ANDREA GONZÁLEZ CABALLERO, GUITARRA

PROGRAM

Francisco Tárrega          Fantasía sobre los motivos de la Traviata

Joaquín Turina              Sonata Op. 61

Manuel de Falla              Danza del molinero

                                     Danza del terror

                                     Danza española de “La vida breve”

R. Sainz de la Maza        Rondeña

Francisco Tárrega          Preludio núm. 1

R. Sáinz de la Maza        Petenera

Francisco Tárrega          Preludio n. 2

R. Sáinz de la Masa        Zapateado

M. López de Quiroga    Tatuaje

Arr. Carles Trepat          Ojos verdes

                                      Dime que me quieres

                                    Romance de valentía

Isaac Albéniz.                De la Suite española:

Cataluña

                                     Sevilla

Opera World Magazine describes Andrea Gonzalez Caballero as “the female voice of the Spanish guitar”. Andrea is a laureate of multiple prestigious international guitar competitions, receiving First Prize and Special Prize at the “XL International Competition F. Sor” (Rome), and First Prize at the “XIII Alhambra International Guitar Competition” (Valencia), of which she was the youngest guitarist to receive first prize.

The BBC Music Magazine described her as one of today’s young rising stars of the classical guitar. Andrea has appeared at international festivals and concert series around the world. Recent highlights include performances in Palau de la Música in Barcelona, National Auditorium and Juan March Foundation in Madrid, as well as performances with Sinfonietta Ratingen and Neue Philharmonie Westfalen in Germany. Selected by the International Guitar Foundation of London to perform as a soloist in international music festivals such as the “London Guitar Festival”, she debuted in the UK offering concerts at venues like King’s Cross in London and Sage Gateshead in Newcastle.

Andrea’s 2017 Naxos CD, which contains the premiere of new guitar compositions and pieces by composers like Britten, Albéniz and Tárrega was received with great acclaim: “This album is a delicate, elegant, and majestic musical word…” obtaining the Golden Melómano distinction by Melómano Magazine.