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Our Community
We love music. We especially love music that's played on classical guitars. The Classical Guitar Society of Calgary was founded in 1974 to promote interest in and study of classical guitar. That is still our goal. We bring some of the best classical guitarists from around the world to Calgary to perform and teach masterclasses. We also hold social gatherings where local amateur and professional guitarists perform for each other.
Our concert season is only possible with the generous support of our donors, our members, Calgary Arts Development, and the Alberta Foundation for the Arts. As a registered charity we issue tax receipts for all donations of $25 or above. If you are interested in donating to the society or if your business would like to sponsor us please email our President. We also hope that you will support the businesses that support us.
Tax Receipts
If you are a donor of $25 or above, we will gladly offer you a tax receipt for your generosity. Our registered charity number can be found below.
CHARITY NUMBER: 11922 7650 RR0001
Contacts
Do you have a question for us? Would you like to purchase tickets to a concert? Try contacting one of our board members:
- For assistance in purchasing tickets or to join our email list, please contact Terry Molik - Secretary: secretary@classicalguitarsocietyofcalgary.com
- For performance opportunities, please contact Brett Gunther - Artistic Director: artistic_director@classicalguitarsocietyofcalgary.com
- For all other inquiries, please contact Darren Young - President: president@classicalguitarsocietyofcalgary.com
You can also contact us by mail:
The Classical Guitar Society of Calgary
PO Box 75022, Westhills
Calgary, AB T3H 3M1
ABOUT US
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Vice President
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Stephen Demaer
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Angie Arrau
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