QUÂN Y HẢI QUÂN VNCH_DRAFT COPY

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RENE BARTOLI ROMANCE

SOSHUNFU

Performed by Kaori Muraji
Kaori Muraji was born in Tokyo in 1978. Her first guitar lessons were from her father, Noboru Muraji, when she was 3 years old. She won the top prize at the 1989 Junior Guitar Contest, and was the winner of the Student Guitar Competition in two consecutive years 1989 and 1991. She was the youngest ever student to win the Leo Brouwer International Guitar Concours and Tokyo International Guitar Concours in 1992. Her debut recital was in March 1993 at Tsuda Hall in Tokyo. In October her first CD (Espressivo) was released from Victor Entertainment of whom she is an exclusive artist. In January 1995, her second CD (Gleensleeves) was released. In July 1996, her third CD (Sinfonia) was released. In March 1995 she was given the 5th Idemitsu Music Awards. She played Rodrigo's Aranjuez Concert in 3 concerts with Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della RAI conducted by Guido Guida in May/June 1996, this time in Torino, with television on RAI throughout Italy, which met with great public and critical acclaim. In 1997, her fourth CD (Pastorale), in 1998 her fifth CD (Cavatina) were became best sellers and met with excellent reviews.

A FECILIDADE

Performed by Soichi Muraji

Soichi Muraji was born in 1982. His father was his first classical guitar teacher, and Soichi started playing the guitar when he was 3 years old. His principal teachers in Japan include Shinichi Fukuda and Daisuke Suzuki. Soichi has won 1st Prize in many competitions in Tokyo, Japan: the 1993 Junior Guitar Competition, 1996 Student Guitar Competition, 1997 Classical Guitar Competition, 1998 in the Spanish Guitar Competition and the 41st Tokyo International Guitar Competition. Soichi came to U.S.A. in 1999. He has studied in Boston with Eliot Fisk at the New England Conservatory, with David Leisner at both the New England Conservatory and the ManhattanSchool of Music in New York, and David Starobin at the Manhattan School of Music. In September 2003, Soichi was chosen to play the Concierto de Aranjuez in U.S.-Japan 150 Festival in Chicago. In March 2006, he made his North American debut recital by performing at the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage in Washington D.C., and in September, he was chosen to play in New York City's commemoration of September llth. Soichi's sixth solo CD "Reverie" will be released in May 2008 on the RCA label in Japan.



Dual Guitar_Violin Performances


Sung by Tokomo Nozawa


Sung by Maucha Adnet


Enjoy with English caption


Performed by Andre Saborio Rodriquez

DISCOVERY AFRICAN MUSIC

Listen a famous African song: Jambo Bwana



Kissidugu-West African Percussion and Dance

LISTEN A FAMOUS AFRICAN SONG: THE LION SLEEPS TONIGHT
First, original version by Solomon Linda and The Evening_1939

Today, second version by Voices of Heaven Gospel Choir


GHANA GOSPEL MUSIC PROJECT 2008 - Yegya Onyankopon by Junior LTJBM Live Gospel Band.

ENJOY THE MELODY OF MARCH

March of Johann Strauss Sr via Radetsky March

Radetzky March, Op,228 is a March composed by Johann Strauss Sr. in 1848. It was dedicated to the Austrian Field Marshal Joseph Radetzky von Radetz who become a national hero fighting the French during the Napoleonic wars. He was in military over 70 years services until his death at age 91. He lead Australian army against Napoleon at the age 82. The song now became quite a popular march among soldiers

When it was first played, in front of Austrian officers in attendance, they promptly clapped and stomped their feet when the chorus was played. This tradition is carried over today when the march is played in classical music venues in Vienna, among members of the audience who are familiar with the tradition. It is almost always played as the last piece of music at the Neujahrskonzert, the Vienna New Year Concert.

Despite its military nature, its tone is rather festive than martial, in accordance with its dedicates exuberant personality and popularity in the ballroom as well as the battlefield. It is usually played in under three minutes.

