Category: Events

  • Corvallis Guitar Society Events in February 2025

    Summary

    • Our next Guitar Society Meeting is on Monday February 3rd (first Monday of the month) at Odd Fellows Hall and will begin at 7:15 pm; free and open to the public.
    • Yuri Liberzon is ourFeatured Artist guitarist and he is wonderful in terms of performing all round America, he also teaches, and has created four Music Albums – YAY 😊
    • Isaac Engle will be running the Ensemble Session; He provides three of the music scores all from Andrew Forrest that are accessible to you, and all three have recordings of the ensemble pieces you can play with – See the access and details below…
    • The Open Stage is an opportunity for anyone to play classical guitar music – beginners, intermediate, and advanced!
    • The After School Guitar Program is going to take place on Monday February 3rd at 6:00pm run by Isaac Engel, and on Monday 17th at 7:00pm run by Jacob Ripley.

    Our next monthly meeting is on Monday, February 3rd , 7:15pm – 9:15pm
    Venue: Odd Fellows Hall, 223 SW 2nd St, Corvallis
    Free & Open to the Public

    The Agenda
    7:15 – 7:20 pm Welcome
    7:20 – 7:50 pm Open Guitar Ensemble: See below for the Guitar Ensemble music – everyone is welcome to play in the group!
    7:50 – 8:20 pm Open Stage: beginners, intermediates, and advanced guitarists are all welcome to come and share their music with us.
    8:20 – 8:30 pm BREAK and Refreshments
    8:30 – 9:15 pm Yuri Liberzon is our Featured Artist Guitarist 😊

    Yuri Liberzon was born in Novosibirsk, Russia and raised in Israel and now lives in America. Yuri Liberzon has been recognized for his impressive technical ability and musicality for classical guitarist. Based on his achievements in the music field United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has granted Yuri Liberzon ‘Alien of Extraordinary Ability’ United States Permanent Residency.
    Yuri Liberzon has given countless numbers of concerts across the United States andnotable concerts venues include -92nd Street New York, Florida State University, Oregon State University, Santa Clara University, Marlow Guitar Series in Maryland, Murov Music College in Novosibirsk, Russia, Legion of Honor in San Francisco, Lesher Center in Walnut Creek, and many guitar societies. Mr. Liberzon has collaborated and performed in concerts with many renown musicians including guitarists Grisha Goryachev, Patrick O’Connell, Piotr Pakhomkin and flutist Josué Casillas. Orchestra performanceswithDiablo Symphony Orchestra and Tahoe Symphony Orchestra. Chamber music with Gold Coast Chamber Players, Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra and Quartet San Francisco.
    Media appearances include: Capital Public Radio of Sacramento, Classical Guitar Magazine, Kol HaMusica (National Classical Music Radio Station of the Israel Broadcasting Authority), KUHF (NPR Houston), KUSF San Francisco, San Francisco Chronicle, Soundboard Magazine and WDR German Television Network.
    Mr. Liberzon has created four albums in collaboration with Grammy winning sound engineer and producer Nahuel Bronzini: ‘Ascension’, 2015; ‘¡Acentuado!’ (Soundset Recordings), 2017 and ‘3 Violin Sonatas by J.S. Bach’, 2020 (Laudable Records), and in August 2022.
    Mr. Liberzon is an avid teacher. He has prepared students admitted into some of the most prestigious music schools – Juilliard Pre-College, Peabody Conservatory and San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
    Mr. Liberzon is endorsed by Royal Classics Strings and is a professor of guitar at California State University, Stanislaus.
    –  Bravo 😊

    Isaac Engel is running the Open Guitar Ensemble in which anyone is welcome to participate. When you look at the pieces, decide which part you wish to play, and maybe let Isaac know ahead of time – his email is [email protected] and bring the music with you to the Guitar Society meeting.

