Music for and by Fathers and Sons | Frank Wallace’s concert “Of Love & Soul” indeed provides an “intimate connection” to the composer’s personal life with songs on poems by: his grandfather, about childhood and the wisdom
Music for and by Fathers and Sons Frank Wallace’s concert “Of Love & Soul” indeed provides an “intimate connection” to the composer’s personal life with songs on poems by: his grandfather, about childhood and the wisdom of
Music for and by Fathers and Sons Frank Wallace’s concert “Of Love & Soul” indeed provides an “intimate connection” to the composer’s personal life with songs on poems by: his grandfather, about childhood and the wisdom of
Frank presents a set of 16th Spanish song and solo for vihuela de mano and performs solos and songs by Mertz, Wallace, Mompou and Bernstein.
Tickets are £12 General/£10 Concession & Federation of Guitar Society Members/Free for students aged 13 & under American guitarist and composer, Frank Wallace joins American guitarist, living in England, Valérie Hartzell. Tea/coffee/cocoa available for purchase (comes w/free
Frank previews his coming program for Arizona State University and Hatbox Theater of 16th century music for vihuela de mano and voice as well as music written by Frank inspired by 16th century and earlier music. Write
URI Guitar Festival April 6-8, 2018 Frank Wallace is joined once again by his long time partner in life and song, mezzo-soprano Nancy Knowles, in music by Wallace, Mertz, Sagreras and Villa-Lobos at the 4:00pm concert on
Frank Wallace is joined once again by his long time partner in life and song, mezzo-soprano Nancy Knowles, in music by Wallace, Mertz, Sagreras and Villa-Lobos. It is easy to feel an intimate connection to the ethereal
Frank Wallace is joined once again by his long time partner in life and song, mezzo-soprano Nancy Knowles, in music by Wallace, Mertz, Sagreras and Villa-Lobos. It is easy to feel an intimate connection to the ethereal
Olson/De Cari Duo on Song and Science “The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion that stands at the cradle of true art and true science.” — Albert Einstein The