adelaide festival centre’s
adelaide
international
17 : 20 July
g u i ta r fe st i va l
2014
Welcome I am delighted to welcome the 2014 Adelaide International
Guitar Festival to the newly-developed Riverbank Precinct the cultural heart of our vibrant city. This internationally renowned four-day festival continues to grow its program and audience, and offers a truly unique opportunity to shine the spotlight on South Australia. This July, join me in celebrating the world's most popular instrument, the inspirational work of some of the best musicians on the planet, and the incredible energy of the State's arts hub - the Adelaide Festival Centre.
The Hon. Jack Snelling Minister for the Arts
I am honoured to present the 5th Adelaide
The country’s largest guitar festival returns to the
International Guitar Festival program. Truly
big, white roof this July to present another stunning
extraordinary players from diverse musical
showcase of beauty, creativity and inspiration.
traditions will perform in Australia for the first
With a program that includes truly ground-breaking
time, sharing the stage with some of our
performers and some of the most influential
nation’s most innovative and accomplished
instrumentalists in the world, more than 300 local,
guitarists.
national and international guests will be transfixed for
Through a pioneering partnership with our
four days of immersive musicianship and creativity,
sister event, the Córdoba Guitar Festival in
curated by acclaimed virtuoso, Slava Grigoryan.
Spain, we are delighted to welcome José
Proudly presentedby the Adelaide Festival Centre, the
Antonio Rodríguez and
2014 Adelaide International Guitar Festival will once
his trio from the heart of Andalucia.
again appeal to the most devout six string aficionados
Our festivals’ shared vision will strengthen the
and casual guitar admirer's alike.
relationship of our cities and will continue
Count me in!
to develop with artist exchanges, cocommissioning of new music for guitar and other collaborations. I am particularly excited that the
Douglas Gautier CEO & Artistic Director, Adelaide Festival Centre
2014 Festival will also see the inaugural
Adelaide Guitar Festival Orchestra take to the stage. With young South Australian guitarists from all over the state, this performance will be a festival highlight. I invite you to immerse yourself in the variety and depth of experiences offered over the four days, from some of the best musicians from Adelaide, Australia, and the world.
Slava Grigoryan Artistic Director Adelaide International Guitar Festival
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the 5th Adelaide International Guitar Festival presenting more than 300 artists over 4 glorious days and nights all under one roof
Exclusive Australian Premiere
José Antonio Rodríguez Trio Plus special guests
Flamenco Areti an evening of gypsy music and dAnce One of South Australia’s favorite flamenco companies, Flamenco Areti, takes the stage with a dazzling display of fiery footwork and graceful intensity. Direct from the heart of Andalusia, internationally renowned composer and performer José Antonio Rodríguez is one of the Córdoba Guitar Festival’s favourite sons. In Australia for the first time, Rodríguez embodies the music and ideology of flamenco with the exquisite sensitivity of his playing,
perfectly
balancing
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delicate
ornamentation with passionately sensual spirit. Be transported to flamenco's heartland in this spectacular opening night concert.
2hrs 20min (incl interval)
festival theatre 7:30pm
thursday
17 july
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Spain Spain
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Judicaël Perroy & Máximo Pujol Trio
Late Night Sessions
Simon Cam Marcel HOSFORD BLOKLAND YAMMOUNI
Argentina
France
From Paris to Buenos Aires in an extraordinary festival premiere
Get set for a wild opening night when these shredders go head to head Virgil Donati’s rock and fusion project On The
The evening begins with Judicaël Perroy, one of
first time. Renowned for his distinctively Argentine
Three of Australia’s finest progressive shredders
France’s most charismatic classical guitarists.
compositions, Pujol’s work is strongly influenced
unite for the first time in a supreme display of
Virg at age 19 and has also worked as Associate
Known for his mastery of instrumental colour and
by the great Astor Piazzolla. Having honed his
blazing skill and electric flair. Adelaide’s own
Musical Director on TV’s Australia’s Got Talent
the compelling intensity of his performance, he
skills playing milongas and tangos in the clubs
Guitar Hero Cam Blokland is widely respected for
and The X Factor. Composer, producer and
has won multiple international awards and is in
of his home town, his vibrant and melodically
his breadth and versatility across the spectrum of
multi-instrumentalist Marcel Yammouni (Vanessa
steady demand as a recitalist and a teacher.
