About this Event
Whether you are new to metal music or a seasoned Metalhead, you will find much to appreciate and enjoy from this lecture. David Marvuglio will discuss the origins and evolution of Metal Music as well as its cultural impact. Learn about the pioneering artists and songs that shaped this genre of music into what it is today. All are welcome to join as we explore this exciting genre, as well as the subcultures and subgenres that have emerged from it.
About the Presenter
David Marvuglio is a bassist, educator and internationally touring musician and clinician. He has pioneered courses on Metal, Punk, Hardcore, and Indie Rock styles at Berklee College of Music. He is the current bassist for Daath (Metal Blade Records). He has performed and recorded with such artists as Ice Nine Kills, Victor Wooten, Alex Skolnick, Paul Masvidal, Jeff Loomis, Sarah Longfield, and The Smyrk. He is the author of Metal Bass Lines on Berklee Press / Hal Leonard.
Past Talks in this Series:
- 9/10: The Roots of Rock n' Roll with Delvyn Case
- 10/15: A History of Jazz with Steve Bass
This program is made possible by the generous sponsorship of the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library. To find out more about their work and how you can get involved, visit the Friends of the Library webpage.
Event venue & nearby stays
Thomas Crane Public Library, 40 Washington Street, Quincy, United States
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