About me

Award-winning classical guitarist
Stephanie Jones’ childhood resonated with the sound of music from a very young age.
She played many instruments, beginning first with the piano, and progressing to the violin, viola, saxophone and flute. However, it was the guitar with its captivating range of sounds and great versatility that especially appealed to her, and it quickly became her first love.
Stephanie Jones is an active soloist and chamber musician who is currently based in Germany and studying Konzertexamen at the University of Music Franz Liszt with Prof. Thomas Müller-Pering.
Stephanie continues to perform extensively around the globe in multiple tours and festivals, and has also released two solo albums “Colours of Spain” (2015), and “Bach, the Fly, and the Microphone” (2009). She is also a member of the renowned Weimar Guitar Quartet, this year releasing their debut album.
She has also won numerous awards in prestigious competitions, including first prize at the Hannabach Guitar competition, Uppsala International Guitar Festival Competition, and Fine Music Network Young “Virtuoso of the Year” Competition.
Stephanie is passionate about sharing her music with others and is recognised as an innovative and deeply musical artist.
She plays a 2012 spruce top guitar by Perth luthier Paul Sheridan, a 2020 crossover guitar by Daniel Zucali, and a double top spruce guitar by Altamira.
Partners

Weimar Guitar Quartet
The Weimar Guitar Quartet is an enchanting innovation in the world of chamber music. The ensemble consists of Stephanie Jones, Karmen Stendler, Hanna Link and Jakob Schmidt. The four renowned musicians from Australia, Slovenia and Germany played their first concert together in 2016. Since then they have been inseparable on stage, where they delighted their listeners with an unmistakable enthusiasm for all sounds the guitar has to offer.

Guitarlift
Guitarlift is a modern guitar support that features absolute stability and versatility.
As individual as players, attitudes, guitars and seat heights may be, Guitarlift offers each and every guitarist their most natural playing position
This support also prevents the dampening of the ribs and back of the guitar, an aspect that is important for the sound development and projection of the instrument.
