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Upcoming Workshops
Richard Smith
Guitar Workshop
Saturday, March 9th from 2:00-4:00 pm
$55 per person
For more information or to register please call High Strung at 919-286-3801. Space is limited.
Click here to learn more about Richard and see him play!
Richard will be doing a concert on Friday, March 8th in Chapel Hill. Click here for more concert details.
Richard Smith is a Nashville recording artist and is considered to be one of the best in the business. Richard is a Winfield National Guitar Fingerstyle Winner and has played with the likes of Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed and Tommy Emmanuel. Tommy says, “If you like my playing you should hear Richard!” Chet Atkins said, “The most amazing guy I know on the guitar.” Folk who have attended their concerts generally say “Wow!” His repertoire spans an incredible range of musical styles from country, bluegrass, mainstream jazz, modern pop and rock, to classical guitar. Richard also plays several John Philip Sousa marches and comes close to sounding like an entire marching band, drums, and all.
Guitar Workshop
Saturday, March 9th from 2:00-4:00 pm
$55 per person
For more information or to register please call High Strung at 919-286-3801. Space is limited.
Click here to learn more about Richard and see him play!
Richard will be doing a concert on Friday, March 8th in Chapel Hill. Click here for more concert details.
Richard Smith is a Nashville recording artist and is considered to be one of the best in the business. Richard is a Winfield National Guitar Fingerstyle Winner and has played with the likes of Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed and Tommy Emmanuel. Tommy says, “If you like my playing you should hear Richard!” Chet Atkins said, “The most amazing guy I know on the guitar.” Folk who have attended their concerts generally say “Wow!” His repertoire spans an incredible range of musical styles from country, bluegrass, mainstream jazz, modern pop and rock, to classical guitar. Richard also plays several John Philip Sousa marches and comes close to sounding like an entire marching band, drums, and all.