Fabulous, incredible, cant say enough. This was a wonderful, memorable experience, one of the best weekends of my life! It was a joy through and through. All the faculty were very helpful. It was wonderful to see and hear Bob Carlin and Brad Leftwich jamming together. It was also great to participate in a jam with Alan Jabbour. The whole experience was a joyful high the whole weekend. Thank you all so much!! (Brian Nolan: Salem, Virginia )
This camp offers a great opportunity for exposure to some of the greatest instructors/players in the country. Just getting together with the student body would be worth it, but the faculty do a great job of preventing banjo chaos. Im looking forward to SBC #5. See you again next year! (John Catches: High Springs, Florida)
This is an exceptional music camp. You not only learn repertoire and technique, but also strategies to be a more creative musician (Ellen Stahl: Tamarac, Florida)
Good music, good friends, good food, and I always take away a years good stuff to work on. (Jeannie Greenfield Lamb: Trenton, Florida)
Outstanding! This camp is a real high point of the year for me. (Bill Griffin: Atlanta, Georgia)
Worth the 20 hours of driving. A pleasure! (Harold Mandell: Corbin, Kentucky)
Better than I could have ever expected. Absolutely great! (Adam Zimmerman: Brechin, Ontario, Canada)
Delightful experience! (Patrick Plumlee: Jacksonville, Florida)
I would recommend the camp to any banjo player (George Verwys: Vestal, New York)
I thoroughly enjoyed this experience. Instructors were friendly and helpful without exception. (Cheryl Malinowski: Jacksonville, Florida)
From my perspective, the entire weekend was outstanding. (John Malinowski: Jacksonville, Florida)
My first camp for banjo A/OK! (Fred Wilson: Live Oak, Florida )
The instruction, the friendliness, the location and more, like even the international presence among the participants!!! (Jane Perry-Camp Schiffman: Tallahassee, Florida)
Seeing, hearing, meeting the big guys and the helpful, experienced participants. A great orientation to the banjo world! (Peggy Martin: Acworth, Georgia)
Exposure to so much excellent music, musicianship, commitment, style, etc. (Steve Sherrill: Altoona, Pennsylvania)
Small enough for a lot of interaction with instructors; well organized schedule (Patrick Plumlee: Jacksonville, Florida)
Exposure to the experts and their views (Ron Whisler: Edgewater, Florida )
Great instructors (George Verwys: Vestal, New York)
How approachable the instructors are. (Adam Zimmerman: Brechin, Ontario, Canada)
Friendliness of instructors (John Keldahl: Fort Valley, Georgia)
Accesibility and friendliness of the instructors.(Jim Shroka: St. Augustine, Florida )
Instructors, quality and accessibility; nice location and facilities (Ed Wells: Morrow, Georgia)
Willingness of instructors to teach in a non-intimidating manner (Kevin Rapp:, Halifax, Pennsylvania)