Live Music with Peter Fletcher

Join us at the Big Pine Library to see Peter Fletcher perform! 

In December 1983, Peter Fletcher made his formal debut under the prestigious Brasstown Concert Association in North Carolina. The Cherokee Scout critic praised his technical facility, highlighting the nuances, poetical phrasing, dynamic and tonal changes, harmonics, and cadences that left a lasting impression on the audience. Fletcher continued to enhance his expertise by attending Master Classes with renowned guitarists like David Leisner, David Russell, Oscar Ghiglia, and Pepe Romero, gaining recognition for his performances and receiving numerous awards.

Peter Fletcher’s exceptional talent led to invitations for performances at esteemed cultural venues across the United States. From the George Eastman House in Rochester, NY, to Memorial Hall in Cincinnati, St. Philip Cathedral in Atlanta, and Furman University in Greenville, Fletcher mesmerized audiences with his captivating recitals.  His appearances at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall in 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010 drew sold-out crowds and further established his reputation as a distinguished classical guitarist.

Peter Fletcher’s recorded works have garnered critical acclaim. His albums, such as “The Art of Classical Guitar,” “A Peter Fletcher Recital,” and “Federico Mompou: Guitar Works,” have been highly praised. Fletcher’s dedication to expanding the classical guitar repertoire is evident in his self-written guitar transcriptions of Grieg’s works and his Christmas album. 

For more information, check out peterfletcher.com.