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Gordon Giltrap and John Etheridge - two of the finest and most original guitarists in concert separately and together in the wonderfully intimate Old Malthouse.
If you are travelling by private car please park considerately and do not block residential driveways.
As always, we?ll have our licensed bar serving delicious beers from Langham Brewery ? as well as wines, local cider, nonalcoholic beers, & soft drinks. All profits from bar & ticket sales are reinvested in the local community
? Tickets available from Bookends and Harbour Records Emsworth in Emsworth village, and online at www.WeGotTickets.com/WemsFest
Unreserved seating. Licensed Bar helps support WemsFest.
Please park with care and consideration for the neighbours
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Gordon Giltrap Biography
Gordon Giltrap (born 6 April, 1948) is a British virtuoso acoustic and electric guitarist and composer, whose music can be categorised into folk, blues, folk rock, and classical, amongst others.
Giltrap learned guitar at the age of twelve, having received no other training, and hence developed his own style and technique. He has played alongside such other artists as Bert Jansch, John Renbourn and Mike Oldfield. Gordon's music is largely instrumental, particularly that written as part of the Gordon Giltrap Band.
Giltrap has released an impressive 27 albums since the first, self-titled, album in 1968.
Read MoreGiltrap learned guitar at the age of twelve, having received no other training, and hence developed his own style and technique. He has played alongside such other artists as Bert Jansch, John Renbourn and Mike Oldfield. Gordon's music is largely instrumental, particularly that written as part of the Gordon Giltrap Band.
Giltrap has released an impressive 27 albums since the first, self-titled, album in 1968.
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