rich music is founded on these styles, and makes
styles. In demand throughout the rock and pop
Amorosi, Electric Empire, Andrew Da Silva) is
Completing the double bill, acclaimed composer
full use of the expressive powers of the guitar in
circuits, Simon Hosford (Tommy Emmanuel, Men
esteemed by his peers for his inspirational
and performer Máximo Pujol brings his tango
dialogue with stellar bandoneónista Eleonora
at Work, Guy Sebastian and many more) joined
improvisation and fluid sense of melody.
trio direct from Buenos Aires to Australia for the
Ferreyra and double bass player Daniel Falasca.
Máximo Pujol Trio is presented with assistance from the Embassy of the Argentine Republic
dunstan playhouse 6pm
thursday
17 july
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Adult $55 Conc $47 GreenRoom $28 Groups (6+) $47 Family (2+2) $151 2hrs 20 mins
space theatre 10pm
thursday
17 july
(incl interval)
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Australian Premiere
“... orchestral power and vocal lyricism”
pepe romero & Yamandú costa
new york times (Romero)
with
Adelaide Art Orchestra Conducted by Brett Kelly
Legendary music, astonishing performance
Spain
Pepe Romero is a true living legend of classical music. He has been honoured by kings, heads of state, and major institutions, yet it is in his extraordinary ability to
70th birthday in 2014, he returns to Adelaide for the first
“ ... almost unbelievable dexterity, huge dynamic range and great depth of feeling...”
time as a soloist to play the world’s most beloved guitar
glamadelaide (costa)
communicate with millions through his music that his greatness is truly evidenced. His matchless technique and vivid interpretations have led him to become this century’s greatest ambassador of classical guitar. Celebrating his
concerto, Joaquín Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez. The applause that erupted from Yamandú Costa’s unforgettable and explosive solo set left him as the talking point of the 2010 Adelaide International Guitar Festival.
solo material in a night of transcendent performance not
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to be missed.
2hrs (incl interval)
The young genius of Brazilian music is back to perform the Australian premiere of his orchestral suite Fantasia Popular. Both Pepe Romero and Yamandú Costa will also perform
festival theatre 6:30pm
friday
18 july
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Brazil
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Andrey Lebedev
FREE exhibitions
in recital
Sydney Guitar Trio with Rory O’Donoghue
Collision Course & Proximity
Adelaide Festival Centre’s GreenRoom program presents
GuitarART Competition & Exhibition
by Garry Stewart
18 – 20 july
2 july – 24 AUG
Emerging artists aged 18 – 30 showcase their creative side by transforming a guitar into a work of art.
Australian Dance Theatre present two Audio/Visual installations.
Cultural Harmonies: Musical Notes from the Migration Museum collection
Australia
A CONCERT OF RICH STORYTELLING
Adult $20 Conc $17 GreenRoom $10 Groups (6+) $17 2hrs (incl interval)
Explore the ways cultural identity in South Australia has been played out through music in an exhibition featuring instruments, music, artworks and costume.
Winner of the 2012 Adelaide International Guitar
Sydney Guitar Trio joins forces with actor and
Competition, Andrey Lebedev returns home to
musician Rory O’Donoghue in a colourful
grace the stage with his explosive skill, in this
program of storytelling and music. With tall
special recital performance. Now studying at
tales from Alice in Wonderland to Dante’s
London’s Royal Academy of Music on the Julian
Inferno and a dash of Banjo Paterson and
Bream Trust Scholarship, Andrey is swiftly gaining
Spike Milligan, this unique production blends
an international reputation as one of the rising
the power of the spoken word with music in a
Migration Museum
stars of classical guitar.
refreshing and entertaining performance.
