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The newly formed duo will perform their debut concert on the 12th of September at Arthur’s Pub
Venezuelan Cuatro Player Miguel Siso (Venezuela) and guitarist Orlando Molina (Venezuela) will be performing September 12th at Arthur’s Jazz and Blues Venue the inaugural concert of their newly formed duo.
Framed into the aesthetics of world-music the duo will present a repertoire drawn from the most representative styles and musical forms of Venezuela and Latin America.
Growing up in the hothouse of Venezuelan rhythms and styles, and schooled academically in the art of improvisation, the duo is able to explore and develop time-honored songs in a unique and innovative style. The concert will also showcase a repertoire comprised of original compositions specially conceived for the duo.
Orlando Molina is a Venezuelan-Chilean guitarist and composer. Being winner of three international music scholarships, Orlando has worked and played with internationally acclaimed musicians such as Andreas Morricone, Ronan & Conor Guilfoyle, Gustavo Dudamel, Rubén Blades, David Pavón, the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela, among many others. Orlando has also been invited to perform for important public figures such as Mr. President Michael D. Higgins, the jazz trumpet player Wynton Marsalis and David Bisbal among others. As a bandleader and sideman, some of Orlando’s tours include the United the States, United Kingdom, Middle East, Spain, Ireland, Cuba and Venezuela. He has performed in acclaimed international music festivals and venues such as Jazz at Lincoln Center, Jordan Hall, The National Concert Hall, Teresa Carreño Theater, Sligo Jazz Festival, the Electric Picnic, Sligo, Jazz al Parque among many others.
For further media information contact:
Orlando Molina:: tel:+353 83 170 5001 :: email: :: web: www.orlandomolinamusic.com
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Venue Information - Arthur's
Arthur's is the nearest pub on the route to The Guinness Storehouse, one of the city's foremost tourist attractions. It is popular both with locals and tourists. Naturally it has the freshest pint of Guinness in all of Ireland.