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classical guitar
Latest Past Events
Saffron Walden with the London Tango Quintet
Saffron Walden Town Hall Market Street, Saffron WaldenA heady mix of sultry melodies and electrifying rhythms, this is an evening in the company of the legendary tango king Astor Piazzolla and his contemporaries. The style and sound of Buenos Aires café culture is conveyed with fire and panache, presented in a relaxed cabaret-style setting creating the perfect ambience.
Portico of Ards, Portaferry, Northern Ireland with Aquarelle Guitar Quartet
The Portico of Ards Meetinghouse Street, Portaferry, Northern IrelandThis special event is also part of the Ards International Guitar Festival. The Aquarelle Guitar Quartet is one of the world’s leading guitar ensembles, acclaimed for its expressive performances and imaginative programming. With six celebrated albums on Chandos Records and appearances at Wigmore Hall, Classic FM Live, and major festivals worldwide, the quartet blends stunning virtuosity with warmth and style. Now joined by celebrated guitarist Craig Ogden, they continue to delight promoters and audiences alike with their engaging programmes and personable, friendly introductions. And all of this offered in the stunning surroundings and warm acoustic atmosphere of the Portico […]
Reading Town Hall – Solo Recital & Pre-Concert Talk with Chris de Souza
Reading Town Hall Blagrave Street, ReadingA solo recital & pre-concert talk at 6.30pm with Chris de Souza This programme presents incredible musical diversity and showcases the breadth of style and period open to the classical guitar. With informative and entertaining verbal introductions, Craig draws his audience in and makes everyone feel they are part of an intimate and personal journey through Craig’s lifelong love affair with music and the guitar. The inclusion of Gary Ryan’s ‘Lough Caragh’ inspired by a holiday the Ryan family took in County Kerry, Paula Child’s ‘These Cold Stones’ inspired by Celtic Neolithic standing stones, and Niel Gow’s Lament provide a […]