Biography
ANTHONY BEZ,
ASCAP composer, began guitar studies at the age of five. He began performing on a regular basis at the
age of nine. As a member of the Power
Memorial Academy Orchestra he appeared at Alice Tully Hall yearly during High
School. During the ten years he worked
for Luthier Juan Orozco Corporation, Aranjuez Strings and the Manhattan Institute
of Guitar he came into personal contact with world renowned guitarists too
numerous to mention. Classical guitar
debuts were made in his early teens at the Westchester Classical Guitar Society
and in area churches. Since then he has
performed throughout the country as well as in Europe. Mr. Bez has studied
with guitarists Alice Artzt, Frank Koonce, Fredric Lehrman, Stephen Bell, Michael Dadap
and Jorge Morel, among others. He has been influenced by leading classical
musicians and musicians of other genres as well as attending numerous master
classes. He is exciting as a Flamenco
performer and has been featured as Flamenco Dance Theater’s guest soloist and
accompanist. He has also performed with
“I Giulari di Piazza” of
the St. John the Divine Cathedral in New York City specializing in Medieval,
Renaissance, and Southern Italian music.
He appeared in the off-Broadway MCC Theater production of Sueño and in the Dicapo Opera production of La Vida Breve. Mr. Bez premiered
his original piece, Spirit Rocks, in collaboration with the Linda
Diamond Dance Company in
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