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The Baltimore Classical Guitar Society is presenting their 2009-2010 concert season featuring 5 performances by various guitarists, including the Katona Twins in October, Jason Vieaux in December, ChromaDuo in February, Lukasz Kuropaczewski in March, and Manuel Barrueco in April. The season will also include master classes, a guitar ensemble, and an open stage. More information can be found on their website or by contacting the Baltimore Classical Guitar Society.
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