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Florida State University College of Music

Tallahassee, FL October 15-17, 2021

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2021 Florida Guitar Festival & Competition Schedule

Friday (10/15/21)Housewright Music Building (HMU)

6:30pm: Check-in, Lobby of HMU

7:30pm: Evening Concert Douglas Anderson High School Guitar Ensemble and 2019 Competition Winner

Phil GoldenbergDohnányi Recital Hall (HMU)



Saturday (10/16/21)Kuersteiner Music Building (KMU)

10:00am-6:00pm Guitar ShowcaseLindsay Recital Hall (KMU) and KMU Lounge

10:00am First rounds of Competition Warm-up Room: KMU 240 Open Division: KMU 206 Undergraduate Division: KMU 202 High School Division: KMU 202 Recreational Division: KMU 212

10:00am MasterclassCelil Refik Kaya: KMU 340

1:30pm MasterclassesKossler Duo: KMU 202

Phil Goldenberg: KMU 206

4:30pm Lecture by Dr. Luther Enloe: KMU 212Lines and Spaces: Matters of Articulation

in Spanish Guitar Music

7:30pm Evening ConcertGrisha Goryachev and Celil Refik Kaya

Dohnányi Recital Hall (HMU)


Sunday (10/17/21)Kuersteiner Music Building (KMU)

10:00am-4:00pm Guitar Showcase Lindsay Recital Hall (KMU) and KMU Lounge

9:00am Flamenco Workshop with Grisha GoryachevKMU 240

(BRING YOUR GUITAR)

10:00am Semi-finals of Open Competition Dohnányi Recital Hall (HMU)

1:00pm MasterclassesGrisha Goryachev: KMU 202

Rafael Padron: KMU 206

4:30pm Finals of Competition Dohnányi Recital Hall

7:30pm Evening Concert and Final AwardsKossler Duo


ProgramFriday October 15th, 2021 at 7:30

Dohnányi Recital Hall

Douglas Anderson High School Guitar EnsembleLed by Dr. Morgan Stuart

Granada (Serenata) Isaac Albéniz Suite Espanola, opus 47, No.1 (1860-1909) Arr. Jan-Olof Eriksson

Tango (Dance Suite) Mark Houghton (b. 1959)

DA Ensemble Sonata K. 391, L. 79 Domenico Scarlatti Trans. David Russell (1685-1757)

David Doughman (Senior)

Natalia (Vals Venezolano No. 3) Antonio Lauro (1917-1986)

Liam Ames (Sophomore)

Concerto in D Major TWV 40:202 Georg Philipp Telemann Arr. Yvon Rivoal (1681-1767)

Tico Tico Zequinha Abreu Arr. Luc Levesque (1880-1935)

DA Ensemble

—INTERMISSION—

Phil Goldenberg, Guitar

Etude X Michael Troster (b. 1956)

Libra Sonatine Roland Dyens I. India (1955-2016) II. Largo III. Fuoco

Not One Shall Leave Thomas Flippin (b. 1983)

Argyle Sketches Libby Larsen I. Etude (b. 1950) II. Berceuse III. Fugato IV. Ayre

La Catedral Agustin Barrios Mangore I. Preludio Saudade (1885-1944) II. Andante Religioso III. Allegro Solemne

About the Artist: Douglas Anderson Guitar Ensemble

The Douglas Anderson School of the Arts guitar department is one of the finest programs in the country at developing and nurturing the artistic abilities of young classical guitarists.

Developed by Don Casper in 1994, the annual Great Guitar Gathering concert showcases the outstanding abilities of the Douglas Anderson Guitar Ensemble and brings in some of the most talented guitarists to perform and give masterclasses. Students and audiences have enjoyed concerts and masterclasses from Roland Dyens, Jason Vieaux, The Romeros, Lily Afshar, Dr. Stephen Robinson, LAGQ, Ana Vidovic, and many more. The guitar department is now directed by Dr. Morgan Stuart, DM Florida State University.

2021-2022 Douglas Anderson Ensemble PersonnelLiam Ames, Tyler Sheffield, Isaac Fletcher, Hunter Ford, Mason Hendrickson, Robert Ingram, David Doughman, Halle Boatright, Maurice Chakour, Davin Fasci, William Letscher, and Jase Sznakowski.

