Adam Roszkiewicz

 
Guitar
Education
Adam Roszkiewicz began his guitar lessons at age seven and began performing at age twelve. He received his BA and MA in Performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. During his studies at SFCM he received three departmental awards for outstanding achievement in guitar performance. He has studied with Gregory Coleman, John Schneiderman, David Tanenbaum, Marc Teicholz, and others.
Performing and Teaching Experience

Adam began playing the guitar at age 7, inspired by Mississippi John Hurt, Tom Petty, and his father's shiny new Fender Stratocaster. Now based in the Bay Area, Adam performs classical, bluegrass, folk and new acoustic music on guitar, mandolin, and mandocello. Adam has performed at the Icicle Creek music festival in Washington, the Mozart festival in San Luis Obispo, and the Hardly-Strictly-Bluegrass festival in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. Adam is a member of the Modern Mandolin Quartet, and performs regularly with the group Jimmy Chicken-Pants, and singer-songwriter AJ Roach. He has earned his undergraduate and graduate diplomas in music performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where he studied with David Tanenbaum and Marc Teicholz. In March 2005, he made his Carnegie Hall debut, performing guitar duets with Santiago Gutierrez.
At CSMA
Adam joined the Music Faculty at CSMA in 2002. He teaches private guitar lessons
Teaching Philosophy and Approach
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