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June 4, 2014 "Dana Wilson, Marian Budos Interviews"
This week’s program features interviews with American composer Dana Wilson and Slovak-Australian composer Marian Budos, and music by Corelli, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, and Paganini. The program begins with the Athens Guitar Trio (from Athens, Georgia, USA) performing their arrangement of Corelli’s “Christmas Concerto”, Concerto Grosso, op. 6, #8. In an interview recorded in 2009, American composer Dana Wilson describes his piece “Sing to Me of the Night” for flute, guitar, and cello. The young Belgian virtuoso Jerome Mouffe performs Castelnuovo-Tedesco’s “Capriccio Diabolico”, which was commissioned by Andres Segovia, and based on the music of Paganini. In an interview recorded in 2009, the Slovak-Australian composer Marian Budos discusses his Concerto for two guitars, subtitled “Heart on a Sleeve”, which was written as a musical reflection of his parents’ divorce. The cd which contains the “Heart on a Sleeve” concerto also has 2 other concertos for solo guitar and orchestra. Marian Budos’s music from the cd has been frequently used for films and television, and the success of the cd earned him a new film score commission. The program concludes with Jerome Mouffe’s solo guitar arrangement of Paganini’s Caprice #17, from his debut cd on VGo Recordings. Interview: Dana Wilson: "Sing to Me of the Night' is for... ...being such mellifluous instruments." Dana Wilson: Sing to Me of the Night Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Capriccio Diabolico Interview: Marian Budos: "The story's a little bit sad... ...see what he's got to offer." Marian Budos: Concerto for Two Guitars "Heart on a Sleeve" Paganini: Caprice #17
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