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IV CUERNAVACA INTERNATIONAL GUITAR FESTIVAL '97
from November 15th to the 22th
M E X I C O
Saturday, November, 15FESTIVAL FEES:
5:00 pm Conference Matanya Ophee, (USA)/Alejandro Madrid, (Mexico)
8:00 pm Concerto. Morelos Chamber Orchestra.
Manuel Rubio, soloist,
Eduardo Sanchez-Zuber, Conductor.
(The First Guitar Concerto -A Major- 1933, written in the XX century
by the Mexican Composer Rafael Adame).
Sunday November, 16
5:00 pm Recital by David Tanenbaum, (USA)
Monday, November, 17
11:00 am Master Class by David Tanenbaum, (USA)
5:00 pm Conference Matanya Ophee, (USA)
8:00 pm Recital by Frank Koonce, (USA)
Tuesday, November, 18
11:00 am Master Class by Frank Koonce, (USA)
5:00 pm Duo Lipkau/Medrano, flute & guitar, (Mexico)
8:00 pm Recital by Cuarteto Concertante, (Mexico)
Wednesday, November, 19
11:00 am Master Class by Magnus Andersson, (Sweden)
5:00 pm Luisa Duron/Antonio Lopez, harpsichord & guitar, (Mexico)
8:00 pm Recital by Embrujo Flamenco, (Mexico)
Thursday, November, 20
11:00 am Master Class by Frank Koonce, (USA)
5:00 pm Recital by Ernesto Tamayo, (Cuba)
8:00 pm Recital by Magnus Andersson, (Sweden)
Friday, November, 21
11:00 am Master Class by Dusan Bogdanovic, (USA)
5:00 pm Conference by Mario Lavista, (Mexico)
8:00 pm Recital by Terceto de Guitarras de la Ciudad de Mexico, (Mexico)
Saturday, November, 22
12:30 pm Andres Liceaga with the Monterrey String Quartet, (Mexico)
5:00 pm Conference by Corazon Otero, (Mexico)
8:00 pm Recital by The Falla Trio, (USA)
Saturday, November, 15MASTER CLASS, RECITALS, & EVENTS FEES:
5:00 pm Conference Matanya Ophee, (USA)/Alejandro Madrid, (Mexico) $30.00 (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
8:00 pm Concerto. Morelos Chamber Orchestra. Manuel Rubio, soloist, Eduardo Sanchez-Zuber, Conductor. $50.00 (Mexican pesos) $6.25US dollars
Sunday November, 16
5:00 pm Recital by David Tanenbaum, (USA) $50.00 (Mexican pesos) $6.25US dollars
Monday, November, 17
11:00 am Master Class by David Tanenbaum, (USA) $30.00 (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
5:00 pm Conference Matanya Ophee, (USA) $30.00 (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
8:00 pm Recital by Frank Koonce, (USA) $50.00 (Mexican pesos) $6.25US dollars
Tuesday, November, 18
11:00 am Master Class by Frank Koonce, (USA) $30.00 (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
5:00 pm Duo Lipkau/Medrano, flute & guitar, (Mexico) $30.00 (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
8:00 pm Recital by Cuarteto Concertante, (Mexico) $50.00 (Mexican pesos) $6.25US dollars
Wednesday, November, 19
11:00 am Master Class by Magnus Andersson, (Sweden) $30.00 (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
5:00 pm Luisa Duron/Antonio Lopez, (Mexico) $30.00 (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
8:00 pm Recital by Embrujo Flamenco, (Mexico) $50.00 (Mexican pesos) $6.25US dollars
Thursday, November, 20
11:00 am Master Class by Frank Koonce, (USA) $30.00 (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
5:00 pm Recital by Ernesto Tamayo, (Cuba) $30.00 (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
8:00 pm Recital by Magnus Andersson, (Sweden) $50.00 (Mexican pesos) $6.25US dollars
Friday, November, 21
11:00 am Master Class by Dusan Bogdanovic, (USA) $30.00 (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
5:00 pm Conference by Mario Lavista, (Mexico) $30.00 (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
8:00 pm Recital by Terceto de Guitarras de la Ciudad de Mexico, (Mexico) $50.00 (Mexican pesos) $6.25 US dollars
Saturday, November, 22
12:30 pm Andres Liceaga with the Monterrey String Quartet, (Mexico) $30.00 (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
5:00 pm Conference by Corazon Otero, (Mexico) $30.00 (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
8:00 pm Recital by The Falla Trio, (USA) $50.00 (Mexican pesos) $6.25 US dollars
Master Classes in the morning as a listener $30.00. (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollarsADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE FESTIVAL:
Afternoon events a listener $30.00. (Mexican pesos) $3.75 US dollars
Night Recitals a listener $50.00. (Mexican pesos) $6.25 US dollars
Registration fee: $680.00 (Mexican pesos) $85.00 US dollars for all recitals, Master Classes and conferences as a listener .
