Kevin Love

Concert audiences can expect a varied, well prepared program delivered in a friendly, relaxed manner.

Clients who engage me for weddings or other social events can expect promptness, professionalism and elegant music that will enhance rather than dominate.

Located in London, Ontario, Mr. Love has performed as a classical guitarist from Los Angeles to Quebec City. He received his musical training at Los Angeles Valley College and the University of Southern California.

Local concert performances include Bishop Cronyn Memorial Church, Aeolian Hall, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Museum London, St. Mary's Presbyterian Church, Colborne Street United Church and Wesley-Knox United Church. He is also active as a chamber musician, performing regularly with the “Artamus Guitar Trio” and the “Trio di Gala” (with Caroline Hauffe, flute and Allison Pilon, oboe).

Mr. Love has performed extended engagements at notable local establishments such as the Elmhurst Inn, Willie's Cafe, Verandah Cafe, Garlic’s of London and Windermere’s Cafe. Mr. Love has also been a featured performer at many private parties and weddings.

His repertoire includes compositions from the Renaissance to the present, reflecting a wide range of stylistic interpretations in the classical genre. Arrangements can be made to supplement his performance with flute, voice, violin or additional guitarists to form special ensembles for any occasion.

In addition to his performance schedule, Mr. Love has maintained a thriving teaching practice for over 25 years, working one on one with students of all ages and coaching ensemble classes.

As an award winning, published composer, Mr. Love has composed for film and television and publishes his own works on his web site (link hidden). Encompassing a wide range of styles, his compositions are descriptive in nature with rich, colourful textures that evoke strong visual imagery.

When not wrapped around a guitar, Mr. Love is often practicing aikido or walking by the river in search of abandoned tree forts.

I will need a chair (no arms), access to power, and shelter from the elements.