Guitar Recital: Thomas Viloteau

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Label
Naxos
Release Date
September 25, 2007
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      VARIOUS
    • PERFORMER
      Thomas Viloteau (2006 Gfa Winner)
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      September 25, 2007
    • UPC
      747313051076
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      8570510
    • LABEL
      Naxos
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Chamber Music & Recitals
    Works ⌄

    1. Variations on a Theme of Sor, Op. 15

      Composer: Miguel Llobet Solés

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau

    2. I. Preludio

      Composer: Alexandre Tansman

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau

    3. II. Sarabande

      Composer: Alexandre Tansman

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau

    4. III. Scherzino

      Composer: Alexandre Tansman

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau

    5. IV. Barcarolle

      Composer: Alexandre Tansman

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau

    6. I. Exordium - conjuro (Introduction - Incantation, Exorcism)

      Composer: Leo Brouwer

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau

    7. II. Danza de las diosas negras (Dance of the Black Goddesses)

      Composer: Leo Brouwer

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau

    8. I. Esordio

      Composer: Alberto Ginastera

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau

    9. II. Scherzo

      Composer: Alberto Ginastera

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau

    10. III. Canto

      Composer: Alberto Ginastera

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau

    11. IV. Finale

      Composer: Alberto Ginastera

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau

    12. I. Light Motif (Takemitsu au Bresil)

      Composer: Roland Dyens

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau

    13. II. Black Horn (when Spain meets Jazz)

      Composer: Roland Dyens

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau

    14. III. Clown Down (Gismonti au cirque)

      Composer: Roland Dyens

      Performer: Thomas Viloteau


Thomas Viloteau, First Prize Winner in the 2006 Guitar Foundation of America Competition, has studied at the Barcelona Conservatorio Superior de M sica under Joan Furio, and at the ecole Normale in Paris with Alberto Ponce.