Ragley Hall, Warwickshire with Gary Ryan (guitar) and Alcester Male Voice Choir
Two concerts to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Alcester Male Voice Choir in the glorious Great Hall at Ragley Hall
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Ragley Hall, Warwickshire with Gary Ryan (guitar) and Alcester Male Voice Choir
Two unique concerts to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Alcester Male Voice Choir in the beautiful historic Great Hall of Ragley Hall.
Turner Sims, Southampton – Sunday 18 July 2021
Craig Ogden with Gary Ryan (classical guitar)
SUMMER NIGHTS @ TURNER SIMS
Two of the world’s leading guitarists, Gary Ryan and Craig Ogden, perform music spanning centuries and continents with sparkling and imaginative arrangements that breathe new life into familiar repertoire.
Their programme includes arrangements of Vivaldi‘s much-loved Concerto in D, RV93 for mandolin, strings and continuo and Rossini‘s Overture to the Barber of Seville. Solos include transcriptions of Bach‘s first Cello Suite and Ryan’s beautiful folk tune arrangements such as Banaha (Congolese), The Ash Grove (Welsh) and El Testament d’Amelia (Catalan). Two dances from The Three Cornered Hat by Manuel de Falla bring out the bright and brilliant flamenco and folk rhythms of the guitar with colours and textures that feel as if they have seeped out of the landscape of the Iberian peninsula.
Presented by Southampton Classical Guitar Society in association with Turner Sims
Stapleford Granary – Saturday 17 July 2021
Craig Ogden with Gary Ryan (classical guitar)
Concerts 6.00pm and 8.00pm
Two of the world’s leading guitarists, Gary Ryan and Craig Ogden, perform music spanning centuries and continents with sparkling and imaginative arrangements that breathe new life into familiar repertoire.
Their programme includes arrangements of Vivaldi’s much-loved Concerto in D RV93 for mandolin, strings and continuo and Rossini’s Overture to the Barber of Seville. Solos include transcriptions of Bach’s 1st Cello Suite and Ryan’s beautiful folk tune arrangements such as Banaha (Congolese), The Ash Grove (Welsh) and El Testament d’Amelia (Catalan). Two dances from The Three Cornered Hat by Manuel de Falla bring out the bright and brilliant flamenco and folk rhythms of the guitar with colours and textures that feel as if they have seeped out of the landscape of the Iberian peninsula.