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the website      of                                                     

                                   guitarist

                                             Adam  

               Schlozman     

                                               +   

 solo

project

                  known           as

                                       schemada 

photo: Amina Shaw

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sample work as a sideman:

schemada

Kansas City based guitarist, and multi-instrumental producer, Adam Schlozman is the musical mind behind his solo artist project "schemada". Chasm Spasm pt. 1 is the first iteration of his debut full-length solo album incorporating a colorful palette of jazz improvisation and sonically vintage yet contextually reimagined electronic beat music.

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Musician, Artist, Educator

Born and based out of Kansas City, Missouri — the guitar has been my primary instrument most of my life. Through a wide variety projects and collaborations, I have been extensively performing, as well as recording in sessions for albums and music for films as a sideman or producer, while maintaining a private teaching practice as well as a position at the University of Missouri Kansas City Conservatory of Music in the jazz studies program. A major aspect of my artistic output is my self-produced project as “schemada” -- the music I release as a solo artist is heavily influenced and adapted in the electronic/modern direction with my roots and formal training and study in traditional forms of music. Live performances, remote or in-person recording sessions, remote or in-person lessons are all services I offer.

If you want to talk more, feel free to reach me at aschloz@gmail.com

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                     learn how to practice more effectively                             

find fresh inspiration                 

              create goals and grow faster towards them

become “addicted” to music       

                       

                      start collaborating with other musicians       

dive into improvisation     

                     

                 apply music theory in ways you can use 

   expand your rhythmic vocabulary  

         

                             utilize the technologies of music—DAWs, hardware, synthesis, notation software

     put as much emphasis on the CRAFT as the ART

for more info email me at lessonswithadams@gmail.com