Happy Thanksgiving!! Let's Carve Out Some News

Two Concert Dates

My guitar-flute duo, 2nd Ceremony, will be performing at The Mainstay in Rock Hall, MD as a part of their Hedgelawn Classical Series. We are very excited about this program, featuring the music of Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Paganini, Fauré, and Piazzola. Get your tickets while you can!

I will be giving my third doctoral recital at the Peabody Conservatory's Goodwin Hall on December 4 at 5:30 PM as a part of my Doctor of Musical Arts degree. If you like Joaquin Rodrigo, then you are in for a treat! This recital will feature Rodrigo's En Los Trigales, Junto al Generalife, and his concerto Fantasia para un Gentilhombre. I hope to see you there!

New Track Released!

Rodrigo, Rodrigo, and MORE Rodrigo!! To get ready for my upcoming concert on December 4th (see also: Rodrigo-palooza) please enjoy my newest recording - Junto al Generalife (recorded at Red Light Cafe in Atlanta, GA). 

NOW ACCEPTING NEW STUDENTS!
I am now accepting new students into my private studio as well as at the Baltimore School of Music and Community College of Baltimore County. In addition to instruction, taking lessons with me includes the following:

-Access to a password protected page on www.zacharygrim.com that contains student exercises, progressive repertoire, and instructional videos designed to compliment your lessons.

-Master Class opportunities for all of my students

-Notification of performance opportunities and (for advanced students) preference for referral of paid performances.  

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