GAM opens a new space to share the versatility of the guitar. In this cycle there will be three sessions with works that travel from the baroque to the 21st century, organized by Fundación Guitarra Viva, and a fourth presentation by the musicians Luis Orlandini and Raimundo Luco, with a repertoire of German music.

The Guitarra Viva Foundation brings to GAM different proposals for the appreciation of the classical guitar, with the purpose of keeping alive the spirit of excellence of its founder, the concert pianist Ernesto Quezada.

The cycle is joined by Luis Orlandini and Raimundo Luco, teacher and student, who have created a new guitar duo for Chile, focusing on the 19th century and a refined balance between original works for guitar and transcriptions that they themselves developed.

Music for guitar duo

Sep 30, Wed7 p.m.
Ibison Guitar Duo
from Texas, United States, performs works by Fernando Sor, Sergio Assad and Astor Piazzolla, among others.

Music for string quartet and solo guitar

Oct 7, Wed7 p.m.
The Cuarteto Austral, together with prominent Chilean soloists, performs works for guitar and string quartet by Chilean and Latin American composers.

Duets for guitar and melodic instruments

Oct 14, Wed7 p.m.
Works for guitar and instruments such as violin and flute, will star in the third presentation of this cycle.

Guitar duo concert by German composers

Oct 28, Wed7 p.m.
Bach, Beethoven and Brahms, in transcriptions of relevant works for guitar duo, will be performed by Luis Orlandini and Raimundo Luco in a unique and unmissable concert in Santiago.

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