Kick off the Shenandoah Guitar Festival with acclaimed guitarist Colin Davin and special guests Jason Vieaux and Maja Tremiszewska in a vibrant recital blending Brazilian influences, contemporary works and beloved popular music through dynamic solo and chamber performances.
Experience the Patterson/Sutton Duo in a captivating chamber recital featuring contemporary works for guitar and cello by Stephen Goss, Raffaele Bellafronte, Mathias Duplessy and Atanas Ourkouzounov, performed with expressive artistry, precision and dynamic musical collaboration.
Witness a dynamic split-bill performance featuring Leonela Alejandro and Ziggy & Miles, showcasing Latin American rhythms, contemporary works and virtuosic artistry in a vibrant celebration of the guitar’s remarkable expressive range.
Experience Grammy Award–winning guitarist Jason Vieaux in a captivating recital spanning Bach masterworks, vibrant Latin American dances and contemporary works, including original compositions by Vieaux and Pat Metheny’s Four Paths of Light.
Celebrate the next generation of guitarists at the Shenandoah Guitar Festival’s culminating Student Showcase Concert as participants perform under the direction of Candice Mowbray ’03, ’12!
Shenandoah Conservatory’s Adjunct Assistant Professor of Jazz Saxophone leads a world-class group integrating rhythmic elements from the Pan-America/Afro-Cuban traditions into modern compositions and arrangements.
Shenandoah Conservatory’s Adjunct Associate Professor of Harp Lynnelle Ediger leads an inspiring program of music by the conservatory’s harp studio and friends that pushes the boundaries of harp music, showcasing the instrument’s incredible versatility from classical to rock.
The Winchester Jazz Collective presents an electrifying blend of New Orleans jazz and funk under the direction of Shenandoah Conservatory’s Director of Jazz & Commercial Music Matt Niess.
Shenandoah Conservatory’s Professor of Violin Akemi Takayama leads some of the conservatory’s top string students in a captivating blend of popular hits and classical compositions.
Shenandoah Conservatory’s Adjunct Assistant Professor of Trombone Andrew Skaggs surveys the unique history of the trombone from its early days in liturgical settings through its inclusion in orchestral, big band, Latin and pop music.
Shenandoah Conservatory’s Professor of Bass Donovan Stokes leads a program of electro-acoustic gypsy jazz and folk music from around the world.
Guitar music from Argentina, Venezuela, Paraguay, Cuba and more showcases Latin America’s wide range of musical styles, vibrant rhythms and lush melodies in a performance by Shenandoah Conservatory’s Director of Guitar Studio Colin Davin and students.
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