Groupmuse: Brazilian Nocturnes in Harlem
$5 to reserve, $20+ at event
- Octávio Deluchi, guitar
Agustin Barrios Mangoré — Danza Paraguaya
Sérgio Assad — Spanish Impressions
Elodie Bouny — Anjo
João Luiz — Prelude No. 4
Vicente Paschoal — Dedication No. 1
Heitor Villa-Lobos — Prelude No. 3
Heitor Villa-Lobos — Prelude No. 2
Vicente Paschoal — Guitar Sonata
Astor Piazzolla — "I. Verano Porteño" from Las cuatro estaciones porteñas ("The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires") (arr. Sergio Assad)
Note from the host: "I'm looking forward to hosting Octávio Deluchi with a program of Brazilian solo guitar compositions. Please join us for a night of enchanting music in a cozy Harlem studio. Light snacks will be provided. Please note that this is a no-shoes apartment, make sure to take off your shoes upon entering :)"
Residence is handicap accessible. Kid-friendly event. Non-alcoholic drinks provided; don't bring your own drinks.
Exact address sent to approved attendees via email.
About Groupmuse
Groupmuse is a worker- and musician-owned cooperative seeking to uplift artists and strengthen broader community bonds through live, intimate performances of historically-rooted music.
https://www.groupmuse.comAbout Octávio Deluchi, guitar
Praised as one of the greatest talents of the Brazilian guitar today (O Tempo), and as one of the most active and brilliant soloists from his generation (Acervo Digital do Violão Brasileiro) by the specialized press, Octávio Deluchi had his solo debut at Carnegie Hall at the age of 24 and has more than 15 awards in national and international levels. Touring frequently in Brazil and the United States, Deluchi had appearances in cities such as New York, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Philadelphia, Little Rock, Belo Horizonte, and more. As a performer, he has been featured in important venues and series, such as Dizzy's Club at Lincoln Center, Composer's Now, Americas Society, Odeon Guitar Series, Musik Expedition International Music Festival, BNDES, to name a few. Octávio has collaborated with a wide variety of artists, between performances, premieres, and commissions, such as Sergio Assad, João Luiz, Vicente Paschoal, Emmanuele Baldini, Tania Leon, Rosana Diniz, Gabriele Leite, Eduardo Guterres, Guido Campos, and more. His commercial releases showcase his remarkable aptitudes across a wide-ranging repertoire spanning from 19th-century to South American repertoire and collaborations with young composers. Deluchi coordinates the guitar festival Mostra de Violão da Lira Ceciliana and is a guest soloist and resident professor at Festival de Música de Prados, one of the most traditional and old music festivals in Brazil.
https://www.octaviodeluchi.com/