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New Classical Work for Piano by da Silva premieres in Kaiserlautern

New classical music for piano "Your's Your Daddy?" by modern classical composer Patricio da Silva premiered by pianist Jens Barnieck in Kaiserlautern, June 9, 2013.

Who's Your Daddy? for piano by Patricio da Silva premieres in Kaiserslautern 2013. by The Sound Stew

Sheet Music Nocturne and Fantasy for Piano by Patricio da Silva

You can now buy the sheet music for Nocturne and Fantasy for solo piano by Patricio da Silva, available for download from Scribd. The score download comes as a printable pdf file. Original print size score-format for Nocturne and Fantasy is 9x12 inches.

Sheet Music Nocturne & Fantasy Piano Solo Patricio da Silva by The Sound Stew

Sheet Music - Clarinet Etude - Patricio da Silva 1996

Clarinet Etude (Estudo para Clarinete), sheet music for clarinet solo, dating from 1996 and premiered by Tascha Dzubay at Indiana University Bloomington. Clarinet Etude by Patricio da Silva is now available in pdf.

Clarinet Etude - Sheet Music by The Sound Stew

Guitar Concerto by Patricio da Silva

The Guitar Concerto by Patrício da Silva subtitled "Keep Calm & Carry On" has been featured three times by the syndicated radio show Classical Guitar Alive with Tonny Morris and subsequently broadcast on over 300 classical radio stations around the world.
The recording of Patrício da Silva's Guitar Concerto features classical guitar soloist Michael Kudirka and the What's Next? Ensemble directed by Vimbayi Kaziboni.

The audio of Guitar Concerto by Patrício da Silva is now available as download on Itunes and Amazon.

Guitar Concerto available as mp3 download on Itunes and Amazon.

This week's edition of Classical Guitar Alive! features a new concerto by Portuguese composer Patricio da Silva (“Keep Calm and Carry On”), and music by Rameau, Vivaldi, Hollywood film composer Jack Marshall (“Essay for Guitar”), Satie (performed by a dulcimer & guitar duo!), and more.

Program ID# 12-D65-00050
Title: 12-50 Keep Calm and Carry On

http://www.scribd.com/doc/117024859/Guitar-Concerto-on-Classical-Guitar-Alive-12-12-2012

Guitar Concerto on Classical Guitar Alive 12-12-2012

Patrício da Silva's Guitar Concerto
from the album Now & Then: Music From the Great Depression(s) 2010/1929

Michael Kudirka, solo guitar
Vimbayi Kaziboni, conductor

What’s Next? Ensemble

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Guitar Concerto by Patricio da Silva on Classical Guitar Alive

Program ID# 12-D65-00050
Title: 12-50 Keep Calm and Carry On

http://www.scribd.com/doc/117024859/Guitar-Concerto-on-Classical-Guitar-Alive-12-12-2012

Guitar Concerto on Classical Guitar Alive 12-12-2012

Flute Sheet Music Recursions for Flute Solo by Patricio da Silva

Patricio da Silva: Recursions, for solo flute

Sheet Music Clarinet Quintet Patricio da Silva

Patricio da Silva: Clarinet Quintet
Clarinet solo Carmen Izzo (clarinet) with members of the What's Next? Ensemble.
Live Recording in Pasadena, CA.

Premiered at the II London Festival of American Music in 2008 by the Lontano Ensemble directed by Odaline de la Martinez, Patricio da Silva's Clarinet Quintet received a very positive review by Robert Matthew-Walker in Musical Opinion, Britain's oldest classical music magazine, described as:

"Patricio da Silvas Clarinet Quintet was quite another matter: here is a genuine creative voice, his work being full of interest and beguiling invention"

"The frequent pattern-like rhythmic interests were fascinating. The writing for clarinet was excellent, and the composer was present to acknowledge the prolonged applause."

"Only Patricio da Silva's piece demonstrated the stylistic consistency of a composer who has something to say, certain of his own direction."

Patricio da Silva: Clarinet Quintet
Sheet music, printed score and parts.

A complete set of parts and scores includes both one printed part and one score per instrument (clarinet solo, violin I, violin II, viola, and cello).

Includes free shipping.

