Clare Callahan Professor of Classical Guitar. Founder of Classical Guitar Program AA, BS, MM (Musicology) CCM Faculty member since 1972 Education:   Epsom, England; Georgetown Visitation College; University of Dayton, Eastman School of Music; University of Cincinnati; Ohio State University (Fellow in Musicology). Classical guitar study with Emile Bibobi (Wimbledon, England), Sophocles Papas (Washington, D.C., student and teaching assistant), Andrés Segovia (Spain). Scholarship winner to Musica en Compostela, Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Author of Jacques Gallot's Pièces de luth (1672): transcription/edition. Recitalist in England and U.S. on lute and guitar. Area Artist Series, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Guitar performances for NET and NPR. Adjudicator for national and international competitions. Guest lecturer and teacher. MENC, OMEA, GFA, ASTA, and Suzuki Clinician. Executive Board of ASTA Guitar Division. Distinguished Service Award, ASTA Guitar Division. Member, Board of Directors, Guitar Foundation of America. Member, Solo Recitalists Panel, National Endowment for the Arts. Founder, CCM Classical Guitar Workshop in 1983. Developed a Classical Guitar program which is integrated into the Conservatory curriculum with a full complement of courses in repertoire, pedagogy, ensemble and chamber music, as well as weekly performance classes, a graduate performance practicum, guest masterclasses and recitals, and the annual residency of Italian maestro Oscar Ghiglia who has been a Visiting Artist since 1974. e-mail: Clare.Callahan@UC.EDU Follow this link for calendar of recent guitar events in the area For information about the 21st Annual Classical Guitar Workshop, July 26-August 1, 2004, click on www.ccmguitarworkshop.org