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Grand Solo – Fernando Sor 1778-1839

Haru no Umi 1929 – Michiyo Miyagi 1894-1956

Decameron Negro 1983 – Leo Brouwer b. 1939

Capriccio Diabolico 1935 – Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco 1895-1968

Song and Variations 2025 – Daniel Quinn

Wind Color Vector 1991 – Takashi Yoshimatsu b1953

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Daniel will perform music by Ryuji Kunimatsu from his collection of Paisaje de Kyoto (day in Kyoto). There will also be a tribute performed of Wind Color Vector by Takashi Yoshimatsu for the passing of virtuoso classical guitarist Kazuhito Yamashita. This performance will happen in the Classic Ballroom of the student union building at 3:30.

Daniel will perform at this concert on March 24th, 2026, at 3:00 pm, in Stapleton Lounge in LaMans hall at Saint Marys College in Notre Dame Indiana. He will perform Wind Color Vector by Takashi Yoshimatsu. This concert will feature many of the talented musicians who teach at Saint Marys College.

Daniel Quinn again participate in the faculty showcase concert on February 10th in Joshi recital hall at the Indiana University Campus in South Bend Indiana.

Guitar and Voice: Music from Cuba, England, and Spain

Daniel Quinn, guitar, and Michael Márquez-Snyder, tenor

Sunday, April 19, 2026

3:00 p.m.Classical guitarist Daniel Quinn will join lyric tenor Michael Márquez-Snyder to offer a recital of guitar solo pieces and voice/guitar works. Dr. Quinn will perform solo works composed by Isaac Albeniz (Leyenda), Leo Brouwer (Decameron Negro), and Francisco Tarrrega (Recuerdos de la Alhambra and Capricho Arabe). He will join Michael Márquez-Snyder in the performance of voice/guitar works by Benjamin Britten (Songs from the Chinese) and selections by John Dowland.

Daniel will appear with the Euclid Quartet on Tuesday October 28th, 2025, at 7:00 pm at Joshi Recital hall at the campus of Indiana University South Bend Indiana.

Daniel will be joined by Flutist Aleksandra Kemble and Violinist Jae Sung Lee. This program will include music by Paganini, Takemitsu, Kruisbrink, and Bonis.

This program will feature Harp and Guitar duos by Pujol and Schocker, as well as solo works for each instrument.

Daniel will once again be performing with harpist Heaven Fan for this concert at First Presbyterian Church in New Castle Indiana. Featuring duo works by Gary Schocker and Maximo Diego Pujol, as well as solo works for each instrument.

Daniel will be joined by flutists Aleksandra Kemble for this performance. This program will include Toward the Sea by Toru Takemitsu, Kokiriko variations by Teruyuki Noda for flute and guitar. Also a new solo guitar arrangement of Haru no Umi (spring sea) by Michio Miyagi. This event is at Purdue University Fort Wayne. This performance will take place in the International Ballroom from 2:55-3:25. Come out and hear this free concert and stay for all the other performers and activities. The Festival runs from noon to 6:00 pm.

Daniel will be joining other faculty members at the Indiana University South Bend campus on Tuesday February 25th, 2025, at 7:00 pm, in Joshi Recital Hall. He will perform a new arrangement of Haru no Umi by Michiyo Miyagi, and Song with Variations by Daniel Quinn. Come and enjoy some fabulous music by IUSB’s music faculty!

Daniel will again be performing for the festival of Japanese Culture on Sunday May 19th, 2:15-2:35 pm in the International ballroom of the Walb Student Union building on the campus of Purdue University Fort Wayne. Program will include three works Morishige Takei and The Legend of Hagoromo by Keigo Fujii.

Performance will be at 2:00-2:20 in The International Ballroom of the Walb Student Union building. Admission is free. Come for the performance and so much more at this festival.

September 8th, 2022, 7:30 pm at the IUPUI campus, Indianapolis Indiana. This is the fundraiser for this guitar society. Please come out to support this great organization. I will be performing: Jose Louis Merlin (b 1952) – Evocacion and Joropo, Roland Dyens (1955-2016) – Tango en Skai,  and Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895-1968) – Tarantella