Patricio da Silva: Clarinet Quintet on Amazon
Patricio da Silva: Clarinet Quintet on Itunes

Patricio da Silva: Piano Quartet

In Kaiserslautern, Jens Barnieck plays piano with Amizade

Jens Barnieck, Klavier
Patricio da Silva (1973), ‚No Cruising Allowed‘ (2010, Uraufführung) Luis Hilario Arévalo (1977), ‚Klavierstudie Nummer 1‘ (2011, Uraufführung)Vykintas Baltakas, (1972), ‚how does the silver cloud sound?‘ (2006) Patricio da Silva, ‚Nocturne‘ (2009, Europäische Uraufführung) Amizade ist das portugiesische Wort für ‚Freundschaft‘ und meint hier die städtepartnerschaftliche Freundschaft zwischen der diesjährigen
Videostills: GrawBöckler

Kulturhauptstadt Europas Guimaraes und Kaiserslautern, darüber hinaus aber auch, dass Jens Barniek heute Stücke von befreundeten Komponisten spielt, die ihm ihre Werke schicken oder widmen. Das Programm wird eingerahmt von zwei Werken des in den USA lebenden portugiesischen Komponisten Patricio da Silva. ‚No Cruising Allowed‘ ist ein Klavierstück für eine kleine Operette nach einem Libretto von der deutsch-amerikanischen Autorin Irene Dische. Die ‚Klavierstudie
Nummer 1‘ des mexikanischen Komponisten Luis Hilario Arévalo, den Jens Barniek im Virgiania Center for the Creative Arts in Amerika kennen gelernt hat, ist ihm gewidmet. Der erfolgreiche litauische Komponist Vykintas Baltakas, der als ein sehr mobiler Komponist gilt und kulturelle Grenzen wahrnimmt, aufnimmt und in seiner Musik verarbeitet, hat ihm vor kurzem sein neu erschienenes, überarbeitetes Klavierstück geschickt. Den Abschluss bildet das von Tzimon
Barto in Amerika uraufgeführte ‚Nocturne‘ von Patricio da Silva. Es wird heute zum ersten Mal in Europa gehört werden. Jens Barnieck, Pianist. Konzerte als Solist, Liedbegleiter und Kammermusikpartner (z. B. mit Mezzosopranistin Julia Oesch, Oboist Michael Höfele, Cellist Stephan Breith, Posaunist Florian Juncker) in Amerika, Europa und Asien (u. a. Konzerthaus Berlin, Ravello Festival, Italien, Europäische Festwochen Passau, dem Festival 2 Days and 2 Nights of New Music in Odessa, dem Almeida-Theatre, London, beim Festival Roaring Hooves, Mongolei, Performing Tangier, Marokko). Rundfunk- und Fernsehaufnahmen. Stipendiat am Deutschen
Studienzentrum Venedig und an der Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris. Artist in Residence am Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Veröffentlichungen von Komponistenportraits (Crawford Seeger, Ives, Mochizuki, Kubo, Tzepkolenko, St. George Tucker). Studium an den Musikhochschulen Detmold und Buffalo (USA) bei Yvar Mikhashoff.

www.jensbarnieck.de.

Barto Prize

The 2012 winner of the Barto Prize, given by renowned Eustis-born pianist Tzimon Barto, is a composer, a teacher, a philosopher and a mountain climber.

Kent Holliday, 72, who teaches piano and composition at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Va., won the $5,000 prize for "Incantations from the Popul Vuh."

"He won handily," said Virginia Barker, executive director of the Lake Eustis Institute, which administers the competition.

Barto will play Holliday's winning piece, Liszt's "Piano Sonata in B Minor" and Liszt's "Soneta 123 del Petrarca" in a performance beginning at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the historic State Theatre.

International Flavor

The Barto Prize was founded in 2006, when American Claude Baker won. Portuguese Patricio da Silva took the prize in 2008 and George King of Great Britain prevailed in 2010.

Judges for this year's competition were Bright Sheng of China, Augusta Read Thomas of the U.S., Aribert Reimann of Germany, Christoph Eschenbach of France and Barto.

Read on:
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2012-03-23/news/os-lk-barto-prize-20120323_1_barto-prize-tzimon-barto-lake-eustis-institute

“COMMAND PERFORMANCE” A CONTEMPORARY ARTS SALON TO BENEFIT THE HARC FOUNDATION AT GEBERT GALLERY IN VENICE, CA

LOS ANGELES (December 26, 2011) – An impressive roster of International and American Performing Artists and Creative Artists will be presented by The HARC Foundation in a special “Command Performance” Contemporary Arts Salon Benefit Event on Saturday, February 4, 2012 at 2:00 PM at Gebert Gallery located at 1345 Abbot Kinney Boulevard (just west of California Avenue), Venice, CA 90291. Valet Parking or free parking as available in rear lots between Abbot Kinney Boulevard and Electric Avenue. The Event will include a Concert, Silent Auction of Artwork and Wine & Antipasti Reception. Cocktail attire is requested.
The Concert performances feature International Artists Markus Pawlik, Pianist; Patricio da Silva, Composer & Pianist with Yevgeniy Milyavskiy, Pianist; Rebecka Larsdotter, Composer & Singer with Band: Mahesh Balasooryia, Piano: Zane Musa, Sax: Dale Black; Bass; Zack Harmon, Drums; and American Artist, Stacy Gnall, Spoken Word (Poet). CD recordings of featured performers will be available for purchase.

