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Rodrigo Riera

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41: 285:. Segovia led him to perfect his already highly developed technique. It was generally accepted that both he and Díaz were above average in terms of technique and repertoire. Furthermore, they renewed the rather stale (at the time) guitar repertoire, by bringing to Europe the works of important Latin-American composers, which were largely unknown at the time. 388:
created spontaneous accompaniments to many standard etudes. Riera collaborated with the Robert Joffrey Ballet Company arranging a work for guitar and orchestra, Antonio Vivaldi's Concerto in D-Major for Violin, Strings, a Cembalo, Pincherle 151 which he performed many times. The work, Viva Vivaldi, remains a mainstay in the Joffrey repertoire.
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His father, Juan Teodosio Querales, was a music teacher. He grew up with his mother, Paula Antonia Riera and his five older siblings. In addition to his music talent, Rodrigo inherited a congenital foot defect from his father. Despite this, he was able to have a normal childhood, even excelling in
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Riera was a popular member of New York's Society of the Classic Guitar. He frequented Mirko's Restaurant, a salon frequented by luminaries of the New York guitar scene, namely Vladimir Bobri, Gregory d'Alessio, and Segovia's inner circle. Known as the leading improviser on the classic guitar he
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Though fairly accurate, this list may prove to be confusing (especially to the non-fluent in Spanish language) due to several reasons: first, Rodrigo Riera was not so prolific at inventing names for his compositions as he was at creating music, so there are many repeated names corresponding to
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and his old master, Raúl Borges. During those touring years, he started introducing his own pieces in his repertoire. Riera also performed many guitar duo concerts with his friend Alirio Díaz. In 1956, the two recorded an
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The second half of the 1950s was spent touring Europe and Venezuela, playing the repertoire that Segovia had established, as well as the works of Latin-American composers such as the aforementioned Lauro,
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to look for better opportunities. In 1939, he was part of a guitar and vocal group called "Hermanos Riera" (founded by his brother Ruben). That year, he met fellow Carora guitarist
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In 1954, Riera married Julia Esteban Esteban in Spain and established Madrid as his main place of residence. They had four children together, all of whom were to become musicians:
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of popular Latin American pieces under a pseudonym to avoid incurring the wrath of Segovia, who frowned at the popular repertoire for the guitar (the album was released as
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Despite their obvious qualities as promising guitarists, it took some time for Díaz and Riera to establish themselves in Europe. Riera started his studies in the
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Rodrigo Riera's compositions are not easy to catalog or categorize, as there is a copious assortment of notable compositions from his years in Spain, like
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if Riera's works are ever to be orderly published. Dedications (ded.), dates and places of the compositions have been included whenever available.
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and other cities, where he held informal meetings and fraternal conversations with other guitarists of fame, like Alirio Díaz,
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in 1952. He obtained a "First Class Diploma" in 1953. In this year, he started his career as a classical guitar performer.
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He spent his last years composing and teaching further. His presence was often a cherished sight at guitar festivals in
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and his first teachers were his peers and his own will. His first public recital took place in Carora at age thirteen.
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Lastly, he had an important career as a concert guitarist, but his recordings are relatively scarce and hard to find.
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between July 1 and August 30. Many Venezuelan and foreign-born guitarists attended. The last one took place in 1991.
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which features a very daring harmonic structure and style that predates the works of modern guitar composers such as
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The work of Rodrigo Riera concentrates on Latin American forms. He once said that he "would feel silly
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In September 1945, Riera's and Alirio Díaz' paths crossed again, this time at the footsteps of the
572:(waltz) were his favorite words for naming his creations. Obviously, there is a strong need for a 981:(Published in the Cuatro Piezas Venezolanas collection, Halstan y Co. Lid, England, c. 1984); 1335: 1330: 615:(Estudio), Caracas, 14.Jun.1976, ded. to his friend Francisco Andrés, inspired on J.S.Bach; 154:
but with a technique that is more accessible to beginners and intermediate guitar players.
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In 1969 he decided to move back to Venezuela with his family. He established himself in
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During those years, Riera composed many important works, the best known today being the
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Riera also performed many times on different stages and concert halls in the U.S.
