Musiche
rinascimentali europee per Liuto (XVI sec.)
European Renaissance
music for Lute (XVI sec.)
Concerto 6 Agosto 2005 ore 21,30
P R O
G R A M M A
Anonimo (Italia)
Ballo dell Gran Duca
Francesco da Milano
Fantasia
Vincenzo Capirola
Padoana
Ambrosio Dalza
Calata spagnola
Pierre
Attaignant
La Magdalena
Basse
dance, recoupe & tourdion
Emmanuel
Adriaensen
Fantasy and Volta
Alfonso
Ferrabosco II
Pavana
John Dowland
Pavana Lachrimae
Anonimi (Inghilterra)
The sic tune
Kemp's jig
Packington's Pound
Wilson's wild
DANIEL GANUM, lutenist
Born in Mendoza, Argentina.
Studied guitar at the “Manuel de Falla” Municipal Conservatory of Buenos
Aires with Professor José Rivero.
Musical theory instruction at the National University of Cuyo and
composition at the Musikhochschule Robert Schumann in Düsseldorf during
the winter term of 1987.
Studied the lute with Professor Ernesto Quesada at Santiago, Chile,
1991-1993.
Course of Early and Baroque Music with Gabriel Garrido.
Bariloche Musical Camp, Argentina, February 1996.
Lute lessons with Eduardo Egüez and Dolores Costoyas.
Baroque rhetoric from the “continuo” with Sergio Pelacani.
Founding member of Parthenia Musica Antigua.
Concerts as guest lute interpreter with the Conjunto Pro Música de
Rosario
Concerts in Rosario and Buenos Aires with the Opera Prima Company, as
guest musician, Rosario, 2000.
Performance of the opera “La Púrpura de la Rosa” of Torrejón y Velasco,
as guest musician of the Syntagma Musicum group of the USACH (University
of Santiago de Chile) and within the same project, participation in the
IV Festival of Renaissance and Baroque American Music of Chiquitos
Participation with the Chilean group Voce Arcana in the Frutillar Summer
Musical Weeks.
Since 1988 integrates the duet “La Sfera Armoniosa” of Santiago, Chile,
together with the soprano Magdalena Amenábar.
