Locked In: Rhythm Section Chemistry with Dave Elitch & Kevin Scott

Join us on Sunday, September 21st, from 12-2PM for "Locked In: Rhythm Section Chemistry in Live Performance and Improv ". This masterclass is presented by Dave Elitch and Kevin Scott.

Registration fee is $50.

About Dave Elitch:

With over 25 years of teaching experience, Dave Elitch has developed a reputation as the top technique/body mechanic specialist for musicians worldwide. He has helped many of the world's best players as well as top educators "get out of their own way" (Tomas Haake, Tre' Cool, David Garibaldi, Gregg Bissonette, etc.) by being as efficient as possible in regards to conservation of motion and energy so they can play to the height of their abilities creatively and pain-free for their entire career. He has released two smash-hit online courses entitled: "Getting Out Of Your Own Way' and "Staying Out Of Your Own Way." As a player, he is a regular in the LA session scene and has performed live/recorded with: Weezer, The Mars Volta, Miley Cyrus, Justin Timberlake,M83, The 1975, Killer Be Killed, Antemasque and many more.

About Kevin Scott:

Kevin Scott is a genre-defying bassist and producer known for his deep pocket, adventurous spirit, and boundless versatility. Based in Brooklyn, NY by way of the South, Kevin has toured and recorded with legends across jazz, rock, funk, hip-hop, and experimental music, including John McLaughlin, Wayne Krantz, Jimmy Herring, Govt Mule, Russell Gunn, Donny McCaslin, FORQ, and Col. Bruce Hampton. Equally at home in the studio or on stage, his sound fuses raw improvisation with deep groove and sonic exploration. Kevin is also a dedicated educator, a co-founder of the experimental label 29th Street Editions, and a driving force behind projects like WAXpaper and Wednesday Night Titans (with drummer Zach Danziger). Whether anchoring a band or pushing musical boundaries, he brings intensity, heart, and instinct to everything he plays.

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