    We will be playing three of the pieces by Andrew Forrest, and Our first two pieces are from the Forrest Ensemble Series No. 3:
    https://www.forrestguitarensembles.co.uk/resources/Scores/Quartets/Q0030FESno3.pdf

    5. Santa Lucia – Neopolitan Traditional arr. Andrew Forrest
    Notes: this is a beautiful and easy piece. Enjoy!

    Che Farò Senza Euridice – Christoph Willibald Gluck arr. Andrew Forrest
    Score and parts:
    https://www.forrestguitarensembles.co.uk/resources/Scores/Quintets/Q0215CheFaro%CC%80SenzaEurydice.pdf
    Notes: This fairly difficult piece is for FIVE guitars. Our texture will be slightly thinner, but this will suit the early Classical era of this music very well. Please review the piece and email me at [email protected] ahead of the meeting to coordinate parts, so we don’t leave any out by mistake. Each part has unique opportunities. The melody is found in a higher position in Part 1 and in first position in Part 4. Parts 2 and 3 provide the arpeggios driving the piece forward, and Part 5 provides the foundation of the bassline… but in drop D tuning!

    1. Allemande and Nachtanz – Tielmann Susato arr. Andrew Forrest
    Recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ywQ-nFFd8M

    5. Santa Lucia – Neopolitan Traditional arr. Andrew Forrest
    Recording: https://www.forrestguitarensembles.co.uk/resources/Sounds/Quartets/SantaLucia.mp3

    Che Farò Senza Euridice – Christoph Willibald Gluck arr. Andrew Forrest
    Recording: https://www.forrestguitarensembles.co.uk/resources/Sounds/Quintets/CheFaro%CC%80SenzaEuridice.mp3

    The Open Stage at the Corvallis Guitar Society monthly meeting is available for anyone to play their own music featuring beginner, intermediate, and advanced. So, bring your guitar and plan on performing a piece 😊

    The Guitar Program Lessons will return and start performing in January this month by Isaac Engel, and Jacob Ripley.

    The After School Guitar Program is free and open to the public. Focusing on mid and high school students, the goal is to raise their awareness and understanding of the guitar instrument by featuring group lessons, private lessons and ensemble music.
    Jacob also provides Community Beginning Lesson for people of all ages, so anyone can come for this lesson.
    Feel free to come along and meet up with Jacob and Isaac at their sessions if you are interested.
    For more information contact Jacob on [email protected]  or phone 541 357 2513, or contact Isaac Engel [email protected] or phone 971 718 4535 and you can view his website: https://isaacengelmusic.com/

    Times are as follows:
    The First Monday on February 3RD at Odd Fellows Hall – Isaac Engel
    6:00pm to 7:00pm is the After School Guitar Program (group lesson and ensemble)
    The Third Monday on February 17TH  at Odd Fellows Hall – Jacob Ripley
    7:00 – 8:30pm is the After School Guitar Program group lesson & the Community Beginning group lesson.

    Entrance to the above events is free and open to the public (donations gratefully received). Location:Odd Fellows Hall, 223 SW 2nd St, Corvallis, OR 97333. The entrance door is right next to the New Morning Bakery.

    Thanks much and all best wishes,

    Best Regards
    Jon Sharp, President Corvallis Guitar Society

  • Corvallis Guitar Society Events in January 2025

    Bringing Local Guitarists Out of the Woodwork

    Summary

    • Our next Guitar Society Meeting is on Monday January 6th (first Monday of the month) at Odd Fellows Hall and will begin at 7:15 pm; free and open to the public.
    • Aaron Haas is ourFeatured Artist guitarists😊
    • Isaac Engle will be running the Ensemble Session; three of the music scores are available (see below), and the fourth one you need to select from Isaac on his email – see details below.
    • The Open Stage is an opportunity for anyone to play classical guitar music – beginners, intermediate, and advanced!
    • The After School Guitar Program is going to take place on Monday January 6th at 6:00pm run by Isaac Engel, and on Monday 20th at 7:00pm run by Jacob Ripley.

