Sunday June 14, 3 pm - Craig Winston, Classical Guitar with poet Michael P. Hill
Program:
- 3 Preludes for Lute - J.S. Bach
- Suite Venezolana - A. Lauro
- Lettre Encore - R. Dyens
- From El Decameron Negro - Leo Brouwer
- Selections from Platero y Yo - Eduardo Sainz de la Maza
- Hommage a Piazzolla - U.U. Warnecke
… and more!
Craig Winston is a classical guitarist and instructor in Denver, CO. He began as a heavy metal guitarist, but later fell in love with classical guitar after attending a recital in 2019. He holds a Master of Music degree in Guitar Performance from the Lamont School of Music, a BFA in Music Performance from New Mexico Highlands University, and a BA in English Literature from Lewis & Clark College. Craig has studied under the guidance of Dr. Jonathan Leathwood and Laura Husbands at Lamont School of Music, Dr. Patrick Sutton at New Mexico Highlands University, and Roger Harmon at Community College of Denver.
Poet Michael P. Hill is the author of three collections of poetry, Where That Leaves Us (Kelsay Books, 2024) Not Just Passing Through (Main Street Rag Publishing, 2022) and Junk Drawer (Kelsay Books, 2021), which was named an Eric Hoffer Book Award Finalist. His poems have also appeared in Midwestern Gothic, Briar Cliff Review, Spillway, Gray’s Sporting Journal, Barstow & Grand, Opossum, Plainsongs, Jelly Bucket and Talking River Review, among others. Michael has worked as a journalist, toured and recorded with rock’n’roll bands, earned a Master’s degree in Library and Information Science, and wet a line in more rivers, lakes and streams than he can possibly remember. A near-native Midwesterner, he grew up in Wisconsin near the Minnesota border and spent a number of years in both Texas and Washington before settling in Colorado, where he lives with his wife, their two children and their dogs Harold and River.
Food and drink available for purchase.
All sales are final and no refunds will be issued unless performance is cancelled.