82 Kintore Ave, Adelaide
dunstan playhouse 1pm
friday
18 july 10
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Opening Event at 6pm
playhouse foyer 6pm
friday
Cam Blokland Special Event: at 7pm
18 july
artspace gallery 7pm
11
july – SEPT Weekdays 10am - 5pm Weekends and Public Holidays 1pm-5pm
debashish bhattacharya
“ super-human playing” bob brozman
Late Night Sessions
spellbinding slide guitar
Chris Finnen & Band plus guest
Australia
phil manning
India
Steeped in Indian classical music, supremely graceful
four-string slide ukulele. He has won accolades for his
Award winning veterans of the blues and firm friends,
blues. Inducted into the New York Blues Hall of Fame
slide
an
extensive exploration of widely diverse musical styles as
Chris Finnen and Phil Manning reunite for a three-
in 2013, Chris Finnen is one of the gems of South
international following not only for his playing but also
well as for his continual collaborations. His 2012 release
part club show. Since the late 60’s Phil Manning has
Australian music. His career spans fifty years of touring,
been at the forefront of Australian blues and will play
recording, festivals, film scores and more. His restless
the opening set. A founding member of the now
musical curiosity has seen him enfold a tapestry of
legendary band Chain, Phil co-wrote the number one
cultural influences into his sound. He and his band will
hit Black & Blue and has won widespread acclaim
take the stage, before Phil Manning joins them for an
in recent times for his solo acoustic take on country
explosive final set.
guitarist
Debashish
Bhattacharya
has
his extraordinary instrumental arsenal.
Beyond the Ragasphere, featuring dobro master Jerry
A tireless innovator, he is credited with the design of the
Douglas, is hailed as a triumph of world fusion. Tabla
Hindustani guitar and the ‘Trinity of Guitars’: his lap-slide
accompaniment by Subhasis Bhattacharjee, tanpura
chaturangui, 14-stringed gandharvi and the anandi, a
and vocals by Anandi Bhattacharya.
dunstan playhouse 8:30pm
friday
18 july
Subscription Adult $47 Conc $40
Saturday 19 July Debashish Bhattarcharya in conversation 5pm, Space Theatre FREE
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Adult $55 Conc $47 Student $28 GreenRoom $28 Groups (6+) $47
space theatre 10pm
friday
18 july
1hr
13
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Adult $35 Conc $30 GreenRoom $15
Australian Exclusive
1st prize
$10,000 (AUD)
CLASSICAL GUITAR COMPETITION FINAL
Australia
“brilliantly played”
Australia’s most prestigious classical guitar prize
new york times
geoffrey& morris siobhan stagg
Witness the rising stars of classical guitar as they battle it out for the top spot! Attracting competitors from all over the world, the Adelaide International Classical Guitar Competition is the most prestigious guitar competition in the southern hemisphere.
exquisite song, rare masterpieces
2nd PRIZE: AUD$4000 3rd PRIZE: AUD$2000
saturday
19 july
Foundation
and Jim Redgate Guitars
FREE EVENT 3hrs
winner announced 3pm
Jim Redgate is a designer and builder of modern cutting edge classical guitars.
The next wave of South Australia’s best classical guitarists.
proudly supported by
1st PRIZE: AUD$10,000 PLUS Jim Redgate Guitar, valued at USD$16,000
dunstan playhouse 10am
Guitarissimo
plus special guests
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Explore some of the finest songs ever penned
Tonos Humanos of José Marin – musician, poet,
for voice and guitar as leading Australian
cleric and murderer – are paired with early songs
soprano proponent
Siobhan of
Stagg
period
joins
intrepid
by romantic composers Vincente Martín y Soler
instruments
Geoffrey
and Federico Moretti. Interspersed with guitar
Morris. A fascinating journey into the guitar’s
solos by Santiago de Murcia and Fernando Sor,
early Spanish heritage, discover the poetry of
this concert sees Geoffrey perform on baroque
rarely heard masterworks performed on original
guitar, clásico-romántic guitar and guitarra de 6
instruments. The impassioned baroque songs or
cuerdas dobles.
