Lunchtime Concert, Wednesday September 4, Hamish Goodhue
Hamish Goodhue, New Plymouth born and bred Classical Guitarist will be performing at next weeks lunchtime concert, Methodist Centre, 12.15 pm. He is also performing this Saturday at the Taranaki Symphony Orchestras Student Stars Concert, playing the fabulous Rodrigo Aranjuez Guitar Concerto. Another concert not to be missed (tickets from Ticketek).
Hamish has won many awards and competitions and recently was awarded the NZ Aspiring Guitarist for 2024. He has performed with a number of Chamber Music Groups and with Orchestra Wellington and the NZSO.
At the lunchtime concert Hamish will present a varied programme with something for everyone, whether you enjoy Baroque, Jazz or Rock/Blues and of course classical.
This is a wonderful opportunity to hear one of NZ's top classical guitarists. Koha appreciated.
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