Isametdinova, Guzal

Yalanda, Guillermo

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  Guillermo Yalanda, bassoon Professional Performance Certificate Recital Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2019  2019-2020 Season  Guillermo Yalanda, bassoon Guzal Isametdinova, piano Tuesday, Nov. 19, 7:30 p.m.  Amarnick-Goldstein Concert Hall  Program  Viola da Gamba Sonata No. 1 Johann Sebastian Bach Adagio (1685 – 1750) Allegro ma non tanto Andante Allegro moderato Guillermo Yalanda, bassoon Guzal Isametdinova, harpsichord  Sonata No. 1 for bassoon and harpsichord Francois Devienne Allegro (1759 – 1803) Largo Rondo Guillermo Yalanda, bassoon Guzal Isametdinova, harpsichord  Colored Stones Jenni Brandon Smoky quartz (b. 1977) Lapis lazuli Tiger’s eye   INTERMISSION    Sonata for bassoon and piano, Op. 168 Camille Saint-Säens Allegro moderato Allegro scherzando Molto adagio – Allegretto  Guillermo Yalanda, bassoon Guzal Isametdinova, piano  Partita for bassoon and piano Bill Douglas Bebop cantando (b. 1944) Mirage Raga todi blues Jewel lake Caribbean jig  Guillermo Yalanda, bassoon Guzal Isametdinova, piano   Guillermo Yalanda Guillermo Yalanda is a Colombian bassoonist pursuing a Performance Certificate at Lynn University Conservatory of Music, studying with Dr Eric Varner and Michael Finn. Mr. Yalanda holds a Bachelor of Bassoon Performance from Cauca University in Colombia, where he studied with Alfredo Cobo. A native of Cauca (Colombia), in 2012 he was third place in the young bassoon competition in Bogota. As  a professional bassoonist he had played with the Ecuador Symphony Orchestra, Tarapaca Symphony Orchestra (Chile) and Bolivar Symphony Orchestra (Colombia) also he has performed with Cali Philharmonic, Medellin Philharmonic and Chile Symphony. As a chamber musician, he won in Colombia the Luis Angel Arango chamber competition with the Trio ClaFa, also he played with InConcerto Chamber orchestra in Ecuador.He is already a passionate pedagogue, having served as a teacher and conductor of youth orchestras and wind ensembles in different schools in Colombia like Bellas Artes Cartagena and Red de Escuelas de Pasto.     Guzal Isametdinova Uzbekistani pianist Guzal Isametdinova is pursuing a Master of Music degree at the Lynn University Conservatory of Music as a student of Professor Lisa Leonard. During the 2017-2018 season Ms. Isametdinova won the John Oliveira String Competition with violinist Tinca Belinski and the Lyric-Lynn Chamber Competition with her trio, Trio Fantasia, which led to their New York debut in May at the Kosciuszko Foundation on the Lyric Chamber Music Series.      In the Fall of 2018 she received 2nd place in the inaugural Brass and Collaborative piano duo competition held by the National Society of Arts and Letters. She is the first prize winner of the Pro Romania (Bucharest) International Piano Competition; 2nd prize recipient of the International French Rubinstein Competition, and 3rd prize recipient of both the Russian Musica Classic Festival and Uzbekistan Sanat Gunchalari piano competitions.       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2019-2020 PPC Recital - Guillermo Yalanda (Bassoon)

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2019-2020 PPC Recital - Guillermo Yalanda (Bassoon)

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