Guitarists who want to participate playing in a Master Class must send a cassette recorded live playing the music of their own choice, (not necessary should be the piece you are going to be performing for the MC). Send it to the following address:
Manuel Rubiovia (Federal Express, UPS, DHL, or World Post US Postal Service)
IV Festival Internacional de Guitarra Cuernavaca '97
Escondida 104
Fraccionamiento Jardines de Ahuatepec
CP 62300 Cuernavaca Morelos MEXICO
(Regular Mail in Mexico is not reliable and it takes a long time).
Fee for one Master Class $800.00 (Mexican pesos), $100.00 US
Dollars.
Two Master Classes $1,500.00 Mexican pesos, $187.50 US Dollars
Three Master Classes $2,000.00. Mexican Pesos, $250.00 US Dollars to choose with Maestros Magnus Andersson, Dusan Bogdanovic, Frank Koonce or David Tanenbaum and the right to enter to all events in the festival.
Overall, the Festival has enabled the Mexican public to hear the premieres in Mexico of numerous works by internationally renown composers such as Steve Reich (USA), Toru Takemitsu (Japan), Terry Riley (USA), Armand Qualliotine (USA), Elliot Carter (USA), as well as those by some of the most notorious young Mexican composers: Hebert Vazquez, Jorge Cordoba, Juan Fernando Duran, Armando Luna, Julio Cesar Oliva, Jorge Ritter, Ernesto Garcia de Leon. This let us know about the importance of the festival on terms of the musical mainstream, thus surpassing the particular interest of the guitar community.
In addition, the Festival will present morning, afternoon and evening concerts featuring David Tanenbaum, (USA), Magnus Andersson, (Sweden), Frank Koonce, (USA), The Falla Trio, (USA), Conference by Corazon Otero, (Mexico), Conference Matanya Ophee, (USA)/Alejandro Madrid, (Mexico), Conference by Composer Mario Lavista, (Mexico), Embrujo Flamenco, (Mexico), Terceto de Guitarras de la Ciudad de Mexico, (Mexico), Cuarteto Concertante, (Mexico), Guitar Concert with the Morelos Chamber Orchestra, Eduardo Sanchez-Zuber, Conductor, Manuel Rubio, soloist, (Mexico), Ernesto Tamayo, (Cuba). Andres Liceaga with the Monterrey String Quartet, (Mexico), Luisa Duron/Antonio Lopez harpsichord/guitar duo, (Mexico), Lipkau/Medrano, flute & guitar duo, (Mexico), Master Classes with David Tanenbaum, Magnus Andersson, Frank Koonce & Dusan Bogdanovic. As part of the Festival there will be an exhibition of instruments, strings, musical scores, CD's, etc., with the participation of the best Mexican guitar constructors.
Cuernavaca,Morelos, Mexico, is located an hour from Mexico City. The Festival will be in the Jardin Borda, a botanical garden from the 18th century, an exceptional place for the Guitar Festival.
