by Stephanie Manning

The opening piece on their June 5 concert, Stephen Dodgson’s Pastourelle, emphasized this alignment in vision. The two guitarists treated the audience in Mixon Hall to a work that is by turns playful and mysterious, keeping an effortless synchronization all the while.
While Dodgson wrote extensively for guitar, the rest of the program spent plenty of time venturing outside the standard repertoire. That’s the Kaleido Duo’s bread and butter, Loh explained from the stage. Both musicians are interested in lesser-known works, transcriptions, and arrangements that capture the kaleidoscope of musical possibility. [Read more…]

