Masters of the Telecaster Guitar Camp

Drum-roll… Here’s the starting line up for Masters of the Telecaster 2024!

Albert Lee! Bill Frisell! Brent Mason! Larry Campbell! G.E.Smith! Jon Herington! Guthrie Trapp! Redd Volkaert! Adam Levy! Joe Louis Walker! Carolyn Wonderland! Cindy Cashdollar! ... and your hosts, Jim Weider and Joel Harrison.

You’ll learn studio tricks, hybrid picking, slide, new chords. You’ll work on rhythm chops, tone, ensemble playing, and, for those interested, mixing jazz elements with blues, rock n’ roll and country. We’re looking not just to the past but to the future of guitar, the goal being your own unique blend. You’ll meet an array of fellow pickers and develop lifelong associations at our nighttime interactive jam sessions… and just hangin’ out with this wonderful community of guitar enthusiasts.

All levels of players are encouraged to attend, and learn from and play with these grand masters. We’ll have something for everyone. If you’re not a player, but simply a lover of great music, bring your good spirit! This event will be not only highly informative and educational – but lots of great fun.

You do NOT need to own or play a Telecaster to attend this camp! Gibsons, Strats, Epiphones, and all the rest are welcome. Our focus is on music, not a single instrument, and, in fact, all of our teachers own many different kinds of guitars. Our concerts and classes will speak to you no matter what axe you own, and where you come from musically.

All camp activities will be held at Full Moon Resort. Full Moon features an eclectic array of comfortable, air conditioned country-inn accommodations from simple B&B style guest rooms with shared hallway baths to premium cottages equipped with private mountain view deck, "smart" TV and luxury bathrooms. “Primitive” campsites and luxury, pre-set glamping packages are also available.

Accommodations are just steps away from daily activities. Enjoy the spring-fed swimming pool, and walking paths along the pristine Esopus Creek, and explore the splendors of the Catskills on the nearby network of hiking trails.

For more information, visit www.mastersofthetelecaster.org
or contact our team at (845) 254-8009 | contact@masterscollective.org