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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.

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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.

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​★★★★★ 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

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Leonard Cohen

Hallelujah

 

Nick Drake
Pink Moon

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Eagles

Peaceful Easy Feeling

​Take It Easy

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Aretha Franklin

Do Right Woman, Do Right Man

Christina Perri

A Thousand Years

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Elvis Presley

Can't Help Falling In Love

 

Radiohead

No Surprises

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Righteous Brothers

Unchained Melody

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Edward Sharpe

Home

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Frank Sinatra

Fly Me to the Moon​

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Francisco Tarrega
Adelita
Capricho Arabe
Lagrima

 

James Taylor
You’ve Got a Friend

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The Turtles

Happy Together

 

Eddie Vedder
Tuolumne

 

Richard Wagner
Bridal Chorus (Here Comes the Bride)

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Pharrell Williams

Happy

Mauro Giuliani

Op. 30, #5

Op. 30, #6

Op. 30, #18

Op. 30, #21

 

The Grateful Dead

Ripple

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Youmi Kimura

Always With Me

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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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