CLASSICAL GUITARIST DANIEL ROEST ("roost") has given countless solo and duo performances in nearly every kind of venue. His concerts are called “fun and entertaining,” (Portland Classic Guitar Concert Series) and moving, “listening to him, we get the feeling that we are with one of the great players of the guitar” (Tiempo Latino).
Daniel has two main formats for Groupmuse - solo guitar concert, and flute and guitar duo concert with his partner Francesca Anderson - see https://www.groupmuse.com/events/5562-flute-and-guitar-daniel-roest-and-francesca-anderson

Daniel earned his B. Mus. (Cum Laude) and M.A., Music degrees at San Jose State University, played solo concerts aboard cruise ships to Alaska and developed an extraordinary career balancing teaching, performing and presenting other gifted guitarists. His talents include strongly connecting with an audience:
"Thanks again—beautiful concert, and just the right amount, type, and variety of stories and commentary. Excellent engagement with the audience—everyone loved it. Perfect opener for future house concerts!" (Dave Hutchinson and Anara Guard, first-time Groupmuse hosts, Sacramento, Sept. 2017)
"Daniel Roest's concert was the highlight of the year...the audience was delighted and enthralled! His relaxed manner and conversational style with information between the pieces was wonderful!” (Susan Covington, Library Programs, Folsom Public Library.)

Daniel is Artistic Director of the Sacramento Guitar Society and has presented dozens of high level classical guitar concerts in recent years. With private teaching in his Folsom studio, performing and presenting other artists, he leads a full life in the arts. www.danielguitar.com

Recent repertoire for Solo Guitar:
Pat Kirtley: Grandpa’s Lullaby
John Hartford: Presbyterian Guitar (arr. Roest)
Noad-Roest: Moorish Dance
Albeniz: Leyenda
Alonso Mudarra: Fantasía No. 10
Daniel Fortea: Mazurka
Agustin Barrios Mangore: Julia Florida and Una Limosna por el Amor de Dios
Attilio Bernardini: Caçique-Tango Brasileiro
Leo Brouwer: Simple Studies Nos. 1, 6, 9
Matteo Carcassi: Studies 3, 7, 19
Ferdinand Carulli: Andante
John Dowland/Anon/Vincenzo Gallilei: Renaissance Lute Suite
Mauro Giuliani: Etude in E minor
João Guimarães-Pernambuco: Sons de Carilloes (Sounds of Bells)
George Frideric Handel: Sarabande and Variations
Masakazu Ito: Prelude for Craig
J.S. Bach: Bourrée from First Lute Suite
J.S. Bach: Gavottes I & II in E
J.S. Bach: Little Prelude in D minor
J.S. Bach: Prelude from the First Cello Suite
J.S. Bach: Prelude No. 1 in C/ Ave Maria
Franz Schubert: Ave Maria
Antonio Lauro: El Negrito/ La Gatica/ Registro/ Vals Venezolanos 2 & 3
Luys de Narvaez: Diferencías sobre Guardáme las vacas
Federico Moreno-Tórroba: Romance of the Pines
Manuel Maria Ponce: Four Preludes / Sonatina in the style of A. Scarlatti
Rodrigo Riera: Preludio Criollo
Daniel Roest: February 4th, Traveling Music
Domenico Scarlatti: Sonata in A
Aaron Shearer: Reminiscence
Fernando Sor: Studies 2, 3, 5, 6 from Twenty Studies Segovia Edition
Alexandre Tansman: Danza Pomposa
Fracisco Tárrega: Capricho Arrabe, Recuerdos de la Alhambra, Lagrima, Adelita
Parkening-Marshall: Afro Cuban Lullaby
Arr; Roest: Folk Medley - Loch Lomond/ Red Haired Boy/ Planxty Fanny Powers/ Amazing Grace/ Simple Gifts
Arr. Roest: Take Five
Arr. Roest-Dale: One Note Samba/ Girl From Ipanema