About the Artist: Phil Goldenberg

Performing as a soloist, Phil Goldenberg has established himself as one of his generation’s leading guitarists. Through his expressive and sensitive playing he has moved audiences in concert halls and festivals around the world.

In 2020, Phil co-founded the non-profit organization Ex-Aequo, a classical guitar advocacy group dedicated to using the member’s skills and notoriety for social good and expansion of the classical guitar audience. After a string of successful virtual projects at the start of the US COVID-19 lockdown, Ex-Aequo has embarked on a project aimed at tackling the long-standing issue of underrepresentation in classical guitar. Through the project “Changing the Canon,” which was made possible by a generous grant from the Augustine Foundation, Ex-Aequo commissioned 9 Black American composers to write solo guitar music for 9 members of Ex-Aequo. These works are being recorded and compiled into a visual album to be released Fall 2021. Phil also plays in a guitar duo with his wife, Hannah Murphy, who is one of the most popular young guitarists of her generation; as well as the New York City Guitar Quartet, an ensemble focused on bringing exciting new works to the classical guitar world. After studying with Joseph Mayes, famed student of Andrés Segovia, and graduating from Rowan University with a Bachelor of Music in guitar performance, Mr. Goldenberg went on to receive a Master of Music degree in guitar performance with honors from the Cleveland Institute of Music, studying with Grammy Award winner Jason Vieaux. Phil then completed a Professional Studies Diploma at the Mannes School of Music, studying as a scholarship student with international performing artist Michael Newman.

Phil is endorsed by Augustine strings and plays Augustine Paragon Reds. Phil plays a guitar by David J. Pace.

About the Artist: Luther Enloe

Classical guitarist Luther Enloe has received acclaim for the expressive command of his live performances from both concert presenters and audience members alike. As printed in the Smokey Mountain Sentinel, “Luther captivates his audience through the beauty and intensity of his performance, while he engages even those audience members who are less than fans of classical guitar.” Luther Enloe’s programs offer an exciting variety of Spanish and Latin American

masterpieces as well as contemporary works from the U.S.A. that can be appreciated by all audiences. Upcoming 2022 performance highlights include concerts at Guitar Sarasota and Tiempo de Guitarras in Noto Sicily, Italy. Recent performances include virtual concerts for “Live from the Rialto Center” and the 2020 University of Rhode Island Guitar Festival. Additionally, Enloe has performed concerts at the I Semana da Música, Literatura, História e Memória do IFPI, in Teresina, Brazil, the Texas A&M International Guitar Symposium and Ensemble Competition, the Memphis International Guitar Festival, the Louisville Guitar Society, and Troy University Guitar Festival and Competition, among many others. Television broadcasts of Luther Enloe’s solo and chamber performances are frequently aired in Atlanta on Georgia Public Broadcasting’s Knowledge Channel. A dedicated teacher, Luther Enloe holds the positions of Artist Affiliate in Guitar at Georgia State University and Emory University in Atlanta, GA. In addition to earning Bmus, MM, and DMA degrees at the University of Georgia with John Sutherland, he studied sixteen pieces in nine Masterclass settings with American virtuoso Christopher Parkening.

Luther Enloe is a Muiderman Guitars sponsored artist and performs on a 2018 Kevin Muiderman guitar.

ProgramSaturday October 16th, 2021 at 7:30

Dohnányi Recital Hall

Grisha Goryachev Zapateado en Ré (Zapateado) Sabicas (1912-1990)Impetu (Bulerías) Mário Escudero (1928-2004)Malagueña Ernesto Lecuona Arr. Paco de Lucía (1895-1963)

Brisas (Guajira) Rafael Riqueni (b. 1962)Ventanas al Alma (Minera) Vicente Amigo (b.1967)Piedras Negras (Taranta/Soleá por Bulería) Gerardo Núñez (b.1961)Monasterio de Sal (Colombiana) Paco de LucíaMontiño (Fandango de Huelva) (1947-2014)Almoraima (Bulerías)

—INTERMISSION—

Celil Refik KayaSonatina Jorge Morel Allegretto (1931-2021) Andante Espressivo Allegro

Sketches No. 1 Celil Refik Kaya Bridge (b. 1991) Bosporus Blind Fisherman Blind Fisherman’s Wife

