DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (Feb. 10, 2015) – Four of the nation’s, if not the world’s, top guitar wizards will converge on Daytona State College’s News-Journal Center in beautiful downtown Daytona Beach, Fla., April 17-19 to share their techniques during the college’s first-ever Nashville Guitar Camp.
The camps will be led by Nashville guitar icons Pat Bergeson, Richard Smith and Guthrie Trapp, each world-renowned in the music industry for their mastery and particular style of play. Joining them will be jazz guitar great Barry Greene.
“This is a great opportunity for any serious guitar enthusiast interested in learning new skills and techniques from four of the best ax men around,” said Jake Niceley, assistant chair of the Mike Curb College and head of Daytona State’s Associate of Science in Music Production Technology program. “These are world-class guitar players who want to be a part of our program. They are attracted by the sophistication of our facility, the fact that our academic program focuses on high-level music production and, most of all, by the caliber of our students.”
The college’s News-Journal Center is a two-theater venue featuring the most cutting-edge technology available within its two production studios, rehearsal and isolation rooms.
The weekend camp will include a Friday kickoff concert followed by intensive lectures, classes and evening jams that cover a range of topics, including studio techniques, fingerstyle, jazz, blues, rock, country and more. Registration is limited to 50 guitar players.
The cost for the camp is $600 per person. For details and to register, visit www.nashvilleguitarcamp.net.
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