Paul Lingerman, Guitar

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Paul Lingerman has a bachelors degree in jazz guitar performance from the University Of The Arts.  He plays and teaches 8 instruments (mainly guitar) and has been performing in the Philadelphia area since the early 90s.  Everything from small cafe's and jazz clubs to opening for famous acts such as Twisted Sister, Yngwie Malmsteen, Michelle Branch, Fuel, Stanley Clarke and Judas Priest.   He is fluent in many styles of music from blues and bluegrass to rock, metal and classical.  Currently he is playing gigs with his jazz trio and teaching 6 days a week in Bucks and Montgomery counties.

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