Poulenc
Sarabande for Guitar, FP 179
Scottish Lute Music from the Wemyss manuscript - A Scotts Tune, Mervell's Sarabande, Canaries, Holi and Faire, Ladie lie neer me, A Scots Tune
Mompou
Suite Compostelana - movements 1 (Preludio), 2 (Coral), 5 (Canción) and 6 (Muñeira)
De Falla
Homenaje pour Le Tombeau de Claude Debussy
Thomas Adès
Forgotten Dances (commissioned by ECHO) - Hungarian premiere
There is perhaps no instrument that can rival the guitar in terms of the popularity it has enjoyed - to this day - since the 1950s and the beginning of the era of rock and roll. This is why its possibilities deserve to be highlighted beyond the realms of pop and rock music. And what better way to do this than by inviting the wonderful British guitarist Sean Shibe to perform at the Rising Stars series, launched by the European Concert Hall Organisation with the aim of showcasing young talents.
Sean Shibe was born in Edinburgh in 1992 to an English mother and a Japanese father - hence the exotic-sounding surname. After studying at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, he completed his education in Italy. Today considered one of the most versatile guitarists of his generation, he is just as interested in the music of the past as he is in the contemporary repertoire. Shibe is a regular performer at the world's most prestigious festivals and, despite his young age, has already won numerous awards. He has released several albums, and The Times described a performance of his as "one of the most compelling and touching recitals for the instrument.” His programme for the evening is a fine illustration of his versatility. It includes music by Francis Poulenc, along with a few movements from one of the suites of Federico Mompou, a 20th-century Catalan composer little known in Hungary, as well as a foray into early music with a selection of Scottish lute manuscripts. In addition, he will perform Manuel de Falla's tribute to the spirit of Debussy, and of course there will be a contemporary premiere, an obligatory component of all Rising Stars concerts, this one written by one of the most exciting composers of our time, the British composer Thomas Adès, whom Budapest audiences have already had the chance to see.
Nominated for the Rising Stars programme by: Barbican Centre London
FELHANGOLVA!
The concert takes place as part of the Felhangolva! programme supported by the MOL New Europe Foundation.
Presented by: Müpa Budapest
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