Seattle Classic Guitar Society: David Feingold
Free
Erik Satie — Selected works
Manuel Ponce — Thème varié et Finale
David Feingold — Waltz in F (Homage a Ravel)
David Feingold — March of Mimes
Clifford Brown — Daahoud
Thelonius Monk — 'Round Midnight
The Seattle Classic Guitar Society is proud to present classical guitarist David Feingold in a free concert at the Chapel Space at Good Shepherd Center on Saturday, February 10 at 2pm. His program includes his own compositions and music by Domenico Scarlatti, Erik Satie, Manuel Ponce, Clifford Brown, and Thelonius Monk. He will also perform part of his program on a D'Aquisto Excel Non-cutaway Archtop guitar. Feingold's programs often include his own works for guitar, his arrangements of popular song as well as his own "short-form" compositions. Playing this music, some of it on nylon string with classical technique, imparts a unique flavor – especially with the addition of improvisation, but also the integration of diverse musical influences that reflect his musical background.
About David Feingold
David Feingold began musical studies in New York with the French Horn and the Piano when he was nine. Before his move to the west, Feingold studied guitar and composition with Ralph Towner for five years during the time that he attended Sarah Lawrence College. David also performed in Master-classes with Christopher Parkening, Jose Tomas, Michael Lorimer, and others.
As a composer, Feingold’s music has aired internationally and his CD The Boardwalk has received critical acclaim. Other guitar works of David Feingold’s have been performed throughout the United States and Canada including his Studies for Guitar, Music from Quixote, Waltz in F (Homage a Ravel).
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