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2003
October 24-25 - Radford International Guitar Festival (Radford, VA) Featured works of The Nova Project with Glise and American-born jazz/rock guitarist, Jason Riley.
November 15 - double concerto "The Pendulum" for 2 Guitars and Orchestra (composed by Glise and featuring Glise and Riley) (St. Joseph Symphony (St. Joseph, MO)
December 14-15 - featured solo on the annual Christmas tour with the Kansas City Choral (Kansas City, MO)
December 20-21 - featured solo on the annual Christmas tour with the Phoenix Bach Choral (Phoenix, AZ)
2004
January 24 - The Nova Project (with Glise and Riley) by the Wichita Guitar Society, Kansas State University (Wichita KS)
January 25 - double concerto "The Pendulum" for 2 Guitars and Orchestra (composed by Glise and featuring Glise and Riley) (Lawrence Chamber Orchestra (Lawrence, KS)
EUROPEAN TOUR - 2004
Check Local Listings for details.
This tour of The Nova Project and will feature classical guitarist/composer Anthony Glise (US/France), US-born Jazz/rock guitarist, Jason Riley and Ken Sugita (Japan/France), violinist of the French National Orchestra. Pending special guest appearances by Dutch guitar legend, Jan Akkerman (former lead guitarist of Focus).
12 April - Chartres, France - at the Cathedral.
16 April - Lille, France - FNAC - Afternoon CD release concert with The Nova Project featuring Glise, Ken Sugita (violinist of the French National Orchestra), Jason Riley.
16 April - Lille, France - Evening concert with The Nova Project at Le Biplan
17 April - Paris
18 April - Lyon
20 April - Schwaebisch Gmuend, Germany at Der KKF
21 April - Stuttgart, Germany
22 April - Ehingen, Germany
23 April - Munich, Germany
24 April - Ingolstadt Germany
25 April - Nenzing, Austria at Der Musikschule, Stadt Halle
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The
main Lodge/Concert Hall at Rocky Ridge Music Center.
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2003 Summer: Glise is currently Director of Guitar Studies which is under development at the famed Rocky Ridge Music Center for their summer program (projected: July-August, 2003) in Estes Park, Colorado, US.
Founded in 1942, Rocky Ridge is the oldest program of its type for classical musicians. Nestled in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, it offers young musicians the chance to grow and musically develop in a setting that is challenging and supportive with an opportunity
to interact with some of the leading musicians and teachers in
the world.
Rocky
Ridge is also frequented by a number of European and Asian students
and offers American and foreign musicians a chance to study with exceptional-quality faculty in one of the most scenic regions
of the US. A full orchestra, intensive chamber music program,
numerous concerts, courses in music theory as well as private
lessons - all in the heart of the Rocky Mountains - explain why
Rocky Ridge is one of America's most popular sites for summer
studies.
Glise
is currently helping develop a classical guitar program for Rocky
Ridge, which is projected to begin in 2003.
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Please contact
Rocky Ridge for further information:
Rocky
Ridge Music Center
4600 Valley
Road, Ste. 312
Lincoln, NE
68510-4844 USA
(US) 402-486-4363
E-mail: RRMCOffice@aol.com
Website: www.rockyridge.org
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