Rufus Philpot – Bass Guitar Masterclass

08 Nov 2012

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ACM is once again pleased to welcome London born bass guitarist Rufus Philpot to deliver a bass masterclass on 29th November.

Rufus, who was invited to join the faculty of the world renowned Drummers/Bass Collective, has a performance and recording portfolio that includes the likes of

Randy Brecker
Bill Evans
Jeff Golub
Dave Samuels
Mark Whitfield
Minu Cinelu
David Gilmore
Buddy Williams
Al Di Meola
Joel Rosenblatt

Rufus will be visiting ACM on 29th November to deliver a Bass Guitar masterclass in Room 14 starting at 4pm. Tickets are strictly limited and available from ACM’s Student Relations.

For more information about Rufus Philpot, visit his website or follow him on Facebook and Twitter.

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