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Classical Guitar music will be performed by
Robert Sharpe
on Thursday evening from 6-8 PM.

       Robert Fielding Sharpe began formal study of the classical guitar with Dr. Andrew Zohn in 2000. Since his national radio debut on NPR's acclaimed program From the Top, Sharpe has received many awards and honors including first prize in the 2006 East Carolina University Guitar Competition, second prize in the 2006 Music Academy of North Carolina Guitar Competition, third prize in the 2006 St. Joseph International Guitar Competition, fourth prize in the 2004 Guitare Lachine International Guitar Competition, and fourth prize in the 2006 National Guitar Workshop Competition.
              Mr. Sharpe has performed as a soloist in the United States, Italy, and Slovenia. He has been a performer at the East Carolina University Guitar Festival, the 92nd Street Y, the Tennessee State University Classical Guitar Seminar, the Fitzgerald Arts Council Concert Series, and the Fort Worth Guitar Guild. International performances include concerts at the Guitar Festival on the Mediterranean in Italy and the Guitar Festival of Lipica in Slovenia. Mr. Sharpe has also served on the faculty of the 2006 Tennessee State University Classical Guitar Seminar and the 2007 East Carolina University Guitar Festival.  He has performed in masterclass with such acclaimed artists as The Assad Brothers Duo, The Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, David Russell, David Tanenbaum, Jorge Morel, Lorenzo Micheli, and Paul Galbraith. Mr. Sharpe holds a B.M. in Music Performance from Columbus State University, where he was the recipient of the Woodruff Award and the Presser Foundation Music Scholarship. He is currently studying with Benjamin Verdery and pursuing a M.M. from Yale University.