Upcoming Performances:

February 12, 2009 (Thurs), 5pm to 8pm
CHOCOLATE FEST, a benefit

At Whole Foods (Mill Plain)
815 SE 160th Ave Vancouver WA, (360) 253-4082
Pamela is playing at a benefit for ChristieCare, an organization that provides mental health care for children and families. For more information visit
http://christiecare.org. The cover charge is $5.

Please stop by to enjoy chocolates, wine, and beautiful music!

Pamela Goldsmith is available for private lessons in her studios in Northwest and Southwest Portland, Oregon. Pamela is also a guitar instructor at the St. Johns Community Center, and an adjunct faculty member at Linfield College (McMinnville, Oregon), where she teaches private, group and chamber classes. Pamela performs classical guitar at local venues, private performances, special occasions and concerts.

Pamela received her Master's Degree in Classical Guitar Performance from Portland State University in 2003. While working toward her degree, she was granted a graduate assistant position and gained experience teaching guitar classes at PSU.

A native of New England, Pamela received her Bachelor's Degree in classical guitar studies from the University of Maine in Orono in 1993. In 1991 she was granted the first place winner of the Downeast Classical Guitar Competition held in Maine.

Pamela was first introduced to classical guitar by her instructor Joe Zuccala in Massachusetts. His inspiration and guidance prepared her for her future as a student and teacher. Since studying with Zuccala, Pamela has worked with Keith Crook at the University of Maine, Jeff Ashton and Bryan Johanson at Portland State University and Scott Kritzer in Portland Oregon. Pamela has performed in Master Classes for Ana Vidovic, Scott Kritzer, Scott Tennant, Carlos Barbosa-Lima, David Leisner, and audited a class by Sharon Isbin.

Pamela is passionate about the vitality within, and history of, the pieces in her repertoire. Please listen to one of the samples above from her cd entitled, Seven Lovely Pieces. Contact Pamela directly for more information on her lessons, performances and music.

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