Now, let's enjoy several selected versions of the march songs

Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Radetzky NEUJAHRSKONZERT 2008




MARCH OF CRISTOBAL OUDRID VIA EL SITIOS DE ZARAGOZA
Cristóbal Oudrid
(1825 - 77)
Cristóbal Oudrid arrived in Madrid, taking lessons from the teacher-composer Baltasar Saldoni, earning his living as a pianist whilst writing (according to the critic Antonio Peña y Goni) salon pieces for that instrument.
His work is now almost forgotten, though the jota taken from his incidental music for the actor Juan Lombia’s play El sitio de Zaragoza(The Siege of Zaragoza) remains a staple of the wind band repertoire. What remains is the memory of a provocative, bohemian personality who cared more for pragmatic music making than theory or technique – a choice which may account for the fact that his once-popular body of work has sunk almost without trace. Yet the recent revival of Buenas noches señor Don Simón raised questions about the justice of this. The score proved to be uncomplicated without being trivial, melodically graceful and theatrically intelligent. Its musical personality came across as less Italianate than that of his better-known contemporaries, intriguingly closer in spirit to the work of the later género chico composers. Whether this is true of his larger-scale zarzuelas remains to be seen, but Oudrid’s music is certainly a prime candidate for modern revaluation.

Played by Orchestra International de Praga


Played by banda de musica musidrola y cuadro



... AND THE MARCH FROM VIETNAMESE SONG
March of Pham Duy_VietNam,Vietnam_NganKhoi

ENJOY WITH PASODOBLE ESPANA CANI

España Cañí mean "Gipsy Spain" in Spanish language is a famous instrumental Spanish piece of pasodoble music by Pascual Marquina Narro (1873-1948). The song was written around 1925. It is also known as the Spanish Gypsy Dance.Besides its traditional use as background music in bullfights in Spain and elsewhere, it is sometimes played to arouse local crowds in baseball matches in the United States. The Beatles in their early club days in Liverpool played the song.It is often used by the Hawthorne Caballeros Drum and Bugle Corps as a closer.Several arrangements of the tune are often used for the ballroom Paso Doble dance.

Now, let's enjoy Pasodoble Espana cani with me via two simple but so interesting versions

Espana Cani (Violin and Guitar)

Espana Cani (Duo Guitar)

Then, share the fun with Pasodoble Espana Cani by orchestra of Andre Rieu, live in Dublin, Ireland

QUIZAS QUIZAS QUIZAS

Quizás, Quizás, Quizás ( Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps in English), a popular, famous song by Cuban songwriter Osvaldo Farrés. Farrés wrote the original Spanish lyrics, as well as composing the 1947 hit. The English lyrics were written by Joe Davis.

Let's enjoy this famous song via several selected versions:

Quizas, Quizas, Quizas - Sookmyung Gayagum Orchestra

Quizas, Quizas, Quizas (English Version)

cake - perhaps, perhaps, perhaps


Lila Downs - Perhaps Perhaps Perhaps

The Pussycat Dolls-Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (With Lyrics)

BESAME MUCHO

"Bésame Mucho" is a Spanish language song written in 1940 by Mexican Consuelo Velázquez before her sixteenth birthday. The phrase "bésame mucho" can be translated into English as "kiss me a lot". According to Velázquez, she wrote this song even though she had never been kissed yet at the time. She was inspired by the aria "Quejas, o la Maja y el Ruiseñor" from the Spanish 1916 opera Goyescas by Enrique Granados.
Let's enjoy with me via several versions of Besame Mucho!!!
PLAYED DUO ACCORDION & GUITAR
Besame Mucho Chitarra & Fisarmonica live

SUNG BY SUSANA ZABALETA

PLAYED PIANO BY CONSUELO VELAZQUEZ ( on Mexican TV)



SUNG BY TINO ROSSI (1945)

 

A FECILIDADE

DUO (GUITAR & VIOLIN)


TOMOKO NOZAWA / AMAZON RIVER SLIDE SHOW