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Thank you for supporting this project!
It is necessary for the realization of this ambitious project to count with financial funds in order to cover the costs of the filming phase in Europe (travels, equipment, interviews, video clips productions, etc) as well as the costs involved in the post-production work (editing, synchronization, translations, subtitling, advertising, etc.). Both of these processes are highly expensive and you can contribute to make this project a reality by making a donation; we will be very grateful for your support!

If you, your company, music festival, foundation, etc. want to participate in this project as an active sponsor, please contact us. We will send you our sponsoring plan.

You can also contribute to the project if you own photographic and / or audiovisual material of Alirio Díaz and / or Antonio Lauro and you want to share it with us in order to include it in the documentary. In this case please send us a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Once again thank you very much for your support!

Yours sincerely,

Jhon Jimenez
Film director and Project manager
 
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Documentary film Trailer

Antonio Lauro: Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra Nr. 1 (I. Bolera)

Venezuelan National Philharmonic Orchestra / Luis Quintero, Soloist / Elvis Antonio Perez, conductor
Caracas, Venezuela October 13th 2016

Antonio Lauro: Crepuscular for Choir

Chamber choir “Cantoría de Caracas” / Miguel Astor, conductor
Caracas, Venezuela October 13th 2016
Testimonials

John Williams on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Oscar Ghiglia (testimonial) Documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Roberto Aussel (testimonial) Documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Eliot Fisk on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Carlos Bonell on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Wolfgang Weigel on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Elena Papandreou on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Irina Kircher on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Senio Díaz on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Micaela Pittaluga on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Alfonso Montes on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Clara Rodríguez on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

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Support us

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Thank you for supporting this project!
It is necessary for the realization of this ambitious project to count with financial funds in order to cover the costs of the filming phase in Europe (travels, equipment, interviews, video clips productions, etc) as well as the costs involved in the post-production work (editing, synchronization, translations, subtitling, advertising, etc.). Both of these processes are highly expensive and you can contribute to make this project a reality by making a donation; we will be very grateful for your support!

If you, your company, music festival, foundation, etc. want to participate in this project as an active sponsor, please contact us. We will send you our sponsoring plan.

You can also contribute to the project if you own photographic and / or audiovisual material of Alirio Díaz and / or Antonio Lauro and you want to share it with us in order to include it in the documentary. In this case please send us a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Once again thank you very much for your support!

Yours sincerely,

Jhon Jimenez
Film director and Project manager
 
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Videos

Documentary film Trailer

Antonio Lauro: Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra Nr. 1 (I. Bolera)

Venezuelan National Philharmonic Orchestra / Luis Quintero, Soloist / Elvis Antonio Perez, conductor
Caracas, Venezuela October 13th 2016

Antonio Lauro: Crepuscular for Choir

Chamber choir “Cantoría de Caracas” / Miguel Astor, conductor
Caracas, Venezuela October 13th 2016
Testimonials

John Williams on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Oscar Ghiglia (testimonial) Documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Roberto Aussel (testimonial) Documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Eliot Fisk on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Carlos Bonell on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Wolfgang Weigel on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Elena Papandreou on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Irina Kircher on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Senio Díaz on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Micaela Pittaluga on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Alfonso Montes on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

Clara Rodríguez on documentary film "Rastros Indelebles"

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The documentary "Rastros Indelebles" (Indelible Traces) is supported by individuals and institutions who, thanks to their efforts and valuable contribution, allowed to carry out the production of the initial phase of this project. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to all of them!

Individuals:

María Edith Santiago (Ministry for culture, Venezuela)
Roberto Malaver, Gabriel Odremann (Ministry for tourism, Venezuela)
José Jesús Gómez Marcano (Venezuelan Institute of Music and the Performing Arts IAEM Venezuela)
José Angel Viña (Venezuelan National Music Company, Venezuela)
Daniel Suárez (Daniel Suárez's Art Gallerie - Caracas Venezuela)
Alirio Martin Alvarez Díaz, María Isabel Díaz, Senio Díaz, Fernando Briceño, Gerardo Pérez, Coromoto Graterol, (Alirio Díaz Foundation)
Elvis Antonio Perez, Luis Miguel González, (Venezuelan National Philharmonic Orchester, Venezuela)
Juan Marcano, Production assistent
Eladio Mujica, artistic advisor
Úrsula Rey (Coordinator Casa Chío UCLA, Carora, Venezuela)
Teresa Carreño Theater (Caracas, Venezuela)
Heike Sauer (Press officer, executive department director Colgne University of Music and Dance, Germany)
Antonio Nicolás Briceño Molina (ABM estudio Creativo, Valera, Venezuela)
Gretta Hinojosa, Luciano Marziali (Guitar TV World, Köln, Deutschland)
Roberto Aussel, guitarist
Luis Quintero, guitarist
Clara Rodríguez, pianist
Dr. Tilman Fischer (Director Rheinische Musikschule Köln)
Arnd Sprung (Leiter des Fachbereichs Gitarre, Rhenische Musikschule Köln)



