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Handler Levesque Guitar Duo
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Judy Handler and Mark Levesque Guitar Duo
WORLD CAFÉ - A Musical World Tour for Mandolin & Guitar
Sunday, April 21st, 3:00PM
Come and enjoy a musical journey through many countries with Judy Handler & Mark Levesque. They perform their own inspiring arrangements on guitars and mandolin and will include music from the U.S., Europe, Eastern Europe, Brazil, Latin America and more! Audiences respond with enthusiasm to their extraordinary sound, passionate performance, amusing anecdotes, and the joyful spirit of their music.
Judy Handler and Mark Levesque Guitar Duo
WORLD CAFÉ - A Musical World Tour for Mandolin & Guitar
Sunday, April 21st, 3:00PM
Come and enjoy a musical journey through many countries with Judy Handler &
Mark Levesque. They perform their own inspiring arrangements on guitars and
mandolin and will include music from the U.S., Europe, Eastern Europe, Brazil,
Latin America and more! Audiences respond with enthusiasm to their
extraordinary sound, passionate performance, amusing anecdotes, and the joyful
spirit of their music.
Husband and wife duo, Handler & Levesque, have performed over 2,500
concerts together over the past 30 years throughout the United States & Europe.
They create unique programs of guitar duets and music for guitar & mandolin.
Their friendly and entertaining way of chatting with audiences immediately
makes a personal and authentic connection.
"It's a perfect musical marriage. A rich, zesty guitar gumbo, Handler & Levesque
crackle with tasty elements of classical, swing, Gypsy, Brazilian and a dizzying
array of world-music flavorings."
Owen McNally, music critic, Hartford Courant
“What made this eclectic concert so wonderful was the incredible unity of their
two instruments, which to the ear sounded as a single instrument...They are so
accomplished that if you hear them once, you will want to hear them again. But
even once in a single performance their precision blend echoes in one’s
memory.”
Kevin T. McEneaney, The Millbrook Independent