Doors open at 7pm, show 8-10pm. Tickets are $15 + fees.
Join us for an evening of acoustic jazz guitar duo music with Justin Hoke and Marc Siegel at Wilmington’s premier listening room. The concert will feature an eclectic blend of songs and styles arranged for guitar duo.
Justin Hoke is an active soloist, chamber musician, composer, and educator based in Wilmington, North Carolina. He has been featured as a soloist on classical and electric guitar with the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, Panama City Orchestra, Florida State University Orchestra, and the Appalachian State University Guitar Orchestra. He currently performs throughout the region as a member of the North Carolina Guitar Quartet and the Cypress Duo. Justin Hoke currently serves on the music faculty at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
Awards include first prize in the 2012 Florida State University Doctoral Concerto Competition, Florida State University graduate teaching assistantship 2010-2013, top prize in the 2010 Appalachian Guitarfest International Competition, top prize in the 2010 Music Academy of North Carolina Guitar Competition. His solo album Open Sky was released in 2015: “Superbly played… very highly recommended” –Marvin J. Ward, CVNC.org.
Dr. Hoke has previously served as a guitar instructor at Coastal Carolina University, Florida State University, Tallahassee Community College, Appalachian State University, and Emory and Henry College.
Marc Siegel is an accomplished guitarist and dedicated educator at Cape Fear Community College, where he combines his passion for music with a deep commitment to his students. As a longtime part of the CFCC community, Siegel has inspired countless aspiring musicians, always going above and beyond to ensure his students not only develop technical skills but also a lifelong love for music.
His teaching philosophy centers on fostering creativity, confidence, and personal growth, and he takes immense pride in helping his students succeed both in the classroom and on stage. Siegel’s genuine care for his students shines through, and his influence extends well beyond the notes he plays on his guitar.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AefqGth6sW8
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Join us for an evening of acoustic jazz guitar duo music with Justin Hoke and Marc Siegel at Wilmington’s premier listening room. The concert will feature an eclectic blend of songs and styles arranged for guitar duo.
Justin Hoke is an active soloist, chamber musician, composer, and educator based in Wilmington, North Carolina. He has been featured as a soloist on classical and electric guitar with the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, Panama City Orchestra, Florida State University Orchestra, and the Appalachian State University Guitar Orchestra. He currently performs throughout the region as a member of the North Carolina Guitar Quartet and the Cypress Duo. Justin Hoke currently serves on the music faculty at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
Awards include first prize in the 2012 Florida State University Doctoral Concerto Competition, Florida State University graduate teaching assistantship 2010-2013, top prize in the 2010 Appalachian Guitarfest International Competition, top prize in the 2010 Music Academy of North Carolina Guitar Competition. His solo album Open Sky was released in 2015: “Superbly played… very highly recommended” –Marvin J. Ward, CVNC.org.
Dr. Hoke has previously served as a guitar instructor at Coastal Carolina University, Florida State University, Tallahassee Community College, Appalachian State University, and Emory and Henry College.
Marc Siegel is an accomplished guitarist and dedicated educator at Cape Fear Community College, where he combines his passion for music with a deep commitment to his students. As a longtime part of the CFCC community, Siegel has inspired countless aspiring musicians, always going above and beyond to ensure his students not only develop technical skills but also a lifelong love for music.
His teaching philosophy centers on fostering creativity, confidence, and personal growth, and he takes immense pride in helping his students succeed both in the classroom and on stage. Siegel’s genuine care for his students shines through, and his influence extends well beyond the notes he plays on his guitar.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AefqGth6sW8