The Silent Auction of Artwork features Derrik Van Nimwegen, Artist (Painting); Ann Marie
Rousseau, Artist (Painting); Darla Warner, Artist (Painting); Elana Kundell, Artist (Painting); Les Mayers, Artist (Digital Impressionist); Carol Henry, Photographer; Ann Marie Rousseau, Photographer; Candace Biggerstaff, Photographer; Leo Garcia, Photographer; and Domenico Foschi, Photographer.
The Saturday afternoon event, “Command Performance”, A Contemporary Arts Salon, is being
presented by The HARC Foundation (Help Artists & Rehabilitate Children) to benefit The HARC Awards and The HARC Creative Arts Therapy (CAT) Awards. The HARC Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the value of creative arts and creative artists in America as well as rehabilitating abused and neglected children through the creative arts.
Tickets are $50 donation per person, tax deductible as allowed by law, and can be purchased by credit card on HARC’s Donations Page http://www.harcfoundation.org/donations.html by clicking on Event Tickets Buy Now or by calling HARC at 310.823.2310 for reservations and sending a check to The HARC Foundation at P.O. Box 11596, Marina del Rey, CA 90295. Due to limited open seating, Invitation RSVPs, reservations and ticket pre-payments are requested by January 25, 2012. Donor list passes will be held at the door.

The HARC Foundation is a California non-profit organization formed in 1990 with the dual
purpose to discover, support, promote and present emerging creative artists from all art disciplines and to use the creative arts as a therapeutic science in the rehabilitation of abused and neglected children.
Its core mission is to help qualified emerging Creative Artists by identifying their needs and providing solutions through Foundation programs that will benefit their livelihood and encourage achievement of their artistic potential. HARC is publicly supported, funded by individual and corporate donations and grants. It holds annual national Creative Arts competitions, with winners selected from the five main arts disciplines: Fine Arts, Visual Arts, Music, Dance and Literature. Cash awards, publicity and presentation opportunities are granted for each division as possible. In addition, HARC grants Creative Arts Therapy cash awards to qualified creative artists who wish to become licensed Music Therapists, Clinical Art Therapists, Dance Therapists, Drama Therapists or Writing Therapists and commit to working with abused and neglected children.
“Command Performance” is being sponsored in part by Gebert Gallery, Contemporary Art, 1345
Abbot Kinney Boulevard, Venice, CA 90291; Steinway & Sons, Steinway Piano Gallery, 314 N.
Robertson Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90048; Printing Palace, Inc., 2300 Lincoln Boulevard, Santa Monica, CA 90405; Harold Davidson & Associates, Inc., Investment Counselors, 1900 Avenue of the Stars, Suite #2400, Los Angeles, CA 90067; and, several other individual and corporate sponsors.
For further information about The HARC Foundation or to obtain additional ticket information, please call 310.823.2310 or see http://www.harcfoundation.org.

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Upcoming Concert in Santa Barbara

The Yellow House Concerts in Santa Barbara presents the first concert of 2012 with the Duo Amantis, featuring celebrated virtuosos Michael Kudirka (guitar) and Tara Schwab (flute), whose performances have been described by the LA Times as "fascinating, captivating, and haunting". The concert takes place on Sunday Jan. 22 at 4pm.

The concert program presented by the Duo Amantis takes the listener on a time travel through three hundred years of dances and folk-tunes as written by French, German, Hungarian, Brazilian and Portuguese composers, dating from 1722 to the XXI century. The Duo Amantis will perform works by Villa-Lobos, bossa-novas from Antonio Carlos Jobim, Romanian and gipsy dances as depicted by Bela Bartok and a collection of dance music and folk-tunes from J.S. Bach to Maurice Ravel to Patricio da Silva.

Concert Details:

Title: Time Travel with Flute and Guitar
Date: Sunday, January 22, 2012
Time: 4 PM
Venue: The Yellow House
More info: http://yellowhouseconcerts.blogspot.com/
Tickets: https://yellowhouseconcerts.ticketleap.com/