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2017 Move Music Festival Workshops and Panel Discussion
Move Music Festival & Drome Sound announce Godfrey Townsend Guitar Clinic.
An accomplished guitarist and vocalist from New York City, Godfrey Townsend has played with some of classic rock’s biggest names including The Who’s John Entwistle, Jack Bruce of Cream, and Traffic’s Dave Mason. A master of classic rock guitar, Eric Clapton’s guitar tech Lee Dickson famously remarked “This guy’s got Clapton down better than Clapton!” Godfrey’s clinic will focus on the playing styles of the great classic rock guitar players. Classic Rock Guitar Greats A Brief History of Them, Their Styles and The Sounds They Pioneered A brief history of the evolution of rock guitar and how some of it's most prominent pioneers developed their playing styles and achieved some of their tones and effects. A discussion and demonstration of some of the guitars, amplifiers and effect pedals they chose for a particular sound. Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, Dave Gilmour, Robin Trower, Leslie West... Wah pedals, fuzz boxes and distortions, delay effects, modulation effects such as chorus, flange, rotating speaker, univibe etc.. ● More info on Godfrey Townsend available on his website: GodfreyTownsendMusic.com ● Classic Rock Guitar Greats Clinic: Parish Public house Sat April 29th 5-6 pm Free Admission
Move Music Festival & Drome Sound announce a Blake Fleming Drum Clinic.
Described as “one of the greatest drummers of our time.” by Hank Shteamer, senior editor at Rolling Stone, Blake Fleming is a percussionist known for his involvement with several influential experimental bands such as The Mars Volta. He was included in Spin.Com's 100 Greatest Drummers of Alternative music. Fleming has performed on over 50 studio albums and countless live performances from sold-out arena tours to empty clubs to performing solo with Olympic synchronized swimmers. In 2013 he released his debut solo record, Time's Up, an all drum and percussion odyssey. Breaking it Down with Blake Fleming ! After an initial solo drum performance, drummer Blake Fleming will break down in rare detail, the basic components underlying seemingly esoteric drum parts into digestible layman's terms. Not only is Fleming known for creating innovative and creative drum parts for bands like The Mars Volta, Laddio Bolocko and Dazzling Killmen, he has also been teaching privately for 30 years.This has given him the ability to convey complex rhythmic information and "break it down" to its roots and basic components, allowing any drummer from beginner to pro to grasp performance-changing concepts. This will not be a typical display of pyrotechnical drum technique where the audience is left jaw-dropped but none-the-wiser. Fleming will be "breaking it down" like a private lesson so all involved will walk away with a greater rhythmic/musical knowledge than with which they came. ● Breaking it Down with Blake Fleming: Saturday April 29th 2:00 PM at The Hollow Free Admission ● More info on Blake Fleming available on his website: Blakethedrummer.com 2017 Move Panel {The Beat on the Industry 2017}
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PAUL GREEN is best knows as the founder of the company SCHOOL OF ROCK, now an international chain with over 200 locations. He is also the apparent inspriration for Jack Black's character in the film The School of Rock, and the subject of the documentary Rock School. Paul is currently working on a college level music school, Woodstock Music Lab, as a joint venture with Woodstock Festival promoter Michael Lang, and has co-founded a new kids music school called The Paul Green Rock Academy with branches in Saugerties and Washingtonville NYC. |
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Patrick MacDougall
Patrick MacDougall: Audio engineer and adjunct professor at Syracuse University, with over 25 years of audio engineering experience. He has
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David Bourgeois
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David Bourgeois: As an artist Manager and Producer David operates Bridge Road Entertainment & White Lake Music & Post. David’s clients include Jocelyn & Chris Arndt, Universal Music Group, Discovery Communications, Nickelodeon, HGTV, TLC, and numerous others.
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Jason Keller
Jason Keller is the Afternoon Drive (3-7PM) host on 102.7 WEQX out of Manchester, Vermont. With a 50,000 watt signal, EQX continues to be one of the largest, independently owned, Alternative Rock stations in the country. The station signed on in 1984, and Jason has been doing the afternoon show, along with being EQX’s Commercial Production Director since 2013. He also enjoys contributing to the business operations, event hosting, and music programming at the station as well. |
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Peter Iselin |
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Peter Iselin is an upstate New York-based talent manager and music consultant. His Los Angeles-based management clients include composer/music supervisor Jon Ernst (who counts among his most recent credits VH1’s hit series “Hindsight” and A&E’s “Big Smo”) and composer Jeff Toyne (the Weinstein Company feature “Dirty Girl,” several Lifetime Original Movies, etc.). As a music consultant, Peter has cleared the rights to and facilitated licenses for countless music compositions and master recordings for film/TV/Internet projects and consumer marketing campaigns. Peter also handles all day-to-day licensing and business affairs for the high-end production music library Q-Factory by Robert Etoll.
April 2015
April 2015