Adiós Nonino Astor PiazzollaRio Sena (1921-1992)Zita Arrangement by Celil Refik Kaya

About the Artist: Grisha Goryachev

A native of St. Petersburg, Russia, Grisha Goryachev is renowned for his extraordinary musical sensitivity and technical virtuosity in both classical and flamenco styles. Grisha is one of very few guitarists in the world who is reviving the tradition of solo flamenco guitar in a concert setting that was practiced by legendary flamenco masters

such as Ramón Montoya and Sabicas. He creates his own interpretations of these masterpieces, using dynamics and tone colors usually associated with classical guitar. In May 2005 Grisha was awarded the prize for Best Performance of Spanish Music at the VI International Classical Guitar Competition “Julian Arcás” in Almería, Spain. Grisha began playing guitar at the age of six, studying first with his father Dmitry, an acknowledged master teacher of the instrument. At nine years old, Grisha started his performing career as a child prodigy. His numerous performances in the most prestigious concert halls in the Soviet Union were highly praised. Grisha received his Bachelor, Master and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees from the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, where he studied under famous guitar virtuoso Eliot Fisk. Since his immigration to the United States in 1995, Grisha has toured extensively in the states and abroad as a performer, instructor, and judge for many prominent festivals and venues.

About the Artist: Celil Refik Kaya

Since his concert debut at the age of 6, guitarist/composer Dr. Celil Refik Kaya has received high praise and accolades for his myriad accomplishments at an early age. In 2012, Dr. Kaya became the youngest winner of the JoAnn Falletta International Guitar Concerto Competition. In 2017 he was awarded “Rising Young Musician of the Year” by the Donizetti Classical Music Awards in Istanbul. Dr. Kaya’s first recording, Jorge Morel Guitar Music, has been

critically acclaimed, with American Record Guide saying, “the performances are just perfect—he doesn’t try to make the music more than it is, but he does realize the real heart in these pieces.” He has also recorded works by Carlo Domeniconi, Agustin Barrios Mangore and Joaquin Rodrigo for Naxos Records. Dr. Kaya appears as a soloist and international artist around the United States, Canada and Europe and conducts many masterclasses at music festivals and universities throughout the United States and Turkey. He has also presented the premieres of concertos by Roberto Sierra, Derwyn Holder Leonard Handler, and Suleyman Alnitemiz. Besides a concert soloist, Dr. Kaya is also an avid composer and has written more than 100 pieces including works for orchestra, solo guitar, string trio, more. His selected works were published by Les Productions d’Oz in Canada and FDPublications in the United States. Dr. Kaya was the only the third recipient of Harvard’s prestigious Dumbarton Oaks –Early Career Musician Fellowship as well as the recipient of Harrington Fellowship at The University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Kaya is currently the Coordinator of Guitar Studies and teaching at the New Jersey City University.

About the Artist: Rafael Padrón

Cuban born guitarist Rafael Padrón began studying the guitar at the age of eleven. He attended the National School of Art in Havana, Cuba, where he completed his studies with the distinguished Argentinean teacher and performer, Victor Pellegrini. In 1986, he was awarded a scholarship to study at the Advanced Institute of Art in Havana, where he graduated with a degree in music in 1991, receiving the “Student of High Achievement” award. Mr. Padrón has won top prizes in many national and international

competitions, among them the Best Interpretation of Latin American Music in Havana; The Diploma of Honor at the International Classical Guitar Competition in Chile; a top prize at the National Guitar Competition in Havana and winner of the Montpelier Cultural Arts Center Recital Series Competitions in United States of America. He has been featured in festivals and performed both solo and with orchestras in various cities in Cuba, Chile, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Japan, Spain and in the United States of America. Mr. Padrón graduated from the Peabody Conservatory at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD, where he has completed his Graduate Performance Diploma on a full scholarship, under the tutelage of world-renowned guitarist Manuel Barrueco. He has recorded four CDs “Fandango,” “Noviembre”, ‘Alhambra” and “Barrios.”Currently, he is the Program Director of Classical Guitar at Frost School of Music, University of Miami.

