Lorenzo Micheli and Matteo Mela, Duo Guitars, by NYC Classical Guitar Society

Fri, June 6, 2014 at 8pm

 

Individual Concerts $27.50

Student/Senior/NYCCGS Member $22.00

Season Pass $99 (for 4 concerts)
Student/Senior/NYCCGS Member Pass $79 (individual tickets on sale Sept. 10th.)**please note student and senior passes can only be purchased directly at the box office

 

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 “The duo’s playing was nothing less than rapturous — profound and unforgettable musicianship of the highest order.” — Washington Post

 

Matteo Mela and Lorenzo Micheli have performed throughout Europe, Asia, US, Canada, and Latin America, and have been acclaimed everywhere — from New York’s Carnegie Hall to Seoul’s Sejong Chamber Hall, from Kiev’s Hall of Columns to Vienna’s Konzerthaus — as one of the best duo ensembles ever heard. About one of their performances, The Washington Post wrote: “The duo’s playing was nothing less than rapturous — profound and unforgettable musicianship of the highest order.” In addition to classic, romantic and modern repertoire, Matteo and Lorenzo, joined by lutenist Massimo Lonardi, enjoy exploring the early literature for baroque guitar and theorbo. Matteo and Lorenzo have recorded François de Fossa’s Three Quartets, Op. 19 (Stradivarius, 2004), a CD of 17th century Italian music for baroque guitar, archlute and theorbo (La Suave Melodia, Stradivarius, 2008), Solaria, an anthology of 20th century masterpieces for two guitars (Pomegranate, 2007), theDuos Concertants by Antoine De Lhoyer (Naxos, 2007), a collection of chamber works by Mauro Giuliani (Amadeus, 2008), a collection of 19th century pieces for two guitars (Noesis, Pomegranate, 2009), the Sonatas of Ferdinand Rebay (Stradivarius, 2010), the Arias and Cantatas of Alessandro Scarlatti (Stradivarius, 2013) and the 24 Preludes and Fugues of Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Solaria, 2012), as well as a dozen solo recordings on the labels Naxos, Brilliant Records, Kookaburra, Mel Bay, and Stradivarius. Matteo resides in Geneva, Switzerland, where he teaches at the Conservatoire Populaire. Lorenzo lives in Milan, Italy, and teaches both at the CSI Conservatory in Lugano, Switzerland, and the Conservatory of Aosta, Italy.

 

LOCATION

Baruch Performing Arts Center
Baruch College: 25th St. (bet. 3rd and Lexington Aves.), NYC
For Tickets (646) 312-5073