The EKU Guitar Program features undergraduate and graduate guitar majors and minors performing literature that spans from the Renaissance to the modern era. The members are pursuing degrees in either music performance, education, composition, or marketing. Their guitar education focuses on applied lessons, theory, history, literature, and pedagogy. The EKU Guitar Ensemble performs frequently to enthusiastic audiences at regional universities, secondary and elementary schools, civic groups, churches, and similar venues. The group can also divide into smaller assortments of quartets, trios, and duos, depending upon the demands of the engagement. Please contact Dennis Davis, the director of guitar studies at EKU, to schedule a performance or to learn more about the guitar program at EKU.

Dennis Davis directs the guitar program at Eastern Kentucky University. The program features courses in guitar ensemble, pedagogy, history, and improvisation. Guitar majors, minors, and elective students may select between several degree options including performance, theory/composition, music industry, and education. World renown guest artists visit, perform, and teach masterclasses at EKU annually. Guitar majors tour twice each year and perform at major festivals and competitions. Scholarships are available to qualified students.