Aitua is a french guitarist. She graduated at the Conservatory of Reims, simultaneously with her work as an Engineer. She devotes her free time to a life as an artist in several projects: she composes mostly for classical guitar and performs works from Public Domain. Recently, Aitua formed the "Guitar Quartet Aitua" together with Pascal Bolbach, Amélie Thibault and Blandine Sibille. The Quartet gives concerts all over France and performs various types of music, mostly written for guitar. This includes compositions from Roland Dyens, Andrew York, and - of course - from Aitua herself. In her role as a conductor, Aitua also organizes trainings for guitar and other instruments, such as flutes, strings, etc. In 2018, Aitua was one of 7 students to win the "Gonzervatory Application" contest, which allowed her to participate in a 8 Day Music Performance Workshop hosted by Chilly Gonzales. This led to her first pop concert at the Trianon in Paris. Spectators at the fully-booked venue got to enjoy a set of tracks that Aitua had composed in just 7 days. You can see the Chilly Gonzalez Graduation Concert here: https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/081276-002-A/chilly-gonzales-graduation-concert-du-gonzervatory-au-trianon/

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Tagged as: Classical, Contemporary, Instrumental, Classical Guitar.

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