dunstan playhouse 4pm
saturday
19 july
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Adult $50 Conc $43 GreenRoom $25 Groups (6+) $43 2hrs (incl interval)
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Exclusive Gala Event
festival gala Australian String Quartet with
Pepe Romero, Máximo Pujol Trio & Slava Grigoryan plus special guests Aurora Guitar Ensemble
Glorious music for string quartet & guitar Witness magnificent works for guitar and strings on the Festival Theatre stage in this exclusive gala. One of our finest musical exports The Australian String Quartet returns with international festival
guests
following
the
celebrated
partnerships at the 2012 Festival. The program features Boccherini’s beloved “Quintetto No.4 “Fandango”, with world renowned Spanish guitarist Pepe Romero as soloist. Artistic Director Slava Grigoryan will play The Garden of Forking Paths, written for him and string quartet by Shaun Rigney and inspired by Argentine poet Jorge Luis
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Borges. Finally, Argentina’s contemporary tango virtuosos, the Máximo Pujol Trio play Pujol’s own sensuous and romantic suite for strings, guitar and bandoneón, Luminosa de Buenos Aires.
2hrs (incl interval)
festival theatre 6:30pm
saturday
19 july
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Slava Grigoryan
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Máximo Pujol Trio
Pepe Romero
Aurora Guitar Ensemble
Australian Premiere
Guthrie Govan Blazing agility, profound musicality “He’s ridiculous! This guy can play anything.”
Guthrie Govan brings cred to the shred. In this
Lee Ritenour
his peers and audiences alike in awe. He has
Australian premiere see first-hand why he is much more than an astonishing technician: the depth and intelligence behind his virtuosic playing has
recorded and toured extensively with numerous bands, across multiple genres. His skilled elision of jazz and prog rock into a gobsmacking fusion comes to the fore in his solo work and with power trio The Aristocrats, featuring bassist Bryan Beller and drummer Marco Minnemann, with whom he has recorded two acclaimed studio Premium $63 Adult $55 Conc $47 GreenRoom $28 Groups (6+) $47
albums. Beyond touring, recording and his work with Steven Wilson’s band, he is also a prolific clinician and teacher.
“ Every time I hear Guthrie play I feel like I have to fasten my seatbelt.”
Dweezil Zappa
1hr 10min
dunstan playhouse 9pm
saturday
19 july
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Friday 18 July Guthrie Govan Clinic 4pm, Space Theatre $30
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“ Totally freakin’ awesome! ”
Joe Satriani
United Kingdom
Late Night Sessions
Sylvan coda project
all about jazz, NY
Ben Christopher Hauptmann Hale with
Christopher Hale’s
“ Sublety and grace, passion and power”
James Muller
Ben Vanderwal & Gian Slater
Australia
flamenco infused jazz Garnering much praise and playing to sell-out audiences with his new project Sylvan Coda,
Unforgettably evocative late-night jazz
Christopher Hale’s origins in Flamenco and AfroCuban music emerge in a fearlessly original
Some of the most eloquent jazz players on the Australian scene come together for
performance.
a one-off festival club session. Adelaide’s James Muller (Vince Jones, Renee Geyer,
Featuring an 8-piece ensemble with Johnny Tedesco
Don Burrows and many more) is held in awe by musicians around the world for his
(Arte Kanela)’s striking Flamenco dancing and a
exceptionally expressive playing and masterful improvisation. Innovative bass player
stunning vocal section led by Gian Slater, Sylvan
Christopher Hale transcends the conventional roles of his instrument with sonorous,
Australia
melodic playing seasoned with flamenco. Blessed with a restless imagination, Ben Hauptmann (Gurrumul, Joss Stone, Lior, James Morrison and numerous others) is adept at virtually any guitar style and has a strikingly original sound. Joined by vocalist Gian
Adult $40 Conc $34 GreenRoom $20 Groups (6+) $34 2hrs (incl interval)
Slater and Ben Vanderwal on drums, the distinctive textures of these jazz luminaries unite in a kaleidoscope of musical energy and colour.
space theatre 10pm
saturday
19 july 20
Coda live is an epic and thrilling concert event. To open this performance Aloysius Leeson Quartet brings together some of South Australia’s most versatile musicians for a soulful flamenco set with dancer Kristy Manuel.
