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Latest Newsletter – August 2010

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August 2010

Dance, Sleep, Bach – New Lullaby CD

Live Music Listeners!

I’ll be playing my final concert of the summer this Saturday in the
historic sanctuary of the Cataumet United Methodist Church, just
an hour south of Boston.

Come and enjoy the night.  The concert details are below.

-Aaron

New Lullaby CD now on itunes!

14 Amazing Lullabies by 13 composers on one disc.

New Lullaby Composers:

David Leisner (Manhattan School of Music) • Scott Wheeler
(Emerson College) • John McDonald (Tufts Univ.) • Carson
Cooman
(Harvard Univ.) • Francine Trester (Berklee College)
• Lynn Job (UNT) • David Vayo (Univ. Illinois Weslyan) •
Kevin Siegfried (Boston Conservatory) • Eric Schwartz
(N. Carolina School for the Arts) • Ryan Vigil (Univ. New
Hampshire) • Nolan Stolz (UNLV) • Mark Small and
Jonathan Feist (Berklee/New England Conservatory)

Though the lullabies are for solo guitar, I was joined by
Orlando Cela, who made his whistling debut.

If you are intimidated by “new music”, don’t be, for these
are lullabies and who’s afraid of a lullaby?!

Available at CDBabyAmazon, iTunes, BandCampLast.fm

Dance, Sleep, Bach Concert

Dance, Sleep, Bach Concert

Saturday August 28 • 7pm

Cataumet United Methodist Church
1093 County Road Cataumet, MA 02534
Program: Works from Spain and Latin America by Albéniz and Piazzolla, some Bach, and new lullabies from Aaron’s recent CD release, “New Lullaby” by Mark Small, Francine Trester and Eric Schwartz.
Tickets: $10.00. (students $8).  A meet the artist reception will follow the concert.
Contact: Rev. Sharon Miesel – 508-563-9215 • smiesel@earthlink.net

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Summer Updates, 2010

Hello All!

In May I recorded two solo works for two separate Albany Records releases.  The first, “Mi Tango” is an eight-minute homage to Piazzolla and Buenos Aires by Lexington based composer Hayg Boyadjian.  It will be released in mid-September on Albany Records.  I’ll be giving the public premiere of the 2010 version of “Mi Tango” on Oct. 2 in Wellfleet. www.haygboyadjian.com

The second is a new lullaby by David Patterson called “Counting Sheep”.  It will be part of an album of his works due out in 2011.  www.NoteScape.net

In July I joined forces with baritone Donald Wilkinson for his album Classic American Songs.  The album features a number of wonderful songs from Stephan Foster to Broadway.  I arranged Eden Abba’s “Nature Boy”, and two Stephan Foster songs, “Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair” and “Beautiful Dreamer”.  For the Foster we were joined by Orlando Cela, who, it turns out, did the whistling on “Berceuse” by David Vayo on my New Lullaby CD. www.donaldwilkinson.com

In August I met with composer Frank E. Warren to work on his new lullaby, and received a new lullaby from Michael Veloso, as well as a second lullaby from David Patterson.  I also submitted scores to Italian publisher Berben for a possible anthology of New Lullabies, which would be edited by yours truly.

On August 13th I and performed a couple of solos and was interviewed on Fernando’s Hideaway (BNN) by guest host Leonard Caplan (no relation).  The interview and performances can be found on my YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAE-heHMPcY&feature=search.

Regarding performances, a great thanks goes out to Carolyn Frost for her kind recommendation, for I had the honor of performing a solo recital at North Hill.  A great audience!  I had to stay for an extra 45 minutes to answer questions about composers and the history of the guitar.  A concert of Contemporary Music at the Lily Pad in Cambridge started my August.

I’ll be performing my final concert of the season on Saturday, August 28 at 7pm at the Cataumet United Methodist Church.  Cataumet is on Cape Cod, just 1hr south of Boston.  The church is across the street from luthier Steve Connor’s shop, so for guitarists it is a great opportunity to piggyback two wonderful guitar events.  Note: I play a Steve Connor guitar.