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Reade Park - Mini Guitar Concert - Omni Foundation

🎟️ Experience our live concerts in San Francisco: https://omniconcerts.com#concerts The Omni Foundation for the Performing Arts presents Reade Park playing two movements from the Jose Sonata and a prelude by Sergei Rachmaninoff as part of Omni's Midweek Melodies series, filmed in San Francisco. Reade Park, guitar Sonata para guitarra by Antonio José (1902-1936) 0:00 - I. Allegro Moderato 6:19 - III. Pavane Triste Prélude Op. 23, No. 5 by Sergueï Rachmaninoff (1873-1943), Arr. Antoine Fougeray* 10:26 --------------------------------------- About the Jose Sonata Sonata para Guitarra (1933) by Antonio José Antonio José (1902-1936) spent much of his 20s where he wrote many of the works that first gained him recognition. Offered a job back in his home town in 1929, he became director of the Burgos choir. When Nationalist forces overthrew the government in 1936, they began rounding up their enemies. José, who initially felt himself safe from persecution, was soon engulfed in the wave of politically motivated violence and was shot by a band of vigilantes. His 1933 Sonata para Guitarra, only partially premiered by Sainz de la Maza, is his only work for guitar. Its first complete performance had to wait until 1981, when Cuban-American guitarist Ricardo Iznaola played it for the Spanish radio broadcast Lunes Musicales de Radio Nacional. The Western Classical Music tradition has developed continuously beginning approximately in the year 1000 and continuing to the present day. The music style has constantly changed to reflect the changing experiences of people throughout that time period. Music is a nonverbal language that provides access to the feelings evoked by the social and cultural traditions of different times and places. Music allows us to transcend our own world and partake in completely different realities. Musical experience opens our minds as very few other things can. The history of this music is usually divided into six large historical periods. 1000-1400 Medieval 1400-1600 Renaissance 1600-1750 Baroque 1730-1820 Classical 1815-1910 Romantic 1900-present 20th and 21st Century Music Since the beginning of the 20th century the western Classical Music tradition has reflected the growing interconnectivity of the world as well as the more fluid social structures by opening to influences of various World music and Popular music traditions. Information provided by Scott Cmiel. --------------------------------------- About the artist: Reade Park is a rising guitarist and composer from San Francisco, California. He won first prize at the Guitar Foundation of America’s 2022 International Youth Competition, Senior Division, as well as top prizes at the 2023 University of Rhode Island and 2024 Boston GuitarFest Open International competitions. In 2024, Harvard University awarded Reade its prestigious John Green Prize for Composition. Currently enrolled in the Harvard-NEC Dual-Degree Program, he is pursuing an A.B. in mathematics and an M.M. in classical guitar with Eliot Fisk. His mentors include guitarists Judicaël Perroy, Scott Cmiel, and Mark Simons, as well as composers Robert Chastain and Matthew Cmiel. --------------------------------------- *Rachmaninov arrangement available at Éditions Fougeray: https://www.editionsfougeray.com/en/p... Video Production: Matthew Washburn Audio Mastering: Sienna Digital, Half Moon Bay Location: Barbro Osher Recital Hall at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music Recorded: July 17, 2024 --------------------------------------- Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @omnifoundation   Omni Foundation for the Performing Arts Series Sponsors: D’Addario, Augustine Foundation, Hill Guitar Company, Guitar Salon International, Guitar Solo, Tangent Computers, Alhambra Guitars, Romero Creations These videos are made possible by your support. To make a donation, please visit: https://omniconcerts.com/online-series. Follows us on: ► Instagram:   / omniconcerts   ► Facebook:   / omniconcerts   ► TikTok:   / omnifoundation   Visit https://omniconcerts.com and subscribe to our email newsletter