Marco Sartor, guitar, October 5, 2017

Robert Blocker, Dean

doctor of musical arts recital

Marco Sartor guitar

Thursday, October 5, 2017 • 7:30 pm Morse Recital Hall

Doctor of Musical Arts Degree Recital

Marco Sartor guitar October 5, 2017 • Morse Recital Hall

Carlos Rafael Rivera b. 1970

Whirler of the Dance (1998) I. Prelude II. Evocation III. Dance

Johann Sebastian Bach 1685–1750

Prelude, Fugue and Allegro, BWV 998

Abel Carlevaro 1916–2001

Preludios Americanos (1974) I. Evocación II. Scherzino III. Campo IV. Ronda V. Tamboriles intermission

Franco Donatoni 1927–2000

Algo: Due pezzi per chitarra (1977)

Manuel Ponce 1882–1948 arr. Andrés Segovia Elliott Carter 1908–2012

Thème Varié et Finale (1926)

Mauro Giuliani 1781–1829

Selections from Giulianate, Op. 148 VI. Il Sentimentale VII. La Melanconia VIII. L’Allegria

Changes (1983)

This performance is in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Doctor of Musical Arts degree

Artist Profile

Guitarist Marco Sartor is a top prize-winner of numerous international contests, including first prizes at two major concerto competitions: the Schadt String Competition and the Joann Falletta International Concerto Competition.

He has performed solo, chamber, and orchestral concerts in the Americas and Europe.

Mr. Sartor has given numerous master-classes in the USA and abroad. He has designed and implemented youth guitar programs in Pittsburgh, PA, Charleston, SC, and in his home country of Uruguay. He currently teaches at the New World School of the Arts in Miami, FL, and contributes regularly to Soundboard, the magazine of the Guitar Foundation of America.

Marco Sartor completed the Master of Musical Arts degree at the Yale School of Music, studying guitar with Benjamin Verdery. He had previously received degrees from the College of Charleston and Carnegie Mellon University. Âť MarcoSartor.com

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