Event Date: September 9, 2007
CLASSICAL
GUITARIST
AT
PEACECHURCH

John Catalano will present a program of classical
guitar and flamingo music at Historic Peace Church on
Sunday,
September 9, 2007
at 3 p.m. John will be joined by his two sons, Nero and Nick,
both accomplished musicians in their own right and horn player
Patrick Murphy. No reservations are required; however seating
is limited to 225 people.
John Vincent Catalano is a passionate guitarist, composer,
store/studio owner/operator and teacher. He possesses an
inside-knowledge of the guitar that
he acquired from his intense and friendly
co-operation with jazz-men, flamencos and maestros alike.
His performances speak a musical truth. Along with his
professional staff, John's long standing teaching activity at
Catalano Music
3808 Market Street
717-763-7166
welcomes anyone who wants to make music. It makes no difference
to him if you're a musician. You are welcome if you are of a
spirit to make a sound. Visit his website at
www.jvcatalano.net.
John Catalano is a
native of Camp Hill Pa. John always knew that music was his
passion He has fond memories of Louis Prima visiting his house
and attending Church together as a boy. He performed with Bobby Troup
in his teens at his family restaurant. This self taught
guitarist went on to serious study on piano, trumpet and music
theory. Much later
John studied classical guitar with Stafford Hontz Koster and
today focuses all of his musical attention on the nylon string
guitar. Catalano enjoys a full schedule of teaching and
performing in central PA. The Catalano Music
performance program’s primary
goal is to educate and encourage young artists. Our Camp
Hill, Pennsylvania, instructors help them realize their
awesome abilities, and prepare them for performance.
Peace
Church
is a 208
year old limestone sanctuary located on the corner of
St.
John’s Church
and
Trindle Roads near Camp Hill. It is maintained as a museum
by the Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission and is
open on Sunday Afternoons from June through September for
free tours and cultural events. Parking is available in the
office lot directly across St. John’s Church
Road; handicapped parking
is available behind the Resource
Center
(formerly
the Gift Shop). For more information contact
717-422-5486
Visit John Catalono's
Website: www.jvcatalano.net
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