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  TCGSS

2018 NEW ZEALAND ASPIRING GUITARIST
(NZAG)

In its third year, we were proud to present the 2018 NZAG:

Cameron Sloan

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Cameron played at the TCGSS on 
Friday 19 January, 12.00pm
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Cameron also received a 30 min masterclass with the
​critically acclaimed, British guitarist Gary Ryan 

​In
 2013 Gary became the first guitarist to be awarded a Fellowship of the Royal College of Music since John Williams (1983)  in recognition of his contribution to the instrument.
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CAMERON SLOAN

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Cameron Sloan is a classical guitarist with a deep love of the instrument and its repertoire. He holds a Bachelor of Music with 1st Class Honours from Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music, where he studied with Matthew Marshall and Dr. Jane Curry. He is currently working toward a Master of Music at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music under the tutelage of ARIA award winning classical guitarist Tonié Field. 

In addition to his solo playing, Cameron is a dedicated chamber musician. In 2015 he toured regional Victoria, Australia with the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music Guitar Quartet, with funding from Arts Victoria. He was a founding member of the New Zealand School of Music Guitar Quartet, has played in guitar duos with Jamie Garrick and Yunjia Liu, and has worked extensively with Wellington-based singer Griffin Nichol. 
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Cameron has taken masterclasses with some of the world's leading classical guitarist, including Alieksey Vianna, Ricardo Gallen, Xufei Yang and Miguel Trapaga.

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