THE LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN CULTURAL SOCIETY (LACCS)
25th ANNIVERSARY SERIES - 2008
BORIS CEPEDA , piano
FROM THE PARNASSUS TO AMAZONIA
Presented in association with the
EMBASSY OF ECUADOR
LEIGHTON HOUSE MUSEUM
OCTOBER 21, 2008 AT 7.00 pm.
12 HOLLAND PARK ROAD, LONDON
W14 8LZ
Tickets: Limited Availability
Tel: 020 8446 4039
From 10.00 to 12.00 only
BORIS CEPEDABORIS CEPEDA is a young musician and a new revelation in piano recitals in Europe and in South America. With an intensive intellectual preparation in Germany, he graduated with high honours at the Arts University in Bremen, under the supervision of Professors Kurt Seibert, Hans Leygraf, Monique Deschausees and Hans Palsson.
Commissioned by Radio Breman, Boris Cepeda recently recorded the popular Variations by Polish composer Karol Szymanowaky and Four Studios for the left hand by Max Reger.
Tonight's recital is focussed in a balanced programme of some European and Latin classics for piano music. The programme is dedicated to establish musical ties between two continents.
The music played by Boris Cepeda established symbolic bridges towards the understanding of the musical heritage of Ecuador, Europe and South America. The music of Gerardo Guevara (b. 1930), and Jose Ignacio Canelos (1898- 1957), is played in an exquisite style with a perfect techniques, and encouraged us to learn more about Ecuador's musical heritage and welcome a new era for the Latin American culture in piano music.
SUMMARY PROGRAMME OF WEDNESDAY 27 AUGUST 2008 CONCERT AT THE LEIGHTON HOUSE MUSEUM
Isaac Albeniz (1860-1909) From Suite Espanola Op 47
- Granada-Asturias-Sevilla
Gerardo Guevara (b. 1930) - El Espantapajos
- Danzante del destino
- Apamuy Shungo
Franz Litz (1811-1886) - Rhapsody Espagnole
Maurice Ravel (1875-1937) - Alborada del Gracioso
Jose Ignacio Canelos (1898-1957) - Intermezzo Inca
Karol Symanowski (1882-1957) - Les Masques op 34
- Eine Don Juan Serenade
Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887-1959) - Rude poema