Institutions:

PDVSA La Estancia, Ministerio del Poder Popular para el Turismo, IAEM, Stiftung "Centro Nacional de Música", Centro de Arte Daniel Suárez, ABM Estudio Creativo, Stiftung Alirio díaz, Stiftung Orquesta Filarmónica Nacional, Casa Chío UCLA, Teatro Teresa Carreño, Hochschule für Musik und Tanz Köln, Rheinishe Musikschule Köln.

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The documentary "Rastros Indelebles" (Indelebles Traces) is an initiative of venezuelan guitarist, pedagogue and audiovisual producer Jhon Jiménez for the web channel Guitar TV World based in Cologne, Germany
Jhon Jimenez studied at the “Conservatorio Vicente Emilio Sojo” in Venezuela as well as at the Universities of Music of Münster, Weimar and Cologne in Germany. As a concert guitarist he performs at various international music festivals. As a music pedagogue he was invited to develop a project for the world famous Venezuelan Children- and Youth Orchestra, called “el Sistema”. He also led projects for the social integration for children with migration background in Cologne. Currently, Jhon Jimenez continues to give pedagogical instruction at the Rheinische Musikschule in Cologne. As a film producer, he is co-founder, producer and director of the internet channel “Guitar TV World”, which specializes in the production of interviews, documentaries, video clips, and video portraits of some of the most renowned artists within the world of classical guitar.
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Jhon Jimenez's videos

  • Jhon Jiménez plays venezuelan musik

    Piece: Periquera
    Composer: Luis Ochoa

  • Jhon Jiménez plays venezuelan musik

    Piece: El frutero
    Composer: Cruz Felipe Iriarte / Arrangement for guitar: Luis Zea

  • Interview with Roberto Aussel part 1

    Moderators: Jhon Jiménez / Luciano Marziali
    Direction: Jhon Jiménez

  • Jhon Jiménez plays venezuelan musik

    Piece: San Pedro (Venezolanischer Volksgesang)
    Arrangement for guitar: Luis Zea
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This audio-visual production is aimed at a varied international audience. The documentary offers the viewers the possibility of entering the singular world of classical guitar music and at the same time it offers an approach to the musical diversity and richness of Venezuela, while being a component of Latin American culture.
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The first production phase of the documentary took place in Venezuela in October 2016. Film shootings and interviews with family members and former students of Lauro and Diaz were made in various cities. Future shootings are planned in Italy, Greece, England and Germany, where more interviews of leading personalities of classical guitar will be made. Video clips with works for solo guitar, piano, harp, choir, guitar and orchestra by Antonio Lauro will be produced for this documentary.
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Venezuela, culturally and demographically speaking, consists of a mixture of various peoples who arrived in the area during the colonial period. They all brought their own traditions, beliefs, music, etc.; these have merged ever since with the cultures and means of expression of the native indigenous peoples. In this way, an interesting, rich and diverse culture was born. Therefore, a clear African, European, and Indigenous influence is to be found in Venezuelan music. This partly explains the uniqueness of this music.
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According to renowned argentine guitarist and folklorist Atahualpa Yupanqui, the main theme of Latin-American folklore and traditional music can be resumed in two elements: mankind and nature. Therefore, the necessity arises to give the audience a geographical context to the areas from which both artists are native, and in this way gain a better understanding of the influence of nature on their creativity.
Antonio Lauro is originally from the Venezuelan region of Guayana in the east of the country. This area is marked by breath-taking and exotic nature. The German scholar Alexander von Humboldt explored this region in the 19th century. In 1898, the famous French writer Jules Verne described the region of Guiana in his work “The Mighty Orinoco”.
Here you can find the “Guiana Shield”, one of the oldest geological formations on our planet, as well as the highest waterfall in the world, “Kerepacupai Venà”, also known as “Angel Falls”. The Orinoco River is the third largest and most plentiful river in the world, after the Amazon River and the Congo River. Breath-taking views and scenes of the region of origin of both artists will give the spectator a better understanding of the influence of nature on their creative powers.
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