WELCOME to the New Plymouth Classical Guitar Society Inc. The Society is always keen to establish links with other societies/classical guitar groups.
New members are made very welcome and if you have an interest in the classical guitar, join them for their next meeting, and enjoy a musical moment or two in a convivial and informal manner. One of the most important aims of our Society is to bring all ages together in the establishment, the promotion and the enjoyment of the playing and study of the classical guitar.
New members are made very welcome and if you have an interest in the classical guitar, join them for their next meeting, and enjoy a musical moment or two in a convivial and informal manner. One of the most important aims of our Society is to bring all ages together in the establishment, the promotion and the enjoyment of the playing and study of the classical guitar.
Latest News
Owing to the Gothenburg Combo concert on Sunday 30 Sept,
we will not be holding a meeting Monday 1 Oct.
The next meeting will be on Monday 5 Nov.
we will not be holding a meeting Monday 1 Oct.
The next meeting will be on Monday 5 Nov.
July Meeting
The meeting was held at Dominique’s house on Monday, 2 July. Following on from a busy weekend at the competitions, turnout was rather low but we did get to see Susie Flink, whose pressing work schedule has prevented her from coming to the meetings for several months.
Tony had a lovely surprise for us when he introduced his new guitar prototype, which he calls the MK 1. The most striking difference is the absence of the usual sound hole, in place of which are 6 symmetrically positioned, smaller round holes fanning out just to the left and right of both E strings, and two extra holes near the fingerboard.
After all the buzz around Tony’s MK 1, there was just enough time for us to have a quick play through of Annette Kruiksbank’s suite of South American pieces.
Tony had a lovely surprise for us when he introduced his new guitar prototype, which he calls the MK 1. The most striking difference is the absence of the usual sound hole, in place of which are 6 symmetrically positioned, smaller round holes fanning out just to the left and right of both E strings, and two extra holes near the fingerboard.
After all the buzz around Tony’s MK 1, there was just enough time for us to have a quick play through of Annette Kruiksbank’s suite of South American pieces.
Taranaki Classical Guitar Summer School 2018 was another success.
Keep in touch and up to date at Facebook and on the TCGSS website to find out more about 2020.
A big thank you to all the Society members who helped out and those that attended in 2018 we hope to see you all again!
Keep in touch and up to date at Facebook and on the TCGSS website to find out more about 2020.
A big thank you to all the Society members who helped out and those that attended in 2018 we hope to see you all again!
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