Subscription Adult A $30 Conc A $25
Adult $35 Conc $30 GreenRoom $15
dunstan playhouse 4pm
sunday
20 july 21
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Stochelo Rosenberg Trio Opened by
The Adelaide Guitar Festival Orchestra
More than 80 young guitarists open the concert under the direction of charismatic teacher, composer and guitar ensemble specialist Dr Paul Svoboda. Young South Australian performers from across the state will be joined by Brisbane’s Aurora Guitar Ensemble and guest soloists Slava and Leonard Grigoryan for the inaugural performance by the Adelaide Guitar Festival Orchestra Following this very special debut, Stochelo Rosenberg brings his new power trio to Australia for the first time. Regarded as a true heir of Django Reinhardt, Rosenberg's name is synonymous with gypsy jazz. His legendary flair and virtuosity are infused with unprecedented vigor
breathtaking rhythms and constant invention, melded
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with the gypsy sense of entertainment.
2hrs 20min (incl interval)
through this collaboration with energetic young players Sebastien Giniaux (France) and Joel Locher (Germany). Brace yourself for a crossfire of unbelievable solos,
festival theatre 6:30pm
sunday
20 july
Andreas Öberg
(Swedish Guitarist)
Subscription Adult A $47 Conc A $40
Adelaide Guitar Festival Orchestra - open rehearsals 17 July 1pm - 4pm & 18 July 10am - 4pm Festival Theatre Dress Circle Foyer FREE
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“ ... one of the best gypsy guitarists out there, known for his beautiful tone and touch... from jazz to heavy metal, adding flamenco and Latin rhythms to his repertoire.”
Netherlands
Late Night Sessions
15 minutes of fame
Are you a talented and passionate guitarist and want to perform at the Festival?
festival finale
15 Minutes of Fame is an exciting opportunity for guitarists to perform
PEOPLES CHOICE
THIS YEAR ONE LUCKY ENTRY WILL PLAY THE 15 MIN TIME SLOT ON THE COOPERS LATE NIGHT STAGE FOR THE FESTIVAL FINALE!
at the Festival in a series of 15 minute open mic performances. Performances will be held at various times over the four days at the Fox Creek Bar located in the Space Theatre foyer.
You’re invited to the Festival’s closing night
a night to remember. With the staggering
party! Featuring a sizzling line-up of festival
array of skill and virtuosity on the bill, who
Once the final application selection is completed, artists will be
guests and a special encore performance
knows whether world-first collaborations
contacted with their timeslot and videos will be posted on our website
by the People’s Choice winner of the 2014
will emerge or who might swap solos with
15 Minutes of Fame YouTube competition
whom? Join Festival artists, guitar makers,
(see next page for details on how to vote
scholars and staff for an unforgettable
for your favourite), this will undoubtedly be
Festival Finale.
for the PEOPLE'S CHOICE voting.
Check our website for the daily schedule of performances Download application form at adelaideguitarfestival.com.au
space theatre 9pm
sunday
20 july
APplications open 5 may 2014 Applications close 20 June 2014
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Adult $35 Conc $30 GreenRoom $15
People’s choice voting opens 30 June People’s choice close Sunday 11.55pm, 13 July Winner announced Tuesday 15 July on Adelaide International Guitar Festival website and social media.
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master classes
Back by popular demand!
meet the maker
FREE
The fine art of the guitar begins with its maker Materials, techniques, tools, time all play a part in the sonic characteristics of the final product. Meet some of Australia’s finest exponents of guitar, instrument and equipment making.
Thursday 17 JULY
Friday 18 JULY
Saturday 19 JULY
4:30pm – 6pm
5pm – 6:30pm
5pm – 6:30pm
KELLAWAY CLASSICAL GUITARS JB Room
Dan Kellaway shares his journey making high-end classical guitars and shows the design evolution visually.
DORIEAN GUITARS JB Room
Andrew Dorien's love of timber and traditional craftmanship is reflected in his romantic period, spanish style and modern classical guitars.
7pm – 8:30pm
ROLA AUSTRALIA Quartet Suite
Designer and builder of handmade guitar amplifiers since the 1960s, Graham Dicker offers a technical discussion of advances in valve amplifier design.
