The Miami Music Series at St. Andrews Presents
The Billington and Gonzalez Duo in
Concert
Dr. Robert D.
Billington – Flute
Dr. Rene Gonzalez
– Guitar
Friday, October
18th at 7:00 in the Evening
Cantigas de Santa Maria Alofonso X (1221-1284)
I.
Os Sete Does
(Cantiga 418)
II.
Leitões dançando
de Santa Maria (Cantiga 703)
III.
Quen Omagen
(Cantiga 353)
3 Duos, Op. 61
Francesco
Molino (1785-1847)
I.
Andante marcato,
Allegro non troppo
II.
Andante,
Allegretto vivace
III.
Cantabile
sostenuto, Allegretto ben marcato
Three Tangos (2006)
Michel Kirschner (b.1952)
I.
Passion Tango
II.
La Méprise
III.
Tinto Tango
Intermission:
Suite from A Little ABC of the
Renaissance David W. Solomons (b.1953)
I.
Variations on Tourdion - Claude
Gervaise (pub. Attaignant 1530)
II.
Rêvé-Je – Bataille
III.
Variations on J’attends Secours -
Claudin de Sermisy
Gardens of the Villa Taranto Colin
Brumby (b. 1933)
I.
Tempo comodo
II.
Largo
III.
Allegro
Al Cristo de la Quebrada
José Luis Merlin (b. 1952)
I.
Milonga del ausente
II.
Zamba del regreso
III.
Al peregrino
We are very
grateful to you, our audience, and to our sponsors:
The South Florida Friends of Classical
Music
Pamela Sherwood – Voice
Production/Repertoire
This series of concerts is made possible
with your generous support! If you wish
to become a sponsor for this series or for season tickets please call (786)
383-6106
About the Artists:
The
Billington and Gonzalez Classical Flute and Guitar Duo, formed in the autumn of
1988, has performed extensively in the South Florida region. The repertoire of
the Billington and Gonzalez Duo ranges from arrangements of medieval cantigas
to original compositions of twentieth-century music for flute and guitar
written specifically for the Duo. The Duo also specializes in the performance
of works from the western hemisphere. Canadian-born flutist Robert David
Billington earned his BA from Northern Michigan University, his MM from Western
Michigan University, and his DMA in flute performance from the University of
Miami. Dr. Billington
currently
serves as principal flutist with the Miami Lyric Opera Orchestra and as baroque
flutist with the Camerata del Ré early music ensemble.
Guitarist
Rene Gonzalez received his BM, MM, and his DMA in guitar performance from the
University of Miami where he is the director emeritus of the classical guitar
program. Dr. Gonzalez teaches guitar master classes and performs recitals
throughout the United States, Europe, and Latin America, and has released the
CD “The Hummingbird” on the EFM label.
The
Billington and Gonzalez Duo has performed concerts in San German, Puerto Rico
at the Interamerican University, at Springfield, IL for the Springfield
Classical Guitar Society; in Lake Wales, FL at the Historic Bok Sanctuary; in
Jupiter, FL for the Hibel Museum Promenade Concert Series; in West Palm Beach,
FL at the Norton Museum for the LIVE! at the Norton Concert Series; in
Tavernier, FL for the Church of San Pedro Concert Series; in Weston, FL for La
Cucina Tuscana Dinner Concerts; in Coconut Grove, FL for the Barnacle Historic
Site Concerts
Under the
Moonlight Concert Series; in Hollywood, FL for the Hollywood Center for the
Performing Arts Concert Series and for the City of Hollywood Noontime Concert
Series; in Fort Lauderdale, FL for the Tea at Lily's Concerts; in Miami and
Coral Springs, FL for Borders Books and Music Concerts; and has also performed
concerts in Coral Gables and Miami, FL at the Deering Estate for Holiday Under
the Stars, at the University of Miami Gusman Hall,
the
Biltmore Hotel, the Chapel of the Venerable Bede, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral,
the Cuban Museum of Art and Culture, and at various branches of the Miami-Dade
Public Library.
The
Billington and Gonzalez Duo has also appeared as a group or as part of a larger
LGEM Ensemble at the Beaux Arts Festival, the Fairchild Tropical Botanical
Garden Ramble, the Miami Beach Art Deco Festival, and at the Fort Lauderdale
Downtown Festival of the
Arts. For
more information on the Billington and Gonzalez Duo, please e-mail Dr.
Billington at rdbflute@lgem.com. You may also call Dr.
Billington at 305-669-1754.
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