ASIA INTERNATIONAL GUITAR FESTIVAL & COMPETITION 2025
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CGO (Classic Guitar Orchestra), Bangkok

CGO (Classic Guitar Orchestra) - Founded in 2016, consists of alto cembalo, alto, prime, prime cembalo, bass, contra bass guitars and guitarron. With variety of sizes and sounds they are perfect combination in terms of dynamic, tone color and special effects. Encouraged by Mr. Sumio Kurosawa and Mr. Yuichi Imai to organize the orchestra. CGO now has 9 members. Nationalities are Thai, Japanese, and Italian. CGO intends to play concerto and orchestral music. Classical and popular music are also arranged to play.
Orchestra Manager - Sira Tindukasiri
Music Director – Sira Tindukasiri


​Alto guitar (Violin1st&2nd)
- The alto guitar is tuned a 5th higher than the prime (classical guitar) guitar. The short scale makes it possible to play high technique music. It is the most popular guitar in the guitar orchestra.

Prime guitar (Viola) - This is the traditional normal size guitar using nylon strings.
Bass guitar (Cello) - It is tuned a 4th lower than the prime guitar and 1 octave lower than the alto guitar. It takes an important part with the alto and prime guitar in a guitar orchestra. The rich sound with strong dynamic is attractive to the human heart.
Contrabass guitar (Double Bass) - As the contrabass guitar is tuned 1 octave lower than the prime guitar, it is possible for a player to use the same music scores. The length of the strings is the longest of the orchestral guitars. The rich sound with a hard core builds a bridge between the bass guitar and the guitarron. It pushes the sounds of the bass family to the back of concert halls.
Guitarron (Double Bass or Timpani) - The Guitarron is tuned 1 octave lower than the prime guitar. The strings are very thick, and the body is very big. The sound is so unique completely unlike the others. It is the most important guitar in a guitar orchestra because the rich and warm sound wraps the whole sound of the guitar orchestra in its deep bosom. It has the same range as the contrabass guitar. The dynamic style of playing attracts people's attention everywhere.
Alto cembalo Guitar – Alto guitar with steel strings. It is tuned a 5th higher than the prime guitar, and creates a splendid sound when played with needles. It is necessary to play baroque music. By changing the thickness of the needles and the position of play, even the sound of the mandolin and the zither can be created.
Prime cembalo Guitar – Normal size guitar with steel strings.



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    • Application Form AIGF 2025
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  • Competition Open Category 2025
    • TERMS OF ADMISSION - COMPETITION OPEN 2025
  • JUNIOR COMPETITION 2025
    • TERMS OF ADMISSION - JUNIOR COMPETITION 2025
  • Information
    • Festival Organizing Committee >
      • Contact
      • About the Festival >
        • Pictures Gallery
        • Links
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  • AIGF 2024
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      • Festival Program 2024
  • AIGF 2023
    • Festival Booklet 2023
  • AIGF 2022
    • Competition 2022 Results
    • Competition 2022 Time and Order >
      • Junior Competition 2022
    • Jury member AIGF 2022
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    • Concerts
    • Masterclass Monching Carpio
    • Festival Poster 2022 >
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  • AIGF 2021
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  • AIGF 2020
    • Festival Booklet 2020
    • Results Competition 2020
    • AIGF 2020 Press release
    • Program opening concert Friday 7 August 2020
    • Program 7 August 2020
    • Program 8 August 2020
  • History of the festival 2001 to 2019