Join us from June 16 - 21 at the University of Louisville for the 2025 Guitar Foundation of America’s International Convention and Competitions. This year's artist lineup features Alvaro Pierri, Berta Rojas, Judicael Perroy, Rene Izquierdo and others!
In a wide-ranging phone interview, Goryachev discusses his early training, interactions with Paco de Lucía, arrival in America, and approach to performing.
Students of classical guitar become thoroughly acquainted with the history, literature, and pedagogy, while developing their skills for a career in professional performance. Guitar majors will demonstrate the advancement of their abilities and knowledge of solo and chamber music repertoire through participation in performance classes and ensembles.
Japanese classical guitars often suffer from a common misapprehension that, since many were made for export, they are “factory” guitars, conjuring images of washing-machine assembly lines. In fact, most were produced in small workshops by relatively small crews of artisans, under the supervision of a master luthier, not unlike in most Spanish workshops.
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