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Elegant solo guitar for weddings, wineries, and private events.

For over 15 years, I've performed as a solo guitarist at weddings, wineries, and private events across the Pacific Northwest — including seven years as principal guitarist at Portland's famous Grotto.

My repertoire blends timeless classical pieces with modern songs arranged in a classical style — from Pachelbel to The Beatles to today's most-requested processionals. Every set is tailored to your event, whether that's a ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner service, or an evening on the patio.

★★★★★ Rated 5 stars on Google and Thumbtack

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Or email, text, or call — I'll respond within a few hours. me@cameronjonesmusic.com | (503) 449-5913

Repertoire*

Dionisio Aguado

Study #19

 

Anonymous

Romanza (Romance)

Dos Palomas

Red River Valley

 

J.S. Bach
Air on the G String
Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring
Minuet in G

 

The Beatles
Blackbird

Here Comes the Sun

Here There and Everywhere
I Want to Hold Your Hand

In My Life

 

Ludwig van Beethoven
Ode to Joy

Leonard Cohen

Hallelujah

 

Nick Drake
Pink Moon

Eagles

Peaceful Easy Feeling

​Take It Easy

Aretha Franklin

Do Right Woman, Do Right Man

Christina Perri

A Thousand Years

Elvis Presley

Can't Help Falling In Love

 

Radiohead

No Surprises

Righteous Brothers

Unchained Melody

Edward Sharpe

Home

Frank Sinatra

Fly Me to the Moon

Francisco Tarrega
Adelita
Capricho Arabe
Lagrima

 

James Taylor
You’ve Got a Friend

The Turtles

Happy Together

 

Eddie Vedder
Tuolumne

 

Richard Wagner
Bridal Chorus (Here Comes the Bride)

Pharrell Williams

Happy

Mauro Giuliani

Op. 30, #5

Op. 30, #6

Op. 30, #18

Op. 30, #21

 

The Grateful Dead

Ripple

Youmi Kimura

Always With Me

Bruno Mars

Marry You

 

Marc Lamberg

Aubade
Deuxieme Aubade
Quatreme Aubade
Simplement I
Simplement II

 

John Mayer

Love is a Verb

 

Led Zeppelin
Tangerine

 

Edson Lopes
Canção Triste

Moto Perpetuo

 

Felix Mendelssohn
Wedding March

 

Pachelbel
Canon in D

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