Classical Guitar Concert

La Rossignol

by Anonymous 16th Century Composer

Performed by:

• • Anthony Atristain, guitar
  • Marcus Lopez, guitar

Nocturne No. 1

by J.K. Mertz (1806 - 1856)

Performed by Anthony Atristain, guitar

Suite in D Minor

by Robert de Visée (c, 1665-1732)

1. 1. Prelude
   2. Allemande
   3. Sarabande
   4. Menuet 2

Performed by Marcus Lopez, guitar

Serenade, Op. 109

by F. Carulli (1770 - 1841)

Larghetto Espressivo
Poco Allegretto

Performed by:

• • Anthony Atristain, guitar
  • Lillian Slattery, flute

Trio in D Major, Op. 9 No. 3

by J. Kreutzer (1778 - 1832)

Performed by:

• • Marcus Lopez, guitar
  • Bella Bausano, flute
  • Daniel Karpf, violin

Flower Duet from “Lakme”

by Léo Delibes (1836 - 1891)

Performed by:

• Anthony Atristain, guitar
• Oren Fader, guitar
• Marcus Lopez, guitar

Pacoca (Choro)

by Celso Machado (b.1953)

Performed by:

• • Anthony Atristain, guitar
  • Lillian Slattery, flute

• Anthony Atristain, guitar
• Marcus Lopez, guitar
• Oren Fader, guitar
• Lillian Slattery, flute
• Bella Bausano, flute
• Daniel Karpf, violin

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