
David Ferrara
Songs Without Words
© 2000 David Ferrara (775020410527)
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This CD is a recording of classical guitar masterpieces from 1550 to 1971.
tracks
- 1 Etude #7 By H. Villa-lobos
- 2 Etude #8 By H. Villa-lobos
- 3 Cancion Del Eprerador By L. Narvaez
- 4 Guardame Las Vacas By L. Narvaez
- 5 Fandanguillo By J. Turina
- 6 Andaluza By E. Granados
- 7 Danza Triste By E. Granados
- 8 Capricho By I. Albeniz
- 9 Rondo #2 By D. Aguado
- 10 Venetian Boat Song By F. Mendelssohn
- 11 Theme and Variations By L. Berkeley
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Award-winning classical guitarist David Ferrara recently released his first solo CD, Songs Without Words.
Mr. Ferrara has twice been the recipient of a Master Artist's Fellowship from Dayton's Culture Works, in 1998 and again in 2002, both times edging out more well-known artists in the running. He holds a B.M. in guitar performance from CCM at the University of Cincinnati and a M.M. in guitar from Southern Methodist University. He attended both schools under full scholarship, and perfomed in many masterclasses, including those of Carlos Barbosa-Lima, Pepe Romero, Norbert Kraft, and others. He won several national competitions while a student.
Mr. Ferrara has performed concerts in Dayton, Cincinnati, Dallas, Indianapolis,Ft. Worth, Lexington, Evansville, among others, and has performed live on several radio stations. He has performed with the Dayton Philharmonic, Miami Valley Symphony, Kim Kelly Orchestra, and since 1995 has been lead guitarist for Funk Allegiance.
"Unquestioned possesion of first-class technical skill...fearless tempos...warm, complex tone." -CGS QuarterNotes
"Magnificent...a virtuoso."-CultureWorks
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Solid Classical CD
author: Michael PurteeThis is a really good example of classical guitar of various periods. Not a bad piece on the entire CD and the guitar playing is smooth and well done.