Colin Fullerton is an award-winning guitarist from Winston-Salem, NC whose work as a classical soloist has taken him across the US and Europe. Over the past eight years since completing his master’s degree at the University of Texas at Austin, he has established himself as one of the leading young guitarists in New York City, collaborating extensively across a variety of genres. Highlights have included solo recitals on the “Plucked Horizons,” “Odeon,” and Brooklyn Classical Guitar Society concert series’, as well as solo and chamber appearances in a diversity of settings including Mezzrow, Theater for the New City, Merkin Hall, The Owl Music Parlor, Rockwood Hall, Spectrum, National Sawdust, and over 50 house concerts through the Groupmuse organization. A proponent of contemporary music, he was a founding member of the “Blue Morpho” ensemble at his alma mater, Columbus State University, and he has premiered and recorded multiple new chamber works during his time in New York.

As a teacher, Colin operates a private studio from his home in Brooklyn and provides online guitar lessons to students around the globe, in addition to former positions held at the Music Conservatory of Westchester and the Diller-Quaile School of Music. In the Fall of 2024 he will be relocating to North Carolina, where he looks forward to starting a new chapter as the guitar instructor at Duke University’s Department of Music. His primary teachers have included Patrick Lui, Joseph Pecoraro, Andrew Zohn, and Adam Holzman.