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Oct 9
Introducing the “ArtistWorks Music Series” Podcast
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Podcast Mike Marshall

Today we launch our brand new podcast, the “ArtistWorks Music Series”! Episode one, “The Blurring of Bluegrass: Mike Marshall,” is available now anywhere you listen to podcasts. Or you can listen on our site. 
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Oct 5
Baltimore International Guitar Competition opens applications
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The Baltimore International Guitar Competition opens applications!

If you're interested in challenging yourself, this may be the perfect guitar competition.  1st place: $35,000!

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Sep 21
Enter The Big Guitar Getaway
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Big Guitar Getaway version 2

 

It’s a giveaway. It’s a getaway. It’s the electric guitar and bass experience of a lifetime! Enter now for your chance to be part of the ‘Big Guitar Getaway’ at the ArtistWorks headquarters December 6 & 7 in Napa, CA. 

 

Winners will meet and work with legendary musicians Nathan East, Guthrie Trapp and Keith Wyatt as they share knowledge, jam and give one-on-one advice. Students of all levels are encouraged to enter.

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Aug 30
Tips for Connecting with Your Local Music Community
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Have you moved to a new location? Are you looking for new places to play and ways to meet other local musicians? Take the skills you’ve learned here at ArtistWorks and share them using these tips to connect with your local community.

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Aug 26
Should You Grow Your Fingernails to Play Classical Guitar?
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You’ve probably seen at least one. The classical guitarist with longer nails on the right and short ones on the left. It seems a bit complicated and a true commitment to keeping those nails at optimum length, and it certainly can be a point of curiosity for the casual observer. Are classical guitar fingernails right for you? At what point should you grow them? Here are some things to consider.

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Aug 11
Practical Tips for Preparing to Learn
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Your time is valuable. So when you’re ready to practice or learn something new on your instrument, you want to make the best and most focused use of that time. With a little prep work you can ensure that you’re setting yourself up for the best possible learning outcome! Here are some practice tips to get you there.

 

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May 7
Announcing The ArtistWorks Podcast Series!
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THE ARTISTWORKS PODCAST SERIES

We are always on the hunt for new ways to provide our students and fans with valuable content that can be fun, informative, and engaging. We want to offer an outlet that brings real stories and relevant interviews from your favorite teacher! Send your topic ideas to podcast@artistworks.com today!

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May 2
Jason Vieaux: Spring Update
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Jason Viaeux Spring Update

Classical guitarist Jason Vieaux has kept himself busy this spring with riveting performances and masterclasses across the country.

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Mar 11
Just a Couple Updates...
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Jason Vieaux

Hello All! Just some quick Jason Vieaux updates…

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Feb 26
Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra 2019-2020
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BPO
We are eager to announce that our master classical guitarist, Jason Vieaux will be joining maestro JoAnn Falletta and the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra's 2019-2020 season! This year marks Falleta’s 20th season as music director.

Jason is just one of the powerhouse guest musicians, along with Canadian violinist James Ehnes to be featured in the Classics Series.

So, too, are guest conductors Leonard Slatkin of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Thomas Wilkins of the Omaha Symphony Orchestra and the return of former BPO conductor Maximiano Valdes, along with programs that recall Mozart's final music and celebrate Beethoven's 250th anniversary.

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