    Our next monthly meeting is on Monday, January 6th , 7:15pm – 9:15pm
    Venue: Odd Fellows Hall, 223 SW 2nd St, Corvallis
    Free & Open to the Public

    The Agenda
    7:15 – 7:20 pm Welcome
    7:20 – 7:50 pm Open Guitar Ensemble: See below for the Guitar Ensemble music – everyone is welcome to play in the group!
    7:50 – 8:20 pm Open Stage: beginners, intermediates, and advanced guitarists are all welcome to come and share their music with us.
    8:20 – 8:30 pm BREAK and Refreshments
    8:30 – 9:15 pm Aaron Haas is our Featured Artist Guitarist 😊

    Aaron Haas is a professional classical guitarist and an avid meditation practitioner, exploring both the depths of the musical experience and the silence from where it arises. After a late start to the guitar at age 16, Aaron earned a Bachelor of Arts in Music at Skidmore College and then went to study with Italian virtuoso Lorenzo Micheli for two years in Milan, Italy. Upon returning to the United States, he completed both a Master of Music at the University of Colorado at Boulder in 2015, and then a Doctor of Musical Arts at the University of Southern California in 2019, both while serving as a teaching assistant. He now lives and teaches in Los Angeles where he performs regularly with soprano Anastasia Malliaras in their group: Duo Apollon. The two were selected as winners of the Beverley Hills Auditions in 2019 and are just now finishing their debut CD.
    –  Bravo 😊

    Open Guitar Ensemble
    Isaac Engel is running the Open Guitar Ensemble in which anyone is welcome to participate.
    When you look at the pieces, decide which part you wish to play, and maybe let Isaac know ahead of time – his email is [email protected] and bring the music with you to the Guitar Society meeting.

    Here are the Four Pieces of music for the Ensemble Session:

    We will be playing three of the pieces by Andrew Forrest, and we will play the fourth piece by Derek Hasted.
    From the Forrest Ensemble Series that include the three pieces arranged by Andrew Forrest can be clicked on here:
    https://www.forrestguitarensembles.co.uk/resources/Scores/Quartets/Q0021FESno7.pdf

    1. Number 7 = The South Wind – An Irish Air
      Notes: this piece is brisk but simple. We’ll start at 95 bpm and increase the tempo as we’re able. Parts 2 – 4 are friendly to beginners, with part 4 being the easiest.
    2. Number 3 = Now, Oh Now I Needs Must Part – John Downland
      Notes: this piece is slow and melancholy. Parts 2 and 3 have occasional rhythmic complexities. Part 1 is played in higher positions but is simple enough to provide a great practice opportunity for those positions. Part 4 is again the easiest.
    3. Number 4 = Aire (from the Water Music) – G.F. Handel
      Notes: this piece is in 2/2, so the music will feel fast even at a slow tempo. Part 3 is the easiest in this piece, with Parts 1 and 4 being equally important to the music.
    4. Mr. Blue Sky – ELO are. Derek Hasted
      For this one, you need to receive the music for Mr. Blue Sky, please email [email protected], so that we follow copyright regulations by not publicly sharing the music.
      Notes: this is a wonderfully fun piece! Part 1 is the most rhythmically challenging, but parts 2 and 3 feature some heavier than usual chord playing. Part 4 is pretty friendly, but this piece moves along quickly!
    1. The South Wind – An Irish Air You can listen to this one on the website

    Recording:
    https://www.forrestguitarensembles.co.uk/resources/Sounds/Quartets/Southwind.mp3

    The Open Stage at the Corvallis Guitar Society monthly meeting is available for anyone to play their own music featuring beginner, intermediate, and advanced. So, bring your guitar and plan on performing a piece 😊

    The Guitar Program Lessons will return and start performing in January this month by Isaac Engel, and Jacob Ripley.

