I’d like to invite you to a special Kritzer Studio Gathering on Friday, February 17th at 7:00 p.m. Come see my new studio and hear some exciting news regarding the release of my new Method for Classical Guitar. This is the fruition of over 30 years of teaching and 5 years of intense writing and research. Also, you’ll be the first to hear some exciting news about next season! (There is very limited space so if you’d like to attend please R.S.V.P. by going to Contact and letting me know how many people.)
I’d like to offer a short program of music for classical guitar as well as classically arranged popular songs by my first teacher and brother, Jack Kritzer. It seems fitting to have Jack (my big brother) a self-taught guitarist, here at this special event as he was my inspiration for learning to play the guitar. This will be the first time we’ll be sharing the stage together!
My first Guitar
When I was 9 years old my older brother Jack was 18, cool and 60’s hip. Like most 60’s guys he got a guitar and somehow found time to teach himself when he entered the Air Force.
Brothers at Work
Hard at Work
Jack continues to play (through a career as an air traffic controller and owner of a tile business). He now lives in Duluth, Minnesota. You can hear his music at the Jack Kritzer YouTube Channel!
So it feels appropriate that at this momentous time in my career that I share this evening with all of you along with my brother.
The Gathering will take place at the Scott Kritzer Classical Guitar Studio located at 1235 SE Division, Suite 102 located at the corner of S.E. 12th and Division. (Available on Google Maps.) This is the same location of Euphoria Studios where our private performance will be held. See the schedule below:
- 7:00-7:15 Greetings in Main Hall
- 7:15-7:30 Kritzer Studio News
- 7:45-8:30 Private Debut Performance from the Kritzer Brothers at the Euphoria Studio
Im going to Feb 17th event
Scott,
Congratulations on the release of your new method. Wish I could be there, but there is the little matter of 3000 miles and my job in the way. It has been a privilege to be along for part of the ride and to see how devoted you are to making some of us who are less talented able to share in the joy of making music on the classical guitar.
Cheers,
Tom
Scott,
“Break a leg” with your new studio. It’s great how you and your brother play guitar together.
Tom,
Thanks Tom – your hard work and sharp mind has really helped me in this process. We’ll celebrate at CGI!
Scott
Looking forward to hear about the method release; perhaps you could have a lanch and performance in Norway? 🙂
Keith,
I’m going to offer a free run-through for previous Phase I folks. Keep looking in your inbox!
Hope all is well and yes, I’d love to play in Norway!
Scott
Hi Scott, Sounds like a fun evening. Sorry I can’t make it. Thanks for the envite!
Thanks Pamela – hope all is well!
I hope to be there—is this a new “duo”?
Virgil
No Virgil – a one-and-only performance! it would be great to see you – have some announcements you might be interested in!
Scott