Concert Classical Guitarist
Biography
Fin has extensively performed with a variety of ensembles including a performance of Gustav Mahler’s seventh symphony with the Peabody Symphony Orchestra, performances of Maria Castelnuovo Tedesco’s composition for guitar and string quartet and Joaquín Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez . He has also regularly performed with the Nocturnal Guitar Duo both in the UK and in Europe.
Ever since performing for the first time publicly at the age of 9, Fin has continued to appear in the concert hall regularly, performing at venues such as the Wigmore Hall, St. Martins-in-the-Fields and the Royal Exchange Theatre to name but a few. His performances have garnered a number of accolades and led to descriptions of him as a “virtuoso… who transfixes an audience with his musicianship”, “a born communicator, whether playing the guitar or speaking” and has often been described as an heir to the great classical guitarists of the past. His performing career has taken him across the world to countries such as the USA, Italy, France, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Portugal amongst others, along with performances on the historic Queen Mary II, Queen Elizabeth and various festivals including the Bowdoin music festival in Maine and the Rye festival in East Sussex.
Another aspect of his career has been his desire to play and champion new works. He was involved in the first recording of a composition written for guitar quartet and symphony orchestra by fellow Peabody alumnus Christopher Gainey performing with the Peabody Symphony Orchestra. He gave the world premiere of two works at the Peabody institute of music in collaboration with the composition department there. He also gave the world premiere of four intermezzi written by distinguished composer and friend, Eric Stewart.
Apart from Concerts and Recitals, Fin is happy to perform for weddings, receptions, corporate events & launches. He is happy to take requests
Repertoire List
Isaac Albeniz
Granada Op. 47
Cataluna Op.47
Sevilla Op.47
Cadiz Op.47
Cuba Op.47
J.S. Bach
Violin Sonata no.1 in G minor BWV 1001
Violin Sonata no.2 in A minor BWV 1003
Violin Sonata no.3 in C major BWV 1005
Lute Suite in E minor BWV 996
Prelude, Fugue and Allegro in D (Originally in E flat) BWV 998
Lute Suite in E major BWV 1006
Augustin Barrios Mangore
Una Limonsa por el Amor de Dios
Estudio De Concierto
Las Abejas
Aconquija
Aire de Zamba
Julia Florida- Barcarola
Arabescos- Estudio No. 4
Vals Op. 8, no.4
Choro De Saudade
Danza Paraguaya
La Catedral
Benjamin Britten
Nocturnal for Guitar
Leo Brouwer
Elogio De la Danza
Tres Apuntes
Estudios Sencillos no.11-15
John Dowland
Melancholy Galliard
Allemande (My Lady Hunssdon’s Puffe)
Manuel De Falla
Homenaje a Debussy
Mauro Giuliani
Variations on a theme by Handel Op. 107
Grande Overture Op. 61
Rossiniana no.1 Op. 119
Enrique Granados
Minuetto no.1
Zarabanda no.3
Villanesca no.4
Antonio Lauro
Suite Venezolano
Triptico
Ernesto Lecuona
La Comparsa
Danza Lucumi
Miguel Llobet
El Noi de la Mare
El Testament d’Amelia
El Mestre
Plany
Canco del Lladre
Astor Piazzola
Verano Porteno
Milonga del Angel
La Muerte del Angel
Primavera Portena
Manuel M. Ponce
Sonata Meridional
Theme, Varie et Finale
Preludes 1-12
Suite in A minor
Fernando Sor
Introduction and Variations on a theme from the Magic Flute op. 9
Grand Solo for Guitar op. 14
Andante Largo for Guitar
Francisco Tarrega
Capricho Arabe
Gran Jota
Adelita
Gran Vals in A
Minueto
Pavana
Maria
Malaguena
Concert Etude in A
Recuerdos de la Alhambra
Etude for Velocity
Michael Tippett
Sonata for Solo Guitar “the blue guitar”
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco
Sonata “Homage a Boccherini” op. 77
Capriccio Diabolico (homage to Paganini) op. 85a
Joaquin Turrina
Hommage a Tarrega
Fandaguillo
Federico Moreno Torroba
Suite Castellana
Sonatina for Guitar
Heitor Villa-Lobos
Etudes 1, 3, 5, 7, 10 and 11
Cinq Preludes
Choros-No.1
Mazurka-Choro
Schottish-Choro
Valsa-Choro
Gavotta-Choro
William Walton
Five Bagatelles for Guitar
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