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Ahmed Dickenson, Guitar

Classical Music Alive 26-27

Early Bird Offer *

10% off ALL tickets if booked before midnight on FRIDAY 4 SEPTEMBER

It is with great regret that Miloš Karadaglić has to regretfully withdraw from all performances due to an ongoing health issue which requires further treatment.

However, we are delighted to welcome guitarist, AHMED DICKENSON to perform on this date instead.

 

Hector Villa-Lobos | Five Preludes

Dominique Le Gendre | Six Sketches for Solo Guitar

Issac Albéniz | Asturias

María Camahort | Ponent

Eduardo Martín | Divertimentos Tropicales

Carlo Domeniconi | Koyunbaba

Stanley Myers | Cavatina

José Antonio (Ñico) Rojas | Guajira a mi madre     

Ahmed Dickinson is one of the finest performers of the Cuban Guitar Movement. He is a sophisticated virtuoso on his instrument and an ambassador of Cuban culture. Since graduating from both the Royal College and Guildhall School of Music and Drama he has performed in prestigious venues such as The Royal Albert Hall, toured extensively around Europe, presented innumerable UK premieres, and released several critically acclaimed recordings. His latest CD Ilusión y Verdad is out now on Parma Recording (USA).

Over the last 10 years, Ahmed has established a successful career in the UK, whilst maintaining a performance profile and strong links with Cuba. 


* Offer applies to individual full price tickets AND subscription tickets for all 11 main concerts. Not valid for RPO Noisy Kids.

Pre-concert Talk - 6.30pm

The Town Hall - FREE

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Printed Programme

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