Student Talent

Vocal performance. Mad World a Tears for Fears song beautifully sung by Olimpia E. in the vein of Gary Jules.

Jarrett

Monster Music Student Showcase— January 31, 2010 —Jarrett on Drums

The Army of 4

Monster Music Student Showcase— January 31, 2010 — Ryan Hauser-Vocals & Guitar, Ryan Maloney-Drums, Nick Orlowski-Bass Guitar, J.T. Jaronczyk-Rhythm Guitar

Monster students John Gallo (Bass) Jeremy Wexler (drums) Chris Rispoli (Lead Guitar) and Kevin Carbone (rhythm guitar) performed an incredibly tight and rousing rendition of Guns N Roses’ Sweet Child of Mine.

On February 10th Monster Music held its latest showcase where any Monster Music student who would like to perform has an opportunity to do so. We held this showcase at Madison Hall, which is adjacent to our Rockville Centre store. Seventeen acts consisting of 23 Monster Music students perforned before an audience of more than 100.

The were guitar shredders, singer/songwriters, young vocalists, Jazz sax, piano and cello performers. Ages of the performers ranged from ranged in ages from a 9 year old vocalist right up to a 75 year old blues guitar student! There was no charge whatsoever to perform, and everyone — performers and audience members alike — had an incredible time!

Arnie Carroll, one of the hundreds of adult students at Monster, gets the Showcase started with a blues jam with the help of his instructor, Ed Moreno

Elizabeth Gergel (pictured left) belts out a number from “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” along with her Vocal coach, Jacky Toner (pictured right).

Though only playing guitar for less than six months, Monster students Casey Curran (pictured left) and Steve Cangelosi (pictured right) had no reluctance to take the stage for this showcase. They were joined on drums by Steve’s very talented younger brother, and fellow Monster student, Ryan Cangelosi.

Monster Music Bass student John Gallo, not only looking incredibly cool, but backing it up with some killer playing.