Friday 18 JULY 11:30am – 1pm
GORE GUITARS JB Room
Trevor Gore discusses guitar innovation and design of classical and steel string guitars made for professionals and keen amateurs. 2:30pm – 4pm
KIM LISSARRAGUE
JB Room Kim Lissarrague creates a new generation of arched back, lattice braced, classical guitars by hand.
Saturday 19 JULY 1pm – 2:30pm
SIMON ROVISHERMANN LUTHIER
ALI KAT GUITARS Quartet Suite
Dave Gartland returns with hand crafted aluminium guitars with unique exclusive designs and special guest performance. All ages, collectors, even car enthusiasts are in for a treat! 7:30pm – 9pm
PEZZOLI ELECTRIC GUITARS AND BASSES Quartet Suite
JB Room Simon Rovis-Hermann presents design and construction principles of his modern classical guitars and gives historical insight into his 19th century guitar replicas.
Gianluca Pezzoli brings a selection of personally designed hand crafted guitars, electric semi acoustic and ¾ size arch top. A special guest live show.
2:30pm – 4pm
Sunday 20 JULY
JAYSON ELAZZI
Quartet Suite Sample Jayson Elazzi’s handmade concert quality hauser-style classical guitars. 4:45pm – 6:15pm
AUSTRALIAN GUITAR MAKING SCHOOL
JB Room Hear from Strato Anagnostis and his student how ordinary people are guided through all stages of making their own high performance guitars.
yamaha come & try workshop Thursday 17 & Friday 18, 9am – 5pm Quartet Suite
12:30pm – 2pm
JIM REDGATE GUITARS JB Room
Amongst many other claims to fame, Jim Redgate designs and builds modern cutting edge classical guitars. His models include the lattice-braced, double-top, and the new “wave” double-top. 2:30pm – 4pm
GIGMASTER INSTRUMENT STANDS
Quartet Suite Brenton Tregloan exhibits his handcrafted and custom built wooden guitar stands, interspersed with live music by local artists.
Sunday 20 JULY 4:30pm – 6pm
LAUDA GUITARS Quartet Suite
With over 20 years guitar making experience, Chris Lau presents his motivation, goals, techniques, and a live demo on Lauda guitars. 5pm – 6:30pm
RICK FALKINER’S GUITAR CENTRE JB Room
Trace the guitar's evolution from the early romantic period in the 1830s to the present day with Rick Falkiner’s vintage, classical, and flamenco guitar. Proudly supported by
Community programs Partner
workshop Saturday 19 JULY
Nathan Slater: Flamenco, Tango and Brazilian styles 1pm Space Theatre Explore rhythms and techniques of flamenco, tango and Brazilian music with one of Melbourne’s most versatile teachers. This workshop is geared toward classical and jazz players at intermediate level. Cost: $15
TALKS
FREE
Friday 18 JULY
Isaac Albéniz and Manuel de Falla’s
Free for observers. Participants will be selected by the Festival. Please refer to the Festival website for more information.
evocations of the guitar and the instrument’s modern revival – an illustrated presentation
Friday 18 JULY
Join musicians and researchers Dr Michael Christoforidis and Dr Ken Murray as they explore this complex history and illustrate possible performance implications for guitarists.
Judicaël Perroy
4:30pm Lyrics
11am Lyrics Charismatic player and teacher Judicaël Perroy is Professor of Guitar at the National School of Music in Aulnay-sous-Bois (France) gives masterclasses at top academies and conservatories around the world.
Sunday 20 JULY
Pepe Romero 11am Lyrics Revered amongst guitarists, Maestro Romero is one of the world’s great ambassadors for the classical guitar.
Saturday 19 JULY
Debashish Bhattarcharya in conversation 5pm Space Theatre Hear Debashish Bhattarcharya discuss his extraordinary arsenal of instruments and the fascinating story of slide guitar in Indian music.
Saturday 19 JULY
Shaun Rigney and Alison Beare pre-concert talk 5:30pm Dress Circle Foyer Festival Theatre
Friday 18 JULY
Composer Shaun Rigney discusses music for guitar and string quartet and the influences which inspired The Garden of Forking Paths, to be performed by Slava Grigoryan and the Australian String Quartet. Alison Beare offers insight into the famous Guadagnini instruments played by the Australian String Quartet.
