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Classical guitar students from the 最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide's Elder Conservatorium of Music will embark on a six-hour performance marathon. In its third year the successful event will kick off at 12.00 pm, Sunday 3 November in Elder Hall.

Under the direction of lecturer Dr Oliver Fartach-Naini, 14 undergraduate and postgraduate students will perform an eclectic program of solo and chamber music.

"Rather than just preparing for performance exams and technique assessments, this unique event is a fun way for our up-and-coming performers to put on display some of the fantastic music we've been working on this semester," says Dr Fartach-Naini.

"It鈥檚 also a less formal opportunity for audiences to get a taste of the many things classical guitar entails as they will be free to wander in and out of Elder Hall throughout the afternoon as they please, sampling high-calibre guitar music as well as delicious food and wine, for however long they like.鈥�

The stylistically very diverse program includes works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Mauro Giuliani, Leo Brouwer, Francisco T谩rrega, Carlo Domeniconi, Nigel Westlake, Philip Houghton, Astor Piazzolla, Georg Philipp Telemann, Andrew York, Nikita Koshkin, Brad Richter, Gary Ryan, 笔补耻濒辞听叠别濒濒颈苍补迟颈, Jack Daws, Abel Carlevaro, Fernando Sor and many more.

"Rather than just preparing for performance exams and technique assessments, this unique event is a fun way for our up-and-coming performers to put on display some of the fantastic music we've been working on this semester." Dr Fartach-Naini.

The non-stop event will culminate in a performance of the Elder Conservatorium Guitar Ensemble featuring the combined talents of Renae Attenborough, Emanuel Auciello, Dylan Boller, Sam Kirkpatrick, Jack Daws, Liam Ellis, Callum Goodhand, Jonathan Lui, Longfei Ma, Timothy Parsons, Alexandra Shepherd, Caleb Lavery-Brook, Queenie Li and James Rawley.

Performances will start at midday, with each performance lasting anywhere between 15 to 60 minutes.