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Beyond Bass Camp

Posted by Benjamin on April 23, 2009 Filed under: Events, Lessons tagged: Beyond Bass Camp, London, Steve Lawson

 

If you can get to London, this sounds very interesting! The acclaimed teacher and solo artist, Steve Lawson is putting on Beyond Bass Camp, a one day event looking at the bass as a vehicle for music, both within the tradition of the bass guitar, and beyond it as a tool for self-expression. Looking at technical, theoretical and mechanical aspects of making music with a bass. Knowing Steve, it will be blogged, tweeted and streamed around the Interwebs. However, being there will be the real deal:

“The idea for BBC came out of the masterclasses I teach in Northern California every January. For years I’ve been doing a day long workshop on bass, varying the focus slightly each time to cover different aspects of what we do as bassists and musicians, but all with the aim of helping musicians unlock their own musical voice, whether that be playing bass in a blues band, or writing their own solo compositions. The attendees reported back that they found it hugely useful, and a many became regulars coming back year after year to develop the themes and ideas of the classes.” Steve Lawson

The workshop will be run in London, initially once a month but with plans to expand. It will also be available as a ‘travel package’ – so get your requests in. There will be more information will be available soon. If you do the RSS thing, then you can subscribe to the RSS feed, I’ll post updates here too.

 

If you know of other bass events, do let us know – it’s good to spread the word!

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5 Responses to “Beyond Bass Camp”

  1. Tucson Bass Player, on April 24th, 2009 at 2:29 PM Said:

    Steve Lawson is the man! Thanks for getting me up to date with him.

    Great post

  2. Bass player, on April 30th, 2009 at 11:02 AM Said:

    Steven Lawson IS the shiz!
    shizzle my nizzle, carizzle!
    No, but seriously, thank you!

  3. Benjamin, on May 4th, 2009 at 9:15 AM Said:

    The sessions have filled up fast – check back on Steve’s site!

  4. Gavin, on May 18th, 2009 at 2:40 PM Said:

    Hi. Nice looking blog. I’ve been thinking about getting back into playing the bass – haven’t played since I was a kid when I wasn’t as committed as I should have been! I’d love to attend the BBC but I think my current ability would be a little embarrassing. Seems like a pretty good community going here though so hope to check back and maybe get the inspiration to pick the bass back up.

  5. Benjamin, on May 25th, 2009 at 7:12 PM Said:

    Hi Gavin! Get stuck in!

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