STAMFORD - Stamford Library is excited to announce an upcoming classical guitar workshop series with local guitarist and musician Drew Azzinaro! The 10-week ‘Guitar in the Mountains’ series will begin on Monday, February 26 from 4 to 5 p.m. and classes will continue every Monday at Stamford Library from 4 to 5 p.m.
Whether those interested have been playing for years and want to increase their guitar skills and knowledge while having a chance to play with others or they are a complete beginner, this guitar class is for them!
During this 10-week series, participants will learn the fundamentals of finger-picking and flat-picking, increase their chord and scale vocabulary, improve their rhythm, and learn to improvise, all while performing fun blues pieces, classic rock pieces, classical pieces, and more!
Every student will have parts created for their skill level, specifically designed to help them learn and grow. Participants will make music during every class and the series will culminate in a showcase concert performance!
Classes are FREE and open to those ages 6 and up. Adults are also welcome and encouraged to take part. Participants will need to provide their own acoustic guitars with nylon or steel strings.
Space is limited and pre-registration is strongly encouraged by stopping in the library or by calling 607.652.5001. Stamford Library is located at 117 Main Street in the village of Stamford. For more information, visit their website at StamfordLibraryNY.org.
This program is an applicant for the Delaware County Arts Grants, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered in Delaware County by the Roxbury Arts Group.
About Drew Azzinaro
Guitarist/Musical Artist Drew Azzinaro recently moved to the Catskills from Buffalo, where he has been a staple of the Buffalo music scene for the past 15 years. He currently splits his time between being a full-time performer throughout the northeast and being a musical educator. He has been awarded “Best Jazz Guitarist 2019 and 2016” from the Buffalo Jazz Polls, and the “Jazz Buffalo Mention for Best Guitarist 2015”, along with many awards for his bands and projects. His bands have been seen opening for many national and international acts such as Gregg Allman, Debbie Davies, Devon Allman, The BPO, T-Pain, and more. He has recorded 12 albums with his different projects over the years and has been featured on many recordings as a sideman.
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