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RUSH's NEIL PEART To Serve As Panelist At L.A. Music Academy's 'Drummer Reality Camp'

March 15, 2012

Drummer Neil Peart of Canadian rock legends RUSH has been confirmed as one of the panelists at L.A. Music Academy's third Drummer's Reality Camp, set to take place June 27-30 at Los Angeles Music Academy College Of Music (and one day at DrumChannel.com studios). Neil will be part of a roundtable discussion taking place on Friday, June 29, which will also include Doane Perry and other special guests.

The Drummer's Reality Camp will be dealing with intermediate and advanced material. Students must have a minimum of one year of private lessons. The minimum age is 14. All students under 18 must submit a Liability Release Form.

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