ProgramSunday October 17, 2021, 7:30pm


This Concert is Presented and Sponsored by the FSU Student Government Association

Kossler Duo

Two Fantasias (Arr. Kossler Duo) Felix Mendelssohn Andante Con Moto (1809-1847) Scherzo

Intermezzo and Capriccio Johannes Brahms Arr. Kossler Duo (1833-1897) Prelude and Fugue in D minor Mark Anthony Cruz (b. 1963) Venezuelan Prelude and Fugue Auero Puerta Carreno (b. 1992) Prelude and Fugue in C # Minor Andrew Zohn (b. 1970) Danse Macabre Camille Saint-Saens Arr. Kossler Duo (1835-1921)

Kossler Duo performs and records with Augustine Strings

Competition results will be announced after the concert

About the Artist: Kossler Duo

Brothers Adam and John Kossler have established themselves individually as soloists, chamber musicians and educators; and as the Kossler Duo have performed for concert series around the country. In 2019

the Kossler Duo released their first album titled Danse Macabre, a collection of their own new transcriptions for guitar duo. The recording debuted at #2 on Billboard’s “Traditional Classical” chart, all arrangements are published through Guitar Chamber Music Press. Adam Kossler is a top prizewinner in a number of national and international guitar competitions and his international performance career has taken him throughout the US, Canada and Central America as a featured artist with numerous concert series. In addition to his performance career, Adam is also in demand as a teacher and clinician. In 2015 Kossler released his second solo record titled Ekloge, an album of 20th century music including his own new transcriptions of music by Jean Sibelius. John Kossler started his guitar studies through the Suzuki Method with his father, William Kossler, at the age of four. He then attended the North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston Salem, North Carolina, studying under Joseph Pecoraro. During this time, he earned top prizes in many competitions. During his time at Wake Forest University studying under Patricia Dixon, John performed in cities across Europe. John completed his education at Yale University with Ben Verdery and went onto win the New York Artists International Competition in 2016, which included a performance at Carnegie Hall. Along with writing and arranging music, he currently teaches and performs throughout the country. Kossler Duo performs exclusively with Augustine Strings.

About the Artist: Bruce Holzman

Bruce Holzman, Associate Professor of Guitar at the Florida State University has been Director of the Guitar Program since 1972. Holzman’s students have won many prestigious prizes in competitions worldwide, a partial list includes winners in: Guitar Foundation of America Solo/Duo Competition, Music

Teacher’s National Association Collegiate Artists Competition (12), Alirio Diaz Competition of Caracas, Venezuela, Toronto International Festival Competition, Concours Internationale de Guitare of Paris, France, Incontri Chitarristici de Gargnano, Italy, Columbus State Guitar Symposium, Lachine International Guitar Competition, Montreal, Canada, Boston Guitarfest Competition, and Rantucci International Competition. Many of his students hold teaching positions at prominent Universities, Colleges and High Schools Professor Holzman has been on the Artists’ Faculties of The Iserlohn International Guitar Symposium, Germany, Stetson International Guitar Workshop, Columbus States Guitar Symposium, Domaine Forget Academie of Music and Dance, Quebec, Canada, National Guitar Summer Workshop, New York Guitar Seminar at Mannes, Boston Guitarfest, and Toronto Guitarfest. Bruce Holzman was awarded a special Lifetime Achievement award at the Fifth New York Guitar Seminar at Mannes held in his honor, “El Maestro/Tradition of the Masters” and was inducted into the Guitar Foundation of America Hall of Fame in 2013.

Special Thanks to All of our Donors this Year!Patron ($250+)Fred Springer & Jane SpringerBetty Jo Tapp In Memory of Uncle Pat

Donor ($100-$249)Steve WalterJohn ScholzVirginia and Ross Hart Tom KazeeJohn and Karyn Roberts Brinton & Lisa Hevey

Supporter ($50-$99)Elliot FrankGrant Gelhardt Lynn and Todd McWilliamsKen Winker & Loretta WestveerMeredith Brown

Fan ($1-$49)Mark StevensJonathan Klepper & Jimmy ColeRoberta and Laurie Kilbride Frank Chaprnka

Student Executive Planning Committee: David Duong, Susana Frade Machado, Tekla Mendez, Christopher Minami,and Isaiah TeranArtist Director: Dr. Ben LougheedSpecial Advisor: Bruce Holzman Community Volunteers: Tim Atkinson and Adam Foster

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