The Hughes American Family Theatre is pleased to announce the addition of famed guitarist JimGreeninger to their theatre line-up.<\/p>\n
Jim Greeninger studied with legendary guitarist Andres Segovia, debuted at Carnegie Recital Hall, and was the first guitarist to be invited to teach at the Juilliard School of Music. With over two million views on YouTube, and holding the number one spot in the category of Classical Guitar,
\n(over 155,000 videos posted), Jim Greeninger is one of the top guitarists in the world today.<\/p>\n
Theatre owner Jason Hughes exclaimed, \u201cWe are so fortunate to have such a gifted performer here at our theatre. I am simply amazed at Jim\u2019s versatility! Not only is he a master of classical music, but also moves through all styles of music on his guitar, from jazz to country to gospel
\nand more with equal ease and finesse.\u201d<\/p>\n
Greeninger\u2019s show opens August 5, 2009 at the Hughes American Family Theatre. Show times are Tue-Fri starting at 5:15 PM and ending at 6:45 PM. Dinner is also available. Local residents are invited to attend Area Appreciation Shows August 11 \u2013 14 at $5 per ticket.<\/p>\n
Besides being a superb guitarist in all styles of music, Jim Greeninger also hand builds some incredible guitars. Guests will experience his “50 foot guitar.” If you sit off to the right or left, it sounds as if the guitar is moving; in the center you are surrounded by all six strings and a fifty foot wall of sound; in the balcony the sound comes alive from all directions. And yet all of this sounds purely acoustic. This is truly an incredible sound experience.<\/p>\n
Tickets can be obtained by calling or stopping by the theatre box office at:<\/p>\n
Hughes American Family Theatre
\n3425 W. Hwy 76
\nBranson, MO. 65616
\nPhone: 417-334-0076<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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