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Guitar Music from South America

South American music has its own charm and magic, and the opportunity to hear and enjoy it live is what we present to you on the 7th evening. Gyaan Adab invites you to a captivating evening of music and melody from a melting pot of diverse cultures. It was in South America that classical music and European folk roots created a variety of musical forms and styles, and the classical guitar is the most natural expression of the same.
About the programme
Veet J Ohnemus will take us on an exploration of Argentinian and Brazilian guitar music from the 20th century. We start our journey with Cardoso’s Milonga (a popular musical genre originating in the 1870’s) and continue our travels with one of the most regarded songs in Argentinian folk music Alfonsina y el Mar by Ramirez, dedicated to poetess Alfonsina Storni.
As we travel north to Brazil, the Valseana by Sergio Assad, one of the most respected contemporary guitar composers, is a modern interpretation of the valse or waltz. We continue our journey into Brazilian music with beautiful songs and rhythms by the Brazilian singer/guitarist Toquinho, the great brazilian composer Antonio Carlos Jobim, Paulo Bellinati and Egberto Gismonti. The journey ends with Sergio Assad once again, and his Fantasia.
About the guitarist
Veet J.Ohnemus is playing an eminent role the world of the classical guitar. Critics, concert visitors and colleagues alike are fascinated by his virtuosic approach to the guitar. His colorful and dynamic interpretations and his sense for phrasing in music are applied to a multitude of styles and epochs. He has played concerts and tours in ten European countries as well as in Japan, Singapore and India. To date, there are eight CDs published out of which three contains his own compositions.
Donation pass: 200/-