Without a shadow of doubt, the State of Morelos is blessed with a plethora of natural assets which enhance the possibilities for human growth and development. Its geographical location, its, altitude above the sea level, and its pleasant and variable climate, ranging from the chilly northern region to the tropical heat of the south, have all helped to make the state a favorite destination for travelers since time immemorial.
The small territory contains a multitude of beautiful and unusual landscapes, and countless attractions of all kinds. For example, there are archeological zones as the Xochicalco ceremonial center and Olmec ruin at Chalcatzingo; colonial jewels likes the Cuernavaca cathedral, the Palacio de Cortes, and 17 convents and monasteries scattered around the State.
Apart from such monuments to 16th century architecture, there is also a large number of hacienda buildings whose imposing presence is a mute reminder of their preeminent position within the social, economic and political order of Mexico down through the centuries. Some of these have even been restored to their former glory, in the form of first class hotels and tourists resorts.
This colonial legacy has resulted in several towns and cities being awarded the title "Colonial Cities" as part of the promotional program implemented by the Department of Tourism.
Lectures, concerts and master classes less than $200.00
Hotel accomodations are available with very affordable fees.
Cuernavaca Hotels: Hotel Camino Real Sumiya:
RESERVATIONS AT TEL NUMBER: 01 52 (73) 20 91 99
Fax: 20 91 42
Interior Fraccionamiento Sumiya s/n Colonia Jose
Parres, Jiutepec, Morelos. http://www.crealsum.giga.com
E-mail: crealsum@giga.com
Hotel Las Mananitas:
RESERVATIONS AT TEL NUMBER: 01 52 (73) 14 14 66, 14 46 46
(Relais & Chateaux) fax: 18 36 72
Ricardo Linares 107, Downtown.
http://www.mananita.intersur.com
E-mail: mananita@www.intersur.com
Hosteria Las Quintas:
RESERVATIONS AT TEL NUMBER: 01 52 (73) 18 39 49, 18 38 77
fax: 18 38 95 http://www.intersur.com
E-mail: hquintas@www.intersur.com
Hotel Jacarandas:
RESERVATIONS AT TEL NUMBER: 01 52 (73) 15 77 77, fax : 15 78 88
Av. Cuauhtemoc 133, Col. Chapultepec, Cuernavaca.
Hotel Ilebal:
Chulavista 7, Downtown, close to the Jardin Borda
RESERVATIONS AT TEL NUMBER: 01 52 (73) 18 27 25, 18
27 55, 18 27 49
fax 14 38 20.
Hotel Maria Cristina:
Boulevard Juarez 300 esquina Abasolo
RESERVATIONS AT TEL NUMBER: 01 52 (73) 18 69 84, 18 57 67
fax: 12 91 26
Hospedaje ALC:
Rufino Tamayo 20, Col. Acapatzingo
3 meals included, Inexpensive.
RESERVATIONS AT TEL NUMBER: 01 52 (73) 14 30 55
Attention: Mr. Alfonso Liceaga.
Hotel Bajo el Volcan:
RESERVATIONS AT TEL NUMBER: 01 52 (73) 12 48 73, 18 7537, 18 58 21
Humboldt 19, Downtown.
Hotel Papagayo:
Motolinia 13, Col. Downtown, close to the Jardin Borda
RESERVATIONS AT TEL NUMBER: 01 52 (73) 14 17 11 y 14 19 24.
Inexpensive. Breakfast included.
Las Hortensias:
Hidalgo 22 Downtown, close to the Jardin Borda
Inexpensive.
RESERVATIONS AT TEL NUMBER: 01 52 (73) 18 52 65For further information, e-mail mrubio@www.intersur.com
Call or fax: 011-52 (73) 82 0308 Manuel Rubio, Festival Director.
Cuernavaca International
Guitar Festival.
Mexico State Conservatory of Music.
La Salle University .
Morelos Fine Arts Institute.
posted 6/30/97, updated 7/31/97
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