This performance by the Summer 2013 Guitar Workshop Ensemble (l-r: Dylan, Matt, Kaleb, Madeline, Dallas & Nathan) was recorded at Midwest Drum in Wichita on July 26th. This recital was the culmination of a week-long workshop where we met for an 90 minutes every morning and learned 3 cover songs, as well as covered several topics that are relevant to guitar playing and music-making. It was a fun time!

Recitals are offered for students that are ready and willing to step out of the practice room on to the stage. I hope you will agree this is a good and fun way for developing guitarists/musicians to hone their performance skills in a encouraging setting.
Each recital typically features a wide range of students and reflects each student’s musical interests at the time. What you’ll hear could be a landmark achieved in a lesson series, a challenging work-in-progress or a shining addition to his or her repertoire. In any case it is an honor and privilege to cast these and see students as they progress!

For more information http://www.guitarrw.com

This performance by the Summer 2013 Guitar Workshop Ensemble (l-r: Dylan, Matt, Kaleb, Madeline, Dallas & Nathan) was recorded at Midwest Drum in Wichita on July 26th. This recital was the culmination of a week-long workshop where we met for an 90 minutes every morning and learned 3 cover songs, as well as covered several topics that are relevant to guitar playing and music-making. It was a fun time!

Recitals are offered for students that are ready and willing to step out of the practice room on to the stage. I hope you will agree this is a good and fun way for developing guitarists/musicians to hone their performance skills in a encouraging setting.
Each recital typically features a wide range of students and reflects each student’s musical interests at the time. What you’ll hear could be a landmark achieved in a lesson series, a challenging work-in-progress or a shining addition to his or her repertoire. In any case it is an honor and privilege to cast these and see students as they progress!

For more information http://www.guitarrw.com