Date and Time: 📅 June 22, 2024, 7:00 p.m. Location: 📍 Foro el Obraje, Calzada de la Presa #50, Zona Centro, San Miguel de Allende, Gto. 📞 Whatsapp: 4432021277 📧 Email:unidad@unshow.art ...

Date and Time: 📅 June 22, 2024, 7:00 p.m. Location: 📍 Foro el Obraje, Calzada de la Presa #50, Zona Centro, San Miguel de Allende, Gto. 📞 Whatsapp: 4432021277 📧 Email:unidad@unshow.art www.unshow.art Profiles Alberto Daniel Quintanilla is one of the most prominent guitarists of his generation in Mexico. Currently, he is studying the Master of Music in Performance at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee under the tutelage of René Izquierdo. He has an Honorable Mention in the Bachelor of Music from the Conservatorio de las Rosas. He has offered concerts in important venues in Mexico and the United States, such as the National Museum of Art and the Latin Guitar Fest in Chicago. He has obtained 35 national and international awards, highlighting 1st place in competitions such as the Culiacán International Guitar Competition and the Querétaro National Guitar Competition. His style is characterized by an exceptional technical and musical balance. Antonio Laguna Barrientos, originally from Mexico City, began his training at the age of six with Juan Carlos Laguna and graduated with honors from the INBA Higher School of Music. He has taken courses with world-renowned teachers and has been a scholarship recipient of the National Fund for Culture and the Arts. His career includes recitals in Austria, Costa Rica, Spain, Holland, Italy, and Venezuela, and he has been a soloist with various important orchestras. Laguna has won numerous national and international competitions and is a frequent guest at guitar festivals as a concert artist and jury member. He has composed works for guitar and is founder and artistic director of the International Guitar Festival "The Most Transparent Region". Currently, he coordinates the degree in classical guitar at the Morelense Center for the Arts and is an exclusive artist for Savarez Strings. ----------------- Alberto Daniel Quintanilla is one of the most outstanding guitarists of his generation in Mexico. He is currently pursuing a Master of Music in Performance at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee under the guidance of René Izquierdo. He holds an Honorable Mention in the Bachelor of Music from the Conservatorio de las Rosas. Quintanilla has performed in major venues in Mexico and the United States, such as the Museo Nacional de Arte and the Latin Guitar Fest in Chicago. He has won 35 national and international awards, including first place in competitions such as the Culiacán International Guitar Competition and the Querétaro National Guitar Competition. His style is characterized by an exceptional balance of technical and musical proficiency. Antonio Laguna Barrientos, a native of Mexico City, began his training at the age of six with Juan Carlos Laguna and graduated with honors from the Escuela Superior de Música del INBA. He has taken courses with world-renowned teachers and has been a recipient of a scholarship from the National Fund for Culture and the Arts. His career includes recitals in Austria, Costa Rica, Spain, the Netherlands, Italy, and Venezuela, and he has been a soloist with various major orchestras. Laguna has won numerous national and international competitions and is a frequent guest at guitar festivals as a performer and jury member. He has composed works for guitar and is the founder and artistic director of the "The Most Transparent Region" International Guitar Festival. Currently, he coordinates the bachelor's degree in classical guitar at the Centro Morelense de las Artes and is an exclusive artist for Savarez Strings. PROGRAM Antonio Laguna: Ancient Altarpiece (Prelude, Fugue) Dionisio Aguado: Introduction and Rondo No. 2 William Walton: Five Bagatelles I. Allegro II. Slow III. Alla Cubana IV. Semper espressivo V. Con Slancio Jeremy Collins: Elegy INTERMEDIATE Alberto Daniel Quintanilla: Giulio Regondi (1822 – 1872): Étude No. 8 (allegretto con moto) Isaac Albéniz (1860 – 1909): Spanish Suite No. 1, Op.47 – Asturias (Legend) Agustín Barrios (1885 – 1944): The Bees Alberto Ginastera (1916 – 1983): Sonata Op. 47 I. Esordio II. Scherzo III. Canto IV. Finale