Kieron Pepper
,
Steve Barney
and
Mark Richardson
are just some of the guest tutors at this year´s summer schools at the
Brighton Institute of Modern Music
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.
The
Ultimate Summer School
(6-9 August) will focus on playing
pop
,
indie
,
blues
and
funk
, by acts such as
,
Bloc Party
and
The Killers
.
The
Kerrang!
Metal Summer School
(13-16 August) will focus on the heavier sounds of
metal
,
punk
and
rock
, studying and playing the styles of such bands as
,
Funeral For A Friend
and
Bullet For My Valentine
.
The
Highway To Hell
Kerrang!
Metal Summer School
(18 August) which again focuses on heavier music, will see the metal tutors and guests on a
double decker tour bus ride
taking the metal to
Nottingham
´s
Rock City
.
All the summer schools are open to drummers, guitarists, bassists and singers - so make sure you tell your bandmates about them too! Each course offers the opportunity to study technical development and live performance skills under the supervision of the biggest names in music. The full list of drum tutor is as follows:
Kieron Pepper
, (The Prodigy),
Steve Barney
, (Sugababes/Annie Lennox),
Mark Richarson
, (Feeder),
Jason Bowld
, (Get Amped/Pitchshifter/This Is Menace),
Vinnie Lammi
, (Mel C),
Hayley Cramer
, (McQueen) and
Memby Jago
, (Ghost Of A Thousand).
For more information, or to book a place, contact BIMM on 01273 626666, email
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