk (Russia), in Japan, and
on Hawaii.
As an internationally active guitar teacher, Goni founded
in 1995 and headed, for ten years, the guitar department at the
Juilliard Pre-College Division. Besides teaching seminars and
masterclasses around the world, she has also served as Artist in
Residence for San Francisco Performances, working with diverse
students of all ages (see photo). In 2004, she returned to Europe
and has since been Professor of Guitar at the Royal Conservatory
in Brussels, Belgium, as well as Associate of the Royal Academy of
Music in London.
Since 2006, Goni has been directing a new guitar institute,
The Volterra Project , <http://www.volterraguitar.org>, which
grew from her desire to pass on to young guitarists the collective wisdom and support she herself had received from others.
Taking place in Volterra, Tuscany, Italy, this annual institute is
an “innovative experiment in classical guitar training, offering
a 360-degree formative course with highest level guitar master
classes, music physiology training, and music business management seminars taught by experienced, internationally renowned
continued on p. 5
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota
through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board and the
Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative
appropriation from the arts and
cultural heritage fund.
Sundin Music Hall is handicap accessible and there is
ample free parking available.
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guitarist
Community Concert—Local Artist Spotlight
M
aja Radovanlija is classical guitarist, improviser and guitar
instructor from Belgrade, Serbia,
currently based in Minneapolis. Her performances are notable for their intensity,
humor and precision. She and her guitar
become one instrument. She began studying guitar at the age of nine. She completed
her bachelor’s degree at the University
of Belgrade as a student of Prof. Srdjan Tosic. Maja came to the
United States to study at Indiana University’s School of Music
where she received both her master’s and doctoral degrees under
Ernesto Bitetti, as well as to study early music with lutenist Nigel
North. She has performed extensively as an international solo and
chamber musician, touring Serbia, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Macedonia,
Greece, Tunisia, Switzerland and other European countries.
She joined the Minneapolis Guitar Quartet in 2012, bringing an
eclectic musical background including performances with Mu
Daiko Japanese Theater and improvised concerts with guitarist/
composer Alex Lubet, as well as participating in workshops led
by famous jazz musician Vojin Draskoci. Maja was awarded First
Antigoni Goni, continued from p. 4
professionals.” It prepares young guitarists, in a non-competitive
setting, for creating successful careers as performers. Students
learn about human physiology and develop awareness of their
own bodies to prepare for many years of practicing and performing in good health. They also practice “artistic socialization,” that
is, they “coexist and exchange views, knowledge, experience”
with their teachers. For Antigoni Goni, successfully navigating a
performing career involves knowing how to nourish professional
relationships with others—and doing so across international
boundaries in an increasingly globalized world. The Volterra
Project is sponsored by the Augustine Foundation, Galli Strings,
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Prize at the International Competition in Kjustendil, Bulgaria, and
Second Prize at the Petar Konjovic International Competition in
Belgade. Maja won Second Prize at I.U.’s Latin American music
competition, and in 2011 was appointed to the guitar faculty at the
University of Minnesota - School of Music.
The 2014-2015 Community Concerts Series presents
local musicians offering great music, free to the public. MGS is
delighted to partner with Hosmer Library in Minneapolis to
offer two more community concerts this year. These concerts
feature just a few of the many excellent guitarists we enjoy in
the Twin Cities, and represent the musical diversity that we
love about the guitar. Tune in to KFAI radio the Sunday morning before each concert for an interview and on air performance
with the artists.
Mar. 7 Maja Radovanlija, classical (KFAI, Mar. 1)
May 2 Daniel Volovets, classical/flamenco (KFAI, Apr. 26)
Concerts are at 2 p.m., and are free and open to the public.
Hosmer Library is located at 347 E. 36th St., Minneapolis.
Topia Arts Center, Comune di Volterra, Comune di Pomarance,
and Agriturismo Fattorie Inghirami.
Mark your calendars and join us on April 17 at Sundin Hall for
Antigoni Goni’s concert (and look for an interview with her in a
later issue of this newsletter)!
(Sources for all quotes: Berta del Olivo, “Antigoni Goni: Impressions
on the Guitar,” interview with mundoclásico.com, November 21,
2014, <http://www.mundoclasico.com/ed/documentos/doc-ver.aspx
?id=22810c9b-05ad-488a-afd2-9587c65407cb>; and Costas Grigoreas,
“Antigoni Goni: A Conversation with Kostas Express,” interview in Tar
– Musical Online Magazine, June 2014)
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News & Notes
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want to tell the (MGS) world! Send all and any news of a guitaristical nature to <[email protected]>. Nota bene: the deadline
for each issue is the 25th of each odd-numbered month. (So, to get
your items in the May/Junel issue, send it to us by March 25.)
651-297-2555 to reserve tickets. Mention you are a MGS member
at the door to receive the discount. Arrive early for best seats as
doors open at 7:00 p.m. Visit <www.jimfalboguitar.com> for more
details including full concert program and free music samples. • Minneapolis Guitar Quartet—The MGQ has a busy touring schedule coming up, including an appearance in Belgrade,
Serbia! Visit their website <http://minneapolisguitarquartet.
com/concert.html>, for more details.
MPR Highlights Jeffrey Van
Twin Cities Classical Guitar Meetup
MN Public Radio is going through the MPR archives and creThe Twin Cities Classical Guitar Meetup is an informal group
ating a series of special broadcasts featuring local artists of note.
of players interested in getting together to perform pieces,
An upcoming broadcast on March 31st, at 7:00 p.m., will focus on
attend concerts, or simply enjoy sharing ideas about classical
guitarist Jeffrey Van. Jeffrey Van has had a long career performing
guitar. Whether you are a rank beginner
as a soloist and in chamber ensembles of all
or a seasoned pro, you are welcome here.
sizes. Over the years MPR has recorded 74
Membership is free and open to all. The only
performances that featured Mr. Van.
requirement is an interest in the fascinating
Tune in to your local MPR station
world of classical guitar. To find out more
on March 31st for an hour of fine guitar
Classic Guitars
about our group, you can visit us at <www.
playing and conversation with host Bill
ancient & modern
meetup.com/classicalguitar> (where you
Morelock!
repair
restoration
can also read about our past gatherings).
