Former NEVERMORE/TESTAMENT Guitarist To Join The Institute's Visiting Faculty

September 29, 2008

Acclaimed guitarist Steve Smyth (NEVERMORE, TESTAMENT, DRAGONLORD, VICIOUS RUMOURS) will join the visiting faculty at London's The Institute of Contemporary Music Performance. Steve will bring with him his incredible skills, his valuable time and his wealth of knowledge and expertise — all now exclusively available to Institute students.

Steve has played on the biggest festival stages in the world with some of the biggest festival names in metal. With his experience at the highest professional levels, his obvious dedication to the art of guitar and his friendly easygoing manner, Steve is bound to be a hugely popular addition to the team.

As a member of the visiting faculty, Steve will be a regular visitor to the Institute, bringing with him his incredible skills and wealth of knowledge and experience. Steve will also be available for private tuition, the first session starting on October 18.

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