May 11

May 11 Colin Davin Master Class

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May 8

May 8 2017 Stroud Classical Guitar Entrepreneurship Awards Announced

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May 8

May 8 Mohit Dubey's Junior Recital

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Apr 29

Apr 29 Spring 2017 Guitar Ensemble Concert

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Mar 8

Mar 8 2017 Stroud Festival and Competition at Oberlin

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Feb 23

Feb 23 SoloDuo Play and Teach at Oberlin

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Dec 19

Dec 19 Aron and Fazio play Currier with Oberlin Sinfonietta and Tim Weiss

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Dec 15

Dec 15 Fall Guitar Studio Recital

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Dec 4

Dec 4 Fall 2016 Guitar Ensemble II

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Nov 28

Nov 28 Fall 2016 Guitar Ensemble I

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Nov 26

Nov 26 Matt Palmer at Oberlin

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Nov 26

Nov 26 Brian King's Junior Recital

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Oct 13

Oct 13 Paul O'Dette at Oberlin

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Oct 3

Oct 3 Thibaut Garcia at Oberlin

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Aug 13

Aug 13 Oberlin's Guest Guitar Series '16-17

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Aug 8

Aug 8 Oberlin's Plucked Instrument Collection

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Jul 19

Jul 19 Oberlin Studio at Guitar Retreat in Scotland

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May 18

May 18 2016 Stroud Classical Guitar Entrepreneurship Awards: $5,000 Distributed

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An offshoot of our annual James Stroud Classical Guitar Competition is the fund Mr. Stroud generously set up at the Conservatory for the Classical Guitar Entrepreneurship Award. Each year, the guitar students assemble lists of their accomplishments for consideration. The intent is to encourage professionally-oriented activities over and above the required ones in the curriculum.

May 17

May 17 Brian King's Sophomore Flute/Guitar Recital

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Brian King gave a riveting solo recital last year, his freshman year at Oberlin. This year, he decided to save his work on his solo material for a Fall program and instead to give a full program this spring with his flutist partner, Katie Kim.

May 14

May 14 Mohit Dubey's Sophomore Recital

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Mohit Dubey gave a tremendously successful full-length solo recital last year, his freshman year at Oberlin, and he was dubious about being able to do it again the very next year. But he came through, in spades, with another highly impressive, varied and again, incredibly successful full-length solo recital.