There seem to always be more wrinkles to iron out, and I appreciate the work these fellow guitarists have given for our cause. I would like to thank Darlene Chatham for continuing to do great work for our internet presence, Tony Morris has kept us bouncing around the airwaves and David Tongay has shown up diligently to reproduce and distribute our newsletter at the appointed time each month. Thank you as well to our Gold and Silver members, to our board of directors, our committee chairpersons and our officers. This will be an exciting year because of you all. Adam Holzman in Concert Adam Holzman, professor of guitar at UT, and recording and touring player will be performing on Friday, September 19th at 8 PM in Jessen Auditorium.
Admission is free.
Both are interesting works. It is notable in that of the pieces he wrote for Segovia like this, it is one of two most substantial. The gavottes are notable because they are often attributed incorrectly to Scarlatti himself. The Sor is a recently rediscovered work, believed to be written for a former pupil of Sor either for her wedding or engagement. The second half begins with a new piece by Thea Musgrave which was given one of its earliest performances here last year by a UT student, Will Riley.