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Marc Malsegna

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Marc Malsegna is an NYC-based guitarist. He holds his BM in Guitar performance from Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA. Marc specializes in Jazz, Gospel, R&B, Pop and Rock genres. Some of Marc’s notable career highlights include: playing guitar for two-time Emmy Award winner, Derek Hough (Macy’s Fireworks Spectacular Live on NBC), BANNERS on the Ryan and Kelly Show, Performances with legendary jazz saxophonist George Garzone, opening up for Miranda Lambert and Josh Turner at Country Jam Colorado with up and coming country artist Caroline Gray, two national tour’s of Rockin’ Road to Dublin produced by Alchemy Productions, additionally Marc has been working as a pit musician for multiple Broadway shows in NYC such as Frozen, Pretty Woman The Musical, School of Rock The Musical, Little Shop of Horrors (Off Broadway) and the world premiere of Clueless the Musical (Off-Broadway). He is currently performing his original jazz/fusion music with his trio around NYC and has a debut EP out called “Light In The City”. Marc proudly endorses GHS strings, Chicken Picks, RockBox electronics, Moody Leather and JH audio IEM and demonstrates select products from several of these companies every January at the NAMM show in Anaheim, CA.

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