Guthrie Govan
Sunday 20 JULY
clinic 4pm Space Theatre Not only is his playing out of this world, but Guthrie Govan is an outstanding clinician. Grab your chance to be one of the limited number participating in his dedicated clinic, or sit back and watch the master with his apprentices! Cost: $30
strictly limited tickets
John Williams on Toast 2pm Lyrics A special event in celebration of the life and contribution of Australian Master Guitarist, John Williams. With an expert panel, featuring Sydney Guitar Trio, Máximo Diego Pujol and more, facilitated by Victorian Guitar Society’s Dr Paul Nash. Presented in association with the classical Guitar Society of Victoria
Places to
meet & eat PRE SHOW DINNERS
DON’S COUNTER & LOUNGE
FOX CREEK BAR
Available prior to evening performances in the Festival Theatre. Book at BASS when booking your ticket.
(Located in the Dunstan
Theatre Foyer)
Playhouse foyer)
The Fox Creek Bar is the perfect place to grab a drink before and after shows or catch a 15 Minutes of Fame performance.
$39 per person Includes a choice of main course, a glass of Fox Creek wine, Coopers beer or Coca-Cola soft drink, coffee and petits fours.
Sit back, relax and soak up the Festival atmosphere in Don’s lounge, created exclusively for the Festival. Grab a bite at the Counter Bar, serving delicious winter meals before and after performances in the Dunstan Playhouse and Space Theatre.
HILLS CIDER BAR
(Located in the Space
(Located in the Dunstan
Bistro by the food business
Playhouse foyer)
(Located downstairs Dunstan
The Hills Cider bar will be open before and after performances in the Dunstan Playhouse and Space Theatre.
Playhouse Foyer)
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With unrivalled River Torrens views complimented by superb food and service, Bistro by the food business offers idyllic a la carte, pre and post show dining. Phone 8216 8744 for bookings.
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To ensure our programs are accessible and your time with us is as enjoyable as possible, we have access-friendly facilities on site. Including; wheelchair loan service, assistive hearing system (Dunstan Playhouse and Space Theatres only), access toilets, access seat allocations, pre–book your access parking in the car park with BASS on 131 246, access friendly drop off/pick up points, lift access in the car park, lift access in the Space and Festival Theatre venues and lift access to the Bistro – access from the Playhouse Reception desk.
– in most instances reserved seat tickets may be replaced however, general admission tickets cannot be replaced. Please call BASS on 131 246 for assistance.
When booking your tickets, please inform the BASS operator if you have any specific access requirements.
– are subject to availability and are only available once you have subscribed to at least four Adelaide International Guitar Festival performances in one transaction.
For all other disability access inquiries please contact Patron Services: access@adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au or phone +61 8 8216 8578
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All patrons 18 years and under, must leave the premises at midnight. Adelaide Festival Centre respects your privacy and meets Government policy requirements. Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure that performance dates, times, prices and other information contained herein are correct at time of publication.
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Over the festival join the Nanoblock challenge to win daily prizes. Visit the Nanoblock Challenge lounge in the Dunstan Playhouse foyer for details. A range of Nanoblock guitars will be available from the Guitar shop.
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Visit the Guitar Shop for a large range of guitar merchandise and CDs
Located in the Festival Theatre & Dunstan Playhouse foyer Open during the festival at performance times
seniors, unemployed and full time students are entitled to concession prices. Proof of entitlement may be requested at time of purchase or at the venue. Please make sure you carry your concession cards.
