Frequently Asked Questions.

Q. How do I become a member?

A. The QGS does not require formal membership to enjoy the benefits of our Concert Series and Master Classes. In other words membership is free. We ask only that you try and attend at least one concert a year. In return we will send you our brochure at the beginning of the year and provide you with reminders about coming concerts. You can receive this information via email or by post. Please fill in the  membership form.

Q. How do you contact me?

A.  Enter your details in the membership form.

Q. What about Concessions?

A. Concessions are available for students and pensioners

Q. Is there a contact number for ticketing problems?

A. 07 3300 1654Q.

Q.Is there a suggestions box?

A. Yes, on Membership and feedback pages.

Q. What happens if I am late for a concert?

A. Tut tut, you will be asked to wait outside the door and allowed in at a suitable break in the performance (usually at the end of a selection).

Q. What should I do if I loose my tickets?

A. Contact the ticket manager. 

Q. Are there always seats available on the night?

A. Yes. There are 250 seats in the auditorium.

Q. Can I pre book selected seats?

A. Yes, if the seats you require are not already taken.

Q. Where are the Concerts?

A. See concert venue.

Q. How long are the concerts?

A. Concerts begin at 8pm and finish around 9.45pm. There is a 20 minute interrmission. There is also an informal gathering after the concert at the Cafe Nouveau, West End, Brisbane.

Q. Is there plenty of parking?

A. Yes. See concert venue  for a map.

Q. What kind of music is played?

A. Predominately classical and flamenco guitar music performed on traditional classical and flamenco guitars. The music is international in flavour and ensembles featuring the guitar and other instruments are frequently featured.

Q. What happens if concert details are altered?

A. These details will be placed on the web site. You will also be notified if possible. Also please see Tickets sales conditions 

Q. Are there meetings or get togethers for local players?

A. After every concert there is an informal get-together at Cafe Nouveau, West End, where the audience can meet the performer. There is an annual general meeting around November.

Q. What about disabled access and provisions for those with hearing disabilities?

A. There is disabled access from the ground floor car park. Those with hearing disabilities can be allocated seats close to the stage.

Q. Are there refreshments available?

A. Yes, at interval. Tea, coffee and soft drinks are available.