    The After School Guitar Program is free and open to the public. Focusing on mid and high school students, the goal is to raise their awareness and understanding of the guitar instrument by featuring group lessons, private lessons and ensemble music.
    Jacob also provides Community Beginning Lesson for people of all ages, so anyone can come for this lesson.
    Feel free to come along and meet up with Jacob and Isaac at their sessions if you are interested.
    For more information contact Jacob on [email protected]  or phone 541 357 2513, or contact Isaac Engel [email protected] or phone 971 718 4535 and you can view his website: https://isaacengelmusic.com/

    Times are as follows:
    The First Monday on January 6th at Odd Fellows Hall – Isaac Engel
    6:00pm to 7:00pm is the After School Guitar Program (group lesson and ensemble)
    The Third Monday on January 20th at Odd Fellows Hall – Jacob Ripley
    7:00 – 8:30pm is the After School Guitar Program group lesson & the Community Beginning group lesson.

    Entrance to the above events is free and open to the public (donations gratefully received). Location:Odd Fellows Hall, 223 SW 2nd St, Corvallis, OR 97333. The entrance door is right next to the New Morning Bakery.

    Thanks much and all best wishes,

    Best Regards
    Jon Sharp, President Corvallis Guitar Society

  • Cameron O’Connor will perform three concerts on December 15th, 16th in Eugene

    Cameron O’Connor will perform three concerts with Chamber Music Amici in Eugene-: Sunday Dec. 15/3pm; and Monday Dec. 16/ 7:30pm. The program includes the monumental Quintet, Op. 143 (guitar + string quartet)  by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco as well as a duo by Paganini (featuring PSU violin professor Tómas Cotik).

    Check online here for more info and tickets at https://chambermusicamici.org/

    Join us for this special creative & musical event with


    Enjoy original works of dance created by community and audience members one hour before the scheduled live concert. For those who wish to participate — no dance experience required, FUN guaranteed! Come for the dance, the music of Paganini and Castelnuovo-Tedesco, and the featured voice of classical guitar!

    Best Regards
    Jon Sharp

  • Corvallis Guitar Society Events in December 2024

    Bringing Local Guitarists Out of the Woodwork

    • Our next Guitar Society Meeting is on Monday December 2nd , 2024 (first Monday of the month) at Odd Fellows Hall and will begin at 7:15 pm; fee and open to the public.
    • Dirk Weiss and Cameron O’Connor with OSU Guitar Ensemble
      Performers are our Featured Artist guitarists😊
    • Isaac Engle will be running the Ensemble Session; the four music scores are available (see below) and any one of you will be delighted to join in and play. And all three pieces are provided by Andrew Forrest. 😊
    • The Open Stage is an opportunity for anyone to play classical guitar music – beginners, intermediate, and advanced!
    • The After School Guitar Program is going to take place on Monday December 2nd  at 6:00pm run by Isaac Engel, and on Monday 16th at 7:00pm run by Jacob Ripley.
    • In Addition – Cameron O’Connor with Oregon State University Guitar Ensemble Will Perform at PRAx on December 5th, & details are at the bottom of this sheet.

    Our next monthly meeting is on Monday, December 2nd , 7:15pm – 9:15pm
    Venue: Odd Fellows Hall, 223 SW 2nd St, Corvallis
    Free & Open to the Public

    The Agenda
    7:15 – 7:20 pm Welcome
    7:20 – 7:50 pm Open Guitar Ensemble: See below for the Guitar Ensemble music – everyone is welcome to play in the group!
    7:50 – 8:20 pm Open Stage: beginners, intermediates, and advanced guitarists are all welcome to come and share their music with us.
    8:20 – 8:30 pm BREAK and Refreshments
    8:30 – 9:15 pm Dirk Weiss, and Cameron O’Connor with OSU Guitar
    Performers
    😊

    Cameron O’Conner will be performing the classical guitar Featured Artist event together with members of the OSU Ensemble,
    –  Bravo 😊

    Cameron O’Connor & Classical Guitar Ensemble

    Open Guitar Ensemble
    Isaac Engel is running the Open Guitar Ensemble in which anyone is welcome to participate.
    When you look at the pieces, decide which part you wish to play, and maybe let Isaac know ahead of time – his email is [email protected] and bring the music with you to the Guitar Society meeting.

