Acclaimed classical guitarist to perform at New Berlin Library
NEW BERLIN – Peter Fletcher, nationally acclaimed classical guitarist, will be performing at 6:30 p.m. next Wednesday at the New Berlin Public Library. This will be Fletcher’s second appearance at the library, where he will be performing pieces by J.S. Bach, Maurice Ravel and many other classical composers of the last five centuries.
Fletcher has been studying the guitar since the age of seven and has studied in numerous master classes with such auspicious teachers as David Leisner, David Russel, Oscar Ghiglia and Pepe Romero. He received the Master of Music degree from the Eastman School of Music as well as two Eastman Graduate Awards.
He has since been invited to play at numerous concert halls around the United States and in February 2007 made his debut at Carnegie Hall. He has continued to play each year at Carnegie Hall and will return again in 2011. He has released four albums each of which have received critical acclaim.
On one occasion, Camen Bravo, the widow of classical guitarist Federico Mompou stated: “... I heard him play the music of Federico Mompou and was able to observe in him a refined sensibility, much affinity for this music, plus a high technical level that justifies his excellent artistic trajectory.”
Darlene La Brie, director of programs at the New Berlin library, expressed her excitement for Fletcher’s performance.
“He’s just a fantastic artist, something that people would not get to see locally,” she said. Fletcher’s performance is part of the library’s summer reading program which includes prizes for children and adults as well as a series of presentations by Rainer Morgan on Welsh history and traditions.
For more information on the summer reading program or Fletcher’s upcoming concert, contact La Brie at 847-8564 or visit the library online at libraries.4cls.org/newberlin.
Fletcher has been studying the guitar since the age of seven and has studied in numerous master classes with such auspicious teachers as David Leisner, David Russel, Oscar Ghiglia and Pepe Romero. He received the Master of Music degree from the Eastman School of Music as well as two Eastman Graduate Awards.
He has since been invited to play at numerous concert halls around the United States and in February 2007 made his debut at Carnegie Hall. He has continued to play each year at Carnegie Hall and will return again in 2011. He has released four albums each of which have received critical acclaim.
On one occasion, Camen Bravo, the widow of classical guitarist Federico Mompou stated: “... I heard him play the music of Federico Mompou and was able to observe in him a refined sensibility, much affinity for this music, plus a high technical level that justifies his excellent artistic trajectory.”
Darlene La Brie, director of programs at the New Berlin library, expressed her excitement for Fletcher’s performance.
“He’s just a fantastic artist, something that people would not get to see locally,” she said. Fletcher’s performance is part of the library’s summer reading program which includes prizes for children and adults as well as a series of presentations by Rainer Morgan on Welsh history and traditions.
For more information on the summer reading program or Fletcher’s upcoming concert, contact La Brie at 847-8564 or visit the library online at libraries.4cls.org/newberlin.
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