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Guitar Ensemble

Guitar Ensemble

Guitar Ensemble

The WOU Guitar Ensemble comprises as many as a dozen or more guitarists. Arrangements are written by Director Christopher Woitach or advanced student members — or the pieces are worked out by the group in rehearsal. The group has put their imprint on music by a long list of composers which includes Bach, Miles Davis, Lady Gaga, and Led Zeppelin.

Director: Christopher Woitach

cw@affmusic.com | 503-838-8275

Rehearsal Schedule

Tuesday-Thursday 11:00-11:50

Audition Policy

Guitar Ensemble is a non-auditioned ensemble open to all students at WOU. The only requirement is an ability to read and play sheet music for guitar.

Sample Programs

  • Winter 2016
 

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503-838-8275 | or e-mail: music@wou.edu | Location: Smith Hall

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