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During the Summer of 1954, he was able to attend Segovia's master classes at the
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distinct compositions; second, the names that he chose consist mostly of the
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Rodrigo Riera was born in the township of Barrio Nuevo, in the city of
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Preludio; Dance; Study; Autograph; Venezuelan profile for two guitars
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Homenaje a Teresa Rojas; Golpe al diablo de Carora; Ysabel, Mercedes
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both as a solo guitarist and as featured soloist with an orchestra.
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Like many other Venezuelan musicians, his first instrument was the
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A Venezuelan triptych - Melancolía, Monotonía, Nostalgia
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The return to Venezuela: Self-realization as educator
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Pequeña suite para guitarra a la manera de mi pueblo
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XI.1984, Preludio in etude form; 491: 1184:, ded. to his student Darío González; 691:, 25.Jun.197?; Preludio, 27.Jan.1980; 1017:, based on a store by the same name; 829:, Barquisimeto, 27.Oct. 1983, etude; 659:Valse (Suite to sing to the Peoples) 350:invited Riera to stage a concert in 261: 847:, Barquisimeto, 17.Apr.1985, etude; 172: 13: 1391:Accademia Musicale Chigiana alumni 1351:Composers for the classical guitar 1239:TRANSCRIPTIONS & ARRANGEMENTS: 1172:, ded. to daughter María Josefina; 14: 1402: 1122:Danza infantil, merengue infantil 1346:20th-century classical composers 1341:20th-century classical musicians 1317:Personal files of Rodrigo Riera. 1170:Canción a mi hija María Josefina 601:Estudio to put a kitten to sleep 39: 1371:Venezuelan classical guitarists 1279: 1190:, waltz ded. to Nacha Mosquera; 435: 406:Curso Internacional de Guitarra 1194:Canción blanda y Valse estudio 1160:, ded. to his son Andrés Raúl; 889:, 21.May.1985, merengue-etude; 1: 1210:Canción, Danza, Pequeño Valse 773:Estudio in danza zuliana form 411: 1314:), Caracas, Venezuela, 1998) 1212:, song, dance, little waltz; 913:, Barquisimeto, 18.Jun.1985; 907:, Barquisimeto, 3.Jun. 1985; 901:, Barquisimeto, 22. 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IV. 1983; 781:, Barquisimeto, 23.Dec.1982; 775:, Barquisimeto, 15.Nov.1982; 739:, Barquisimeto, 1980, waltz; 727:, Barquisimeto, 22.Jul.1980; 709:, Barquisimeto, 16.May.1980; 685:, Barquisimeto, 28.Nov.1979; 679:, Barquisimeto, 18.Nov.1979; 289:Graduation and concert tours 244:Escuela de Música de Caracas 167: 7: 1386:20th-century male musicians 1154:Estudio de simples accordes 1082:; Estudio in merengue form; 993:, recorded by the composer; 955:, recorded by the composer; 949:, recorded by the composer; 943:, recorded by the composer; 937:, recorded by the composer; 787:, Barquisimeto, 9.Feb.1983; 703:, Barquisimeto, 5.Apr.1980; 697:, Barquisimeto, 5.Apr.1980; 667:, Barquisimeto, 5.Jun.1979; 655:, Barquisimeto, 3.Mar.1979; 633:, Barquisimeto, 4.Dec.1978; 338:i.e. "One and the Other"). 279:Accademia Musicale Chigiana 10: 1407: 1249:Two small works for guitar 1164:Homenaje a La Chica Chagua 1015:El Encandilador de Zamuros 991:Valse, ded. to Nando Riera 755:Valse en forma de preludio 637:Melodía para dos guitarras 238:Studying under Raúl Borges 230:, both fellow students of 1289:Ediciones Farmatodo, 1999 1188:Valse a mi Nacha Mosquera 923:Lección en forma de chôro 905:Danza en forma de estudio 534:Homenaje a la Chicachagua 526:Golpe al Diablo de Carora 228:Manuel Enrique Perez Díaz 112: 94: 80: 56: 25: 18: 1361:People from Lara (state) 1356:Male classical composers 1306:, ed. 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