Raphaël Feuillâtre listing on Broadway Baby

French guitarist Raphal Feuilltre is renowned for his fresh interpretations of classical and contemporary musical greats. His innate musicality, combined with an effortless on-stage vitality, makes Feuilltre one of the most intriguing guitarists performing today.

In his virtuosic and wide-reaching programme, Feuilltre leads an expedition through hundreds of years worth of music, tracing a path from the writing of the early music period to the modern techniques of guitar composition.

Across two halves,Feuilltres musical voyage will, in turn, visit the European Baroque, before touring across Spain, Paraguay and Argentina, and finally landing in France. We traverse early music from Johann Sebastian Bach and Domenico Scarlatti up to the contemporary voices of Manuel de Falla and Roland Dyens. Showing off his exquisite technical abilities, alongside a crystalline musicality, Feuilltreguarantees to impress.

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Raphal Feuilltre Guitar

Bach tr. Raphal Feuilltre Prelude 1 in C major BWV 846 from The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1

Couperin arr. Antoine Fougeray Les barricades mystrieuses

Duphly arr. Antoine Fougeray Mde

Bach arr. Grard Abiton Choral Ich rufe zu Dir, Herr Jesu Christ BWV 639

Bach after Vivaldi arr. Judical Perroy Concerto in D major BWV 972

Scarlatti arr. Grard Abiton Sonate K208

Scarlatti Sonate K322

Llobet Soles Variations on a theme of Sor (La Folia)

Llobet Soles El noi de la mare

Llobet Soles Canco del lladre

Albniz Granada

Albniz Asturias

Trrega Preludes 5 & 6

Barrios Mangor La Catedral

Piazzolla arr. Tirao Adis Nonino

Dyens Triaela III Clown Down (Gismonti au Cirque)

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