Set your Calendars—for Saturday,
Ukulele Corner —a small but
May 30th, 2015 —the annual Classical
952 . 472. 4732
mighty little instrument with neighborGuitarathon! This exciting season finale
hood and community gatherings popping
offers the opportunity to see some of our
up everywhere. The following
favorite local guitarists alongside
are a sampling of activities in
new and emerging talents—all
the Twin Cities area. Free with
on the beautiful Sundin Music
donations suggested.
Hall stage. We will also hold
• T-Cup (Twin Cities
our Raffle Prize drawings at
Ukulele Players) –2nd/4th
the Guitarathon. See page 3 for
Sunday afternoon from 2-4
details.
p.m. at Olivet Congregational
CONCERTS
Church on Dewey and Iglehart
• Adam Granger’s 3rd Annual
in St. Paul, <tcukuleleplayers@
Neighborhood Concert will be
gmail.com>.
held on Saturday, April 11, 7:30
• StrumMn Ukulele
p.m., at the St. Anthony Park
Players—Mondays at 7 p.m. at
United Church of Christ, 2129
Corner Coffee, 514 N. 3rd St.,
Commonwealth, St. Paul. Tickets
Minneapolis, (strummn.shutare $15 at the door. For more info,
terfly.com).
call Adam at 651-646-3732
• Twin Cities Uke
• Minnesota classical
Club, Americana,
guitarist Jim Falbo will
Bluegrass and Blues,
be playing a recital in the
meets Mondays and
art gallery of the James J.
Thursdays, <www.blueHill House on Saturday,
grassfun.com>.
April 11th at 7:30 p.m.
The Lute Café
The program will feature
—A series of casual lute
works from a wide range
concerts, held at 7 p.m.,
of composers including
on the third Thursday of
Scarlatti, Brouwer, Barrios,
the month, is sponsored
Reis, Tarrega, Schubert,
by the Twin Cities Lute
as well as some contemCooperative, with the
porary artists and a few
generous donation of
originals. The cost is $15,
the East Lounge space
or $12 for MGS members.
by Immanuel Lutheran
Cash or check only. Call
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Stephen Kakos
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guitarist
News & Notes
News & Notes, continued from p. 6
Church, 104 Snelling Ave. S. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and performances start at 7:30 p.m. There is no set charge for attending the performances, but a $10
per person donation is suggested to help defray costs and support our lutenists. OpenStage —Sponsored by the MGS, an encouraging,
casual space to perform classical and acoustic solo guitar pieces
in front of supportive peers at 2 p.m., on the second Sunday of the
month, at The Underground Music café, 1579 Hamline Ave N.,
<http://undergroundmusiccafe.com>.
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Have Fun with the MGS—Volunteer!
Our members make it all possible. If you are a friend of the
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please do so! If you’d like to get (more) involved with our many
activities—well, we need help! Specifically:
• Distribute our newsletter. Time commitment: 2 to 4 hours every
other month.
• Help in the lobby at Sundin Hall concerts. Be an usher. Bring
refreshments. Time commitment: less than an hour a month.
• Help publicize our concerts. Time commitment: Variable.
To learn more about these and other opportunities, email
<[email protected]>. Thanks!
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FLAMENCO GUITAR TECHNIQUE. Scott Mateo Davies teaches all-levels group class based on the Canyarotto School of
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FLAMENCO GUITAR LESSONS by Diego Rowan-Martin. Come
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ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE LESSONS: Learn unique ways to
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and resolve discomforts. Call Brian McCullough at 612-2675154. Certified teacher and U of MN faculty member. Info at
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JAY GORDON transcriptions for guitar solo and duets
now available at Strings By Mail <stringsbymail.com>. New
transcriptions faithful to the original piano works include
music of Albeniz and Granados, new unusual transcriptions
for guitar by Berlioz, Ravel, Faure and Polleri. Original solos
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FOR SALE: Murata classical guitar rest. Get rid of the footrest!
Give your back a real rest! Compact and portable, it attaches
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slipping. Height is adjustable. Like new condition. New is $75+.
Buy mine for only $35. Call 651-699-6827 or email <paul@
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GUITAR FOR SALE: 2009 New Masters Landler II, spruce top,
maple back and sides, elevated fingerboard, dual sound ports,
12 hole tie block, $650. Contact Steve Ulliman at 715-7482457 or <[email protected]>.
Travel Case for Sale. New, unused SKB I-series rolling waterproof flight case for accoustic guitar. TSA locks.
Will fit dreadnaught or grand auditorium size guitar. Model
#3i-4217-18T. $225. Contact Fred Jew at 612-532-5179 or
<[email protected]>.
GUITARS FOR SALE: 1980 Stephen Kakos classical guitar.
Cedar top, Brazilian rosewood back & sides, 65.5 cm scale
length. Hard case included. $3,500. 1966 CONDE Flamenco.
Cypress. Machines. French Polish. Excellent condition.
Stephen Kakos 952-472-4732 or <[email protected]>.
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Studio is located in Lowertown and features individual rooms
and a lounge. For schedules, availability, and pricing, visit the
studio website at <www.stpaulguitarstudio.com>.
GUITAR FOR SALE: 2010 Kevin Aram classical guitar, spruce/
Indian, 20th fret, played in, better-than-new condition! $8,950
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[email protected]>.
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