Carrizozo Music, Inc. PROUDLY PRESENTS

GUSTAVO PIMENTEL

Saturday, February 14, 202

3pm

at The Tularosa Basin Gallery of Photography
401 12th Street, Carrizozo, New Mexico

  • GUSTAVO PIMENTAL

    Gustavo Pimentel began his guitar studies at the age of six at the studios of his famous guitar building family, "Pimentel and Son's Guitars" of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Gustavo graduated in 1995 from the prestigious "Estudio de Arte Guitarristico" in Mexico City. He received classes of technique with the Maestro Juan Reyes and classes on interpretation with the Maestro Manuel Lopez Ramos. In addition, he has participated in the National Competition of Guitar at the University of Jalapa, Vera Cruz, Mexico. He has also studied with master musicians such as Pepe Romero, and the famous duet, Laura Oltman and Michael Newman. Gustavo is an internationally recognized classical guitarist where he has performed in Helmstadt, Germany, Spain and Mexico City.

    In June 2012 Gustavo was commissioned by the Cancer Society to play “The Concerto de Aranjuez” with the Philharmonic Orchestra.  In the same year of April 2012 Gustavo participated in a Pimentel Concert Series honoring Lorenzo Pimentel at the National Hispanic Cultural Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In November 2010 Gustavo was featured in the National Hispanic Cultural Center at the Disney Auditorium presenting a full concert.  In December 2009 Gustavo gave a classical guitar concert in commemoration of the New Mexico Pimentel Guitar that was held at the Disney Auditorium at the National Hispanic Cultural Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

    Gustavo has also traveled to Maui, Hawaii to perform for Rainsong Guitar Company, and Nashville, Tennessee to perform as a representative of the Albuquerque Convention Center and Visitors Bureau.

    To learn more about Gustavo Pimentel, visit his website at www.gustavopimentel.net

OUR SINCERE THANKS to our sponsors for making this performance possible in Carrizozo, New Mexico, USA:

Grant funds were awarded by the Devasthali Family Foundation Fund with assistance from the Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico,
and
this project is supported in part by Creative West and the National Endowment for The Arts.