Una Guitarra
Una Voz
After working together the last couple of years, Duo Atesorado decided it was time to go “all in” and pursue their music as a professional ensemble.
Duo Atesorado was formed on the belief that Latin American and Mexican music was too important to be overlooked and under-represented.
The timeless beauty and sincere storytelling in this genre was meant to be shared.
Duo Atesorado means “treasured duo”. The partnership was formed on the belief that Latin-American and Mexican music was too important to be overlooked and under-represented. The timeless beauty and sincere storytelling in this genre was meant to be shared. Noe and Amy came alive when they performed together. They thrived off each other’s energy and the authenticity of the emotion was palpable. They share a common mission of education, performance, and support of Latin-American and Mexican music.
Duo Atesorado hopes to share this enthusiasm with you.
ABOUT US
Dr. Amy Canchola has been studying voice for as long as she can remember. She loved singing across many genres and in many languages. It wasn’t until she met her husband, Gil, that singing in Spanish took on a new meaning.
Noe’s concert engagements have taken him to Spain to perform as part of the Camino Artes concert series. In Summer of 2017,18,19 Noe traveled to China for the third time and performed a series of concerts in Qinhuangdao, Jinan, Dalian, Suzhou and Beijing with his guitar trio, Trio Resonance.
Noe is a top prize winner of international competitions and has performed in master classes for world-renowned artists such as Manuel Barrueco, Pepe Romero, LAGQ and Beijing Duo.
Noe is passionate about music education and is currently working on doctoral studies at the University of North Texas where he was awarded a teaching fellowship. He loves and is dedicated to performing music from his home country and Latin America. He believes that, in this diverse and growing global society, music is a healing medium and can connect us to one another.
Now, her passion for music needed to be interwoven with the Mexican culture she was immersed in. Dr. Canchola intended to leave her children with the legacy of their mother’s music connected to the rich history of their father’s heritage. Dr. Canchola focused her doctoral studies on Maria Grever, the first commercially successful Mexican-American female composer. Now, she strives to promote the performance and education of Latin-American and Mexican music.
Born in Mexico, classical guitarist Noe Garcia is on the cutting edge of a new generation of guitarists. Noe’s warmth and musical sensibility have earned him admiration from audiences nationwide and abroad.
AMY CANCHOLA-VOCALS
NOE GARCIA-GUITAR
REVIEWS
Amelia Rollings Bigler
“Both expert musicians, only more extraordinary when collaborating together on this beautiful, important, and meaningful music. Wow!"
KAY GARNER SHURTLEFF
"We heard them perform at the Latino Cultural Center in Dallas, and they were stunning. You typically think of a guitar as the accompaniment to a singer, but this performance was truly a duet with an equal partnership. They are both impressive technically and completely in sync musically and artistically. All I can say is. Wow!"
Charbel Yubaile
"Fantastic work of promoting the canciones mexicanas while performing songs by composers such as Grever and Oliva!"
Yo no lo se de cierto
MOVEMENT II
Me doy cuenta...Oliva
Estrellita (Ponce)
music of Julio César Oliva
Signore, ascolta CLIP
HOW CAN WE WORK TOGETHER?
- Concerts
- Lecture-Recitals
- MasterclasseS
WE SPECIALIZE IN LATIN-AMERICAN AND MEXICAN REPERTOIRE BUT CAN TAILOR OUR PROGRAMMING TO BETTER ALIGN WITH YOUR NEEDS.
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