Paris was during 35 years a major place of the classical guitar with the famous and prestigious International Guitar Competition of Radio-France created by Robert J.VIDAL. Since his disappearance in 1996, the guitar concerts in Paris became rare and found no echo in the Parisian cultural life.
Aware of this emptyness felt by a lot of guitarists, the Association ” Vous avez dit guitare ? ” wished to recreate a Paris International Guitar Festival.
The objective of this annual guitar meeting is to offer, a high quality programmation by inviting some of the most prestigious guitar players and through different ways of intervention : concerts, master classes, international competition, luthier exposition and a big place to young guitarists génération promotion.
Die Kunst Der Sechs Saiten
This year is the 16th edition and the Paris International Guitar Festival has as always that ambition to defend the classical guitar and its identity.
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Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.is an annual music competition in France that started in 1981. The contest involves 10 artistes being selected from countries in Africa, who will go on tour together, performing in 8 African countries and in Paris, France. And, after this process, one winner will eventually emerge from the 10 selected artistes.
Since this contest’s inception in 1981, no Nigerian contestant has emerged until now that GT The Guitarman has been selected for his single, “Excuse Me, Sir” that dropped in January 2012. The selection was based on the quality of music – its songwriting, production and delivery of his songs.
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So, guys, let’s all support our own Nigerian singing sensation, GT The Guitarman and get to voting. Voting has started and will end on the 23rd of September. You Can Vote Here!
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CCM guitarists have been the enthusiastic beneficiaries of Ghiglia’s concerts and master classes since 1974. He is the major and, perhaps, most persuasive exponent of Andrés Segovia-inspired European guitar playing.
Oscar Ghiglia was born in Livorno, Italy, to a pianist mother and a painter father. While attending Rome’s Santa Cecilia Conservatory, he participated in Segovia’s summer master classes in Siena and Santiago de Compostela. His graduation from the Conservatory in 1962 was followed by several important awards: first prize in the Orense Guitar Competition, first prize in the Santiago de Compostela Guitar Competition and first prize in the Radio France International Guitar Competition.
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In 1964, Andres Segovia invited Ghiglia to be his assistant in master classes in California. Since then, Ghiglia has given concerts and master classes throughout the world. In addition to appearing extensively in all parts of North and South America and Europe, he is a frequent performer in the Far East, Israel, Argentina, New Zealand and the South Pacific, and has recorded for Angel, Nonesuch and Stradivarius Records. While being active as a concert artist, Ghiglia has always favored teaching as a sister-profession. Very few well-known guitarists today have not at one time or another been in his classes and profited from his lessons.
Ghiglia is currently professor emeritus of guitar at the Basel Music-Akademie, and gives summer courses in Europe, America and the Middle East. He established the classical guitar summer program at Aspen, Colorado, and taught there for twenty years. He now regularly gives summer classes at the Festival d’Arc in southern France, at the Chigi Academy in Siena, Italy and at the Festival Gargnano, Italy. The Hartt School of Music awarded him an honorary doctorate in 2004 for his outstanding contributions to classical guitar teaching and performance. In 2009, the Guitar Foundation of America presented him with their prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award.
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