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2007 Abdoulaye Diabaté Baning Eyre Adalita Srsen Aloysius Leeson Alvin Youngblood Hart Anne McCue Beau Young Benjamin Verdery Bob Brozman Brazilian Guitar Quartet Charlie Owen Chris Finnen Cindy Cashdollar Corey Harris Dan Rumour Band Danny Clinch David Lindley Dog Trumpet Ed Kuepper Eliot Fisk Fiona Boyes FourPlay Electric Guy Strazz Rodrigo GalvÃo Guitar Safari Heather Frahn Hoy-Hoy! Ian Stehlik Jeff Lang Jim Kelly Matt Smith Jim Moginie John Baker Duo John Hamond John Schaefer Jorma Kaukonen Josh Bennett Juan MartÍn Kaki King Karin Schaupp Keriane Cox Keryn Tolhurst Lucky Oceans Luther Dickinson MAG Mamadou Diabate Martin Taylor Matt Walker Ashley Davies Nick Krieg Paddy Montgomery Paul Galbraith Paul O’Dette Pigram Brothers: Ralph Towner Reg Mombasa Richard Clapton Rob Clarke Rob McDade Rob Pippan Ross Hannaford Trio Roy Rogers Saffire Sérgio & Odair Assad Simon Shaheen
Slava Grigoryan Sweet Baby James The Atlantics Toby Wren Trio Vernon Reid Vishwa Mohan Bhatt Wolfgang Muthspiel
2008 Adalita Srsen Adrian Belew Al Slavik Andy Salvanos Angry Anderson Ash Grunwald
Matt Walker Ashley Davies Mia Dyson Mongrels of Passion (Vince Lovegrove & Tim Gaze) Peter Denahy Rebecca Harris Redhead Rob Sawyer Sara Storer Shihad Slava Grigoryan Leonard Grigoryan Steve Hunter Stevie Wright
Adelaide International Guitar Festival is the most significant festival of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. Since its inception, hundreds of guitarists and their bands have participated in this unique salute to the world's most popular instrument.
Backsliders Bill Chambers Cal Williams Jr. & The Hushes Dallas Frasca Dave Evans Derek Trucks Band Diana Anaid Fiona Boyes & The Fortune Tellers Grinspoon Lee Song-Ou Oliver Fartach-Naini GT Stringer Guy Pratt Jean-Felix Lalanne Jeff Lang Jesse Harris Jimmy Little Lior Magic Dirt
Swanee The Angels The Derek Trucks Band The Joseph Tawadros Trio The Mason Rack Band The Romeros' Guitar Quartet The Shiny Brights The Yearlings Tice & Evans (Dave Tice & Mark Evans) Travis Sinclair Troy Cassar-Daley William Barton Wulfin Lieske Xavier Rudd
2010 Aleks Tsboulski Anthony Garcia
Arte Kanela Ben Edgar Ben Fink Bobby Singh Caliente Cal Williams Jr Christa Hughes Dhafer Youssef Doug de Vries FGHR Guitarissimo Jane Edwards Jeff Lang Josh Bennett Karin Schaupp Leonard Grigoryan Lisa Miller Manuel Barrueco Mason Rack Band Melbourne Guitar Quartet Niki Vasilakis Oscar Guzman Pepe de Lucia Richard Bona Shane O’Mara Shaen Mullins Slava Grigoyan Very Jane Wolfgang Muthspiel Yamandu Costa
2012 Ana Vidovic Australian String Quartet Billy Bob's BBQ Boys Caminos Flamencos Cary Lewincamp Dave Brewer Edin Karamazov Florian Remus Frank Vignola Grigoryan Brothers Guitar Trek Guitarissimo Harry James Angus Henry Choo Hugh Stuckey Jason McGuire "El Rubio" John Scofield Trio Lee Song Ou Lucky Oceans Quartet Oliver Fartach-Naini Paulo Bellinati Punch Brothers Ray Beadle Band Roscoe James Irwin Sam Lemann Simon Powis The Airbenders The Streamliners The Yearlings Timothy Kain Tinpan Orange Tommy Emmanuel Weber Lopes L to R: Adalita Srsen, Mamadou Diabate, Dave Hole, Studio Flamenco, Derek Trucks Band The Romeros Guitar Quartet, Mason Rack Band, John Scofield Trio Troy Cassar-Daley, Lior, Jeff Lang, Biggest Guitar Band – Elder Park Grinspoon, Ash Grunwald, Veron Ried, The Audreys The Punch Brothers, Earnest Ranglin, Kaki King, Mia Dyson
Adelaide Festival Centre King William Rd Adelaide 5000 GPO Box 1269 Adelaide SA 5001 Phone +61 8 8216 8600 Fax +61 8 8212 7849 contact@adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au