Use main doors on King St. Opposite Roy Thomson Hall in the Entertainment District. Conveniently located next to St. Andrew’s subway station.
Advance Tickets: $35 General | $30 Seniors | $15 Students
At the Door: $40 | $35 | $20

Advance Tickets available through Eventbrite at above link. Tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded after purchase unless the event is cancelled. In that case, a refund will be issued within 60 days.

Raphaël Feuillâtre was born in 1996 and began classical guitar lessons at the age of 9, igniting his lifelong love and mastery of the guitar.  In 2012, he entered the Conservatory at Nantes and, three years later, was accepted into the class of Roland Dyens at the Paris National Superior Conservatory of Music and Dance where he obtained his Bachelor of Performing Arts degree in 2017 with highest honours. In 2019, Raphael completed his Master’s in Classical Guitar Performance.

Following his win at the 2018 Guitar Foundation of America (GFA) International Concert Artist Competition, classical guitar’s most prestigious competition, Raphaël completed the recording of his second CD for the Naxos Label, and set out on a nine-month tour of North America.  Other tours had included performances in the United States, Canada, Europe and South America as a soloist, masterclass teacher and outreach ambassador.

Prior to the 2018 GFA win, Raphaël participated in various other international guitar competitions obtaining several major awards. In 2017, he won 1^st prize in the International Guitar Competition Jose Tomas- Villa Petrer in Spain which awarded him the opportunity to record his first album with JSM Guitar records.  In 2015, Raphael won 1^st prize in the Concours & Festival de Guitare de Fontenay sous Bois (France), followed by other award -winning performances in Europe.

Raphaël now divides his time between performing and teaching and holds a permanent teaching position at the Music School of Villeneuve-la-Garenne in the Paris region.  

Raphaël is an endorsed by Savarez, one of the world’s leading string manufacturers (founded in 1770).