Mohawk Valley Guitar

09/12/2024

Check it out and sign up during our Fall enrollment program! Contact us here or request information from our website!

Kids Learning Guitar: Strumming to Success Discover the growing trend of children learning guitar. Learn the benefits and challenges, and get tips for supporting your child’s musical journey. Music is an essential part of human culture, and it has been for centuries. Children have always been enco...

07/13/2024

A new video for Pavan Guitars

Adelita by Francisco Tarrega. Beautifully performed by professor Kenneth Meyer on a Pavan TP-30 Cedar classical guitar. Thanks for listening! Please like, co...

07/13/2024

Playing from 3-5 PM tomorrow at Shelburne Vineyard. Vermont Friends, come check it out!

"A thinking man's guitarist – he focuses on the inner structure of a piece…and plays with impressive gravity and power." Stephen Brookes - The Washington Post

07/13/2024

Looking forward to playing for the Burlington City Arts Sunday Classical Series tomorrow.

04/02/2024

Did you know that studies show 1 in 6 children want to play the guitar?

01/09/2024

Great opening to the second half of the SFCM season, featuring a few of CNY’s many fantastic musicians!

SFCM's traditional MID-WINTER CONCERT: "A Quartet of Trios", Saturday, January 13, 2024, 7:30 pm. H.W. Smith School 1130 Salt Springs Road. Works of Bruch, Frainçaix, Schubert, and Brahms. Tickets and information at SyrFCM.org.

12/16/2023

In the giving spirit? Check it out! Free concert at 3 PM today with all donations going to benefit the Emmaus House for women and children of Utica.

12/12/2023

Mohawk Valley Guitar and Childbloom Director, Ken Meyer performing Lennon and McCartney's, Yesterday on Pavan Guitars at SubCat Studios.

Kenneth Meyer, professor of guitar at Syracuse University performs Toru Takemitsu's arrangement of Yesterday by Lennon & McCartney on a Pavan TP-30 Cedar cla...

10/20/2023

"A quartet with a difference" said the Irish Times, and that difference is these Dubliners' unique devotion to performing contemporary music. With the help of their eight and eleven string guitars, they create, "a near orchestral palette of sound backed up by hall-filling power" Washington Post. Join us this Sunday, Oct. 22, 2PM! Tickets, subscriptions, and information at SyrFCM.org.