    Here are the Four Pieces of music for the ensemble session:

    We will be playing three of the pieces in the Twelve Carrols provided by Andrew Forrest and we will play the fourth piece also by Andrew Forrest called In Dulci Jubilo.
    Here is the Twelve Carrols Sheet that contains our three pieces:
    https://www.forrestguitarensembles.co.uk/resources/Scores/Quartets/Q0067TwelveCarols.pdf

    Ensemble Scores & Parts
    1) We Three Kings of Orient Are
    Music https://www.forrestguitarensembles.co.uk/resources/Scores/Quartets/Q0067TwelveCarols.pdf
    Notes: This is a very beautiful and easy arrangement.

    2) Deck the Halls
    Music https://www.forrestguitarensembles.co.uk/resources/Scores/Quartets/Q0067TwelveCarols.pdf
    Notes: This piece is trickier than it sounds. Guitar 1 is perhaps the easiest part here, if you’re already familiar with the song.

    The Coventry Carol
    Music https://www.forrestguitarensembles.co.uk/resources/Scores/Quartets/Q0067TwelveCarols.pdf
    Notes: Easy and beautiful. We will play to the end, and then we’ll play the refrain again.

    In Dulci Jubilo https://www.forrestguitarensembles.co.uk/resources/Scores/Quartets/Q0061DulciJubilo.pdf
    Notes: No practice recording available.This is a quick moving and difficult piece. Guitar 4 is the easiest part, as it stays entirely in the first position. Guitar 2 is the most difficult part because it has no melody content, so if you need a challenge take on Part 2! We will take it slower at first, around 90bpm.

    Here are Three Online Recordings of The Ensemble Pieces
    You can listen to these on the website, and also practice playing along together with them before coming to the Guitar Society at Odd Fellows 😊
    1) We Three Kings of Orient Are
    Recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95RNpjZzchc

    2) Deck the Halls
    Recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-naGMp_P64

    3) The Coventry Carol
    Recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKERDLoVbSs

    The “In Dulci Jubilo” does not have a guitar recording online that you could listen to.

    The Open Stage at the Corvallis Guitar Society monthly meeting is available for anyone to play their own music featuring beginner, intermediate, and advanced. So, bring your guitar and plan on performing a piece 😊

    The Guitar Program Lessons will return and start performing in December this month by Isaac Engel, and Jacob Ripley.

    The After School Guitar Program free and open to the public. Focusing on mid and high school students, the goal is to raise their awareness and understanding of the guitar instrument by featuring group lessons, private lessons and ensemble music.
    Jacob also provides Community Beginning Lesson for people of all ages, so anyone can come for this lesson.
    Feel free to come along and meet up with Jacob and Isaac at their sessions if you are interested.
    For more information contact Jacob on [email protected]  or phone 541 357 2513, or contact Isaac Engel [email protected] or phone 971 718 4535 and you can view his website: https://isaacengelmusic.com/

    Times are as follows:
    The First Monday on December 2nd at Odd Fellows Hall – Isaac Engel
    6:00pm to 7:00pm is the After School Guitar Program (group lesson and ensemble)
    The Third Monday on December 16th at Odd Fellows Hall – Jacob Ripley
    7:00 – 8:30pm is the After School Guitar Program group lesson & the Community Beginning group lesson.

    Entrance to the above events is free and open to the public (donations gratefully received). Location: Odd Fellows Hall, 223 SW 2nd St, Corvallis, OR 97333. The entrance door is between New Morning Bakery and Sedlaks Boots and Shoes.

