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CONCERT GUITAR GALLERY
CGO live in AIGF, 7 Aug 2020.
The Asia International Guitar Festival & Competition 2020
7 – 9 August, 2020 | 20th edition
at Thailand Guitar Society, TGS Recital Hall, Sukhumvit Soi 60, Bangkok
BANGKOK, Thailand (July , 2020) — The Thailand Guitar Society in association with Savarez Strings and Silpakorn Music College are once again proud to present South-East Asia’s finest assembly of international guitar players, makers and enthusiasts. Now in its the twentieth illustrious year, the Asia International Guitar Festival & Competition is the biggest and most vibrant event for classical guitar aficionados and music lovers in the region. This year’s agenda includes master classes, guitar exhibits, competitions and concerts by acclaimed world-class musicians hailing from around the globe. This event is sponsored by Savarez strings, Knobloch strings Aranjuez strings, Kohnomusic, Guitar Paradiso, and Visesnut Guitar case.
A varied program sees three days of activities, each day culminating in a concert by one or more celebrated guitar maestros.
The event will also feature a guitar competition open to all, with the winner receiving a free guitar, case, string sets, certificate and performance rights at four prestigious events.
The full list of internationally-acclaimed guests include Leon Koudelak (Czech), Earl Sulivan (Canada), Pongpat Pongpradit (Thailand), Woratep Rattana-umpawan (Thailand), Nalin Komentrakarn (Thailand), Apichai Chantanakajornfung (Thailand), Sakol Siripipatanakul (Thailand) the Siam Guitar Quartet (Thailand) and CGO – Classical Guitar Orchestra (Thailand).
All concerts are performed in TGS Recital Hall, Sukhumvit soi 60
Evening concert tickets are Bht 200 for adults and Bht 100 for students (with valid I.D.), i Observers of master classes and competitions pay Bht 100.
For more information at https://aigf.weebly.com/ and https://thailandguitarsociety.weebly.com/ Festival Program
07.August 2020
10.00 Competition open first round
17.00 Opening Concert
with the CGO Guitar Orchestra – free entry
19.00 Concert “Celebrating 20th Edition” with the Siam Guitar Quartet, Ek-karach Charoennit and Pongpat Pongpradit
08.August 2020
10.00 Junior Competition
16.00 Guitar presentation – free entry
19.00 Concert “Celebrating 20th Edition” Leon Koudelak
09.Ausust 2020
10.00 Masterclass
14.00 Guitar Workshopo & Exhibition – free entry
17.00 Competition Final
(followed by the announcement of the prize winners of the competitions 2019 and award ceremony)
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Program
Sunday 27 October 2019
09.30 – Junior competition
12.00 – Senior competition
16.00 – Guitar Maker workshop/
Guitar exhibition
17.00 – Solo recital
Surachet Wongyeam (winner 2018)
Yutthasak Komjornkijborworn
18.00 – CGO – Classical Guitar Orchestra, Bangkok
Conductor: Sira Tindukasiri
Solist : Kawin Watanasuchat,
Panuphan (Champ) Prasithikunaporn
19.00 – Guitar Night
Thu Le
Jorgos Panetsos
Siam Guitar Quartet
Duo Dos Amigos
21.00 – Announcement of junior and open competition winner and award ceremony
Pattaya Classical Guitar Festival & Competition 2019
Sunday 27 October 2019
@ Siam Bayshore Pattaya – venue “Orchid Room”
10 Years Pattaya Classical Guitar Festival 2009 – 2019
Amazing prizes at the junior and senior competition!
Cash Money, Aranjuez Strings, Savarez Strings, Kohno Music Gift, Guitar Paradiso Gift,Concerts, Siam Bayshore voucher and many other prizes to win!
Competition application deadline : 13 October 2019
Invited guests
CGO – Classical Guitar Orchestra, Bangkok (Thailand)
Thu Le (Vietnam)
Jorgos Panetsos (Greece/Austria)
Huy Thanh Nguyen (Vietnam)
Duo Dos Amigos (Thailand/Malaysia)
Leon Koudelak (Czech/Swiss)
Chuah Yeong Chin (Malaysia)
Pongpat Pongpradit (Thailand)
Yutthasak Komjornkijborworn (Thailand)
Champ Prasithikunaporn (Thailand)
Earl Sullivan (Canada)
Nalin Komentrakarn (Thailand)
Sira Tindukasiri (Thailand)
Kawin Watanasuchat (Thailand)
Surachet Wongyeam (Thailand)
Woratep Rattana-umpawan (Thailand)
Apichai Chantanakajornfung (Thailand)
Karl Heinz Roemmich (Germany)
Narongsak Visesnut (Thailand)
Wiroon Songbundit (Thailand)
Pansaeng Chantarangkul (Thailand)