    The Oregon State University Guitar Ensemble dives deep. Presenting repertoire from all over the world and from many historical eras, the ensemble carries audiences into the full range of what the instrument can do. Generally appearing in one of PRAx’s mid-sized spaces – the Toomey Lobby, Ray Theater, or even the Austin|Parrish Arts Plaza – the Guitar Ensemble offers a very special, intimate evening of music.

    The ensemble is directed by Dr. Cameron O’Connor, a graduate of the Julliard School and a prize-winning guitarist.
    https://prax.oregonstate.edu/events/osu-guitar-ensemble-fall-concert

    Thanks much and all best wishes,
    Best Regards
    Jon Sharp, President Corvallis Guitar Society

  • Corvallis Guitar Society Festival November 2024

    Location and the Full Timeline:

    Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan – 333 NW 35th St, Corvallis, OR 97330
    Friday November 15th 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm
    Saturday November 16th 10:00 am – 9:30 pm

    Concert Artists are as follows:

    Friday Night: Connie Sheu: She is a dynamic guitarist, devoted pedagogue, and ardent advocate of classical guitar
    Saturday night: Tal Hurwitz: who has performed and given master classes at festivals around the world.

    Tickets are available online and at the Church entrance door.
    https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/a155bafe-2eac-4c25-b87e-c88ce2552fa6

    Festival Schedule:

    Friday
    7:00 pm – 7:20 pm           Cameron O’Connor will present OSU Ensemble introductory music for 20 minutes.
    7:30pm – 9:30pm             Connie Sheu Concert Artist

    Saturday
    10:00 am – 11:00 am      Connie Sheu Workshop class for multiple people with guitars.
    11:00 am – 12:00pm       James Bishop Edwards presents performance and lecture – ‘The Social Guitarist: The Terz Guitar in 19th-century Vienna,’ and featuring Cameron O’Connor.

    12:00 pm – 1:00 pm – Lunch Break

    1:00 pm – 2:30 pm           Tal Hurwitz – Three Master-Classes 30 mins each
    2:45 pm – 3:30 pm           Max Sipe and Peter Tsiorba on board for our luthier expo will play & show the guitars in the Sanctuary.
    3:30 pm – 5:00 pm           Then Max Sipe and Peter Tsiorba will be in the Lobby for people to look at and try the guitars.

    5:00 pm – 6:30 pm – Dinner Break

    7:00 pm – 7:20 pm           Cameron O’Connor will present OSU Ensemble introductory music for 20 minutes.
    7:30 pm – 9:30 pm           Tal Hurwitz Concert Artist Performer!

    Connie Sheu – Performance Friday November 15th 7:30 pm

    Dr. Connie Sheu is a dynamic guitarist, devoted pedagogue, and ardent advocate of classical guitar. In demand as both a soloist and chamber musician, her playing has been hailed by the New York Sun as “excellent, ruminative… scholarly.” Past performances have brought her to Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall, 92nd St, Merkin Hall, Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall; venues in Moldova, Italy, Hungary; and across the United States. Dr. Sheu studied at Columbia University, The Juilliard School, and the USC Thornton School of Music. She currently teaches at Pomona College and the Colburn School in Los Angeles.

    Tal Hurwitz – Performance Saturday November 16th 7:30 pm

    Classical guitarist, Tal Hurwitz has performed and given master classes at festivals around the world, including the Festival Hispano-American de Guitarra (Mexico), Guitar
    Foundation of America (USA), Petrer Guitar Festival (Spain), Forum Guitar Wien (Austria), Guitar Art Festival (Serbia), International Guitar Festival J.K Mertz (Slovakia) and Essonne Guitar Festival (France).

    He has performed with such orchestras as the New Russian Symphony Orchestra and the Camerata
    Salzburg. In addition, he was awarded top prizes as both a performer and composer in numerous international competitions. World class composers have dedicated works for him, such as; Nikita Koshkin, Daniel Akiva, Wulfin Lieske and Ariel Man.

    Ensemble Sessions Both Days Prior To The Concerts at 7:00 pm  Run by Cameron O’Connor

    Cameron O’Connor provides wonderful musical lessons teaching at the faculty of Oregon State University. Guitar Ensemble lessons is one of the sessions he teaches which he then sets up for concerts. He will be leading the Ensemble for 20 minutes on both Friday and Saturday at the Festival prior to Connie and Tal and he has encouraged people to be part of the ensemble both including students from OSU, and guitarists who live in and near Corvallis.

    Proposed Music Concert Program –
    Connie Sheu

    Airs et Variations                                            Athénais Paulian (1802 – c.1876)
    Tema di Roda – No. 2                       
    Tema sul Margine d’un rio – No. 3

    Impresiones Argentinas                                 Maria Luisa Anido (1907-1996)
    Preludio Pampeano                          
    Triste No. 1
    Variaciones Camperas

    Legend of Hagoromo                                     Keigo Fujii (b. 1956)
    Andante-Larghetto                                        
    Dance
    Song of Hagoromo
    Vivo

    Intermission

    Elogio de la Danza                                         Leo Brouwer (b. 1939)
    Lento                                                             
    Obstinato


    Magic Serenade                                             Bryan Johanson (b. 1951)

    Springtime on the Muzha Line              Ming-Jui Liu (b. 1987)
    Nights of Formosa

    Homenaje a Andrés Segovia                     Annette Kruisbrink (b. 1958)
    Encuentro                                                
    Scherzo
    Llanto
    Recuerdo

    Proposed Music Concert Program –
    Tal Hurwitz

    Capricho árabe                                                                     Rosita Tárrega (1852-1909)
    Preludio n.1

    Prelude Fuge und Allegro BWV998                             J.S Bach (1685-1750)

    Air varie n.1 op.21                                                                G.Regondi (1822-1872)

    Intermission

    Douze Études   Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887-1959)
    (Manuscript version, Paris 1928)
    Etude No. 1 in E minor: Animé (Prelude)
    Etude No. 2 in A major: Trés animé
    Etude No. 3 in D major: Un peu animé 
    Etude No. 4 in G major: Un peu modéré -Grandioso
    Etude No. 5 in C major: Andantino – in peu moins 
    Etude No. 6 in E minor: Un peu animé
    Etude No. 7 in E major: Tres animé- Moderé
    Etude No. 8 in C-sharp minor: Modéré
    Etude No. 9 in F-sharp minor: Un peu animé
    Etude No. 10 in B minor: Animé – moderé – trés animé – vif 
    Etude No. 11 in E minor: Lent- animé
    Etude No. 12 in A minor: Un peu animé – plus vite – un peu plus animé

    Price Of Activities At The Festival

    Full Access Festival Pass                                                                      $45.00
    Full Access Pass enables entry into both evening concerts.

    Connie Sheu Concert – Friday Nov 15, 7PM                                   $25.00
    This ticket enables entry into the Friday evening concert featuring guitarist Connie Sheu.

    Connie Sheu Concert – Group Discount                                          $18.00
    Minimum purchase of 4 tickets required.

    Tal Hurwitz Concert – Saturday Nov 16, 7PM         $30.00
    This ticket enables entry into the Saturday evening concert featuring guitarist Tal Hurwitz

    Tal Hurwitz Concert – Group Discount                      $22.00
    Minimum purchase of 4 tickets required.

    Student ticket                                                                                $10.00
    Student ticket enables entry into all events with student ID.

    Children under 12 are free.

    Donations for Corvallis Guitar Society are well received.

    Tickets Available online, and at the entrance door
    https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/a155bafe-2eac-4c25-b87e-c88ce2552fa6

    Best Regards
    Jon Sharp
    President, Corvallis Guitar Society