Scott Verville is a multi-talented, well-rounded musician. He is currently performing with the Navy Band in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He's in charge of running the rock band which he performs on guitar, sings, and composes for a variety of performances and off-the-island tours. He also performs as a trumpet instrumentalist in a number of different ensembles.

Scott holds a Bachelors Degree in Music Education from the University of Central Florida and a Masters Degree in Jazz Composition and Arranging from the University of South Florida. While putting himself through school, Scott performed in many different rock and top 40 bands in the Orlando area where he honed his skills as a guitarist, singer and composer. He also performed at Disney World and Sea World theme parks as a trumpet instrumentalist to help make ends meet.

After finishing grad school, he worked with the Army Band for 4 years as a musician. His duties included guitarist and lead vocalist of the rock band, solo and lead trumpet in the jazz bands, and staff arranger. After his tour with the Army, Scott immediately joined on with the Navy music program where he's been performing ever since. Scott really enjoys being a military musician; he literally is getting to perform music in all parts of the globe.

Scott has performed for President Clinton, President Bush and many other high-ranking government officials from around the world. He has also performed with, or opened for: Blood Sweat and Tears, Lee Greenwood, Rob McConnel, Marcus Printup, Barry Greene, Peter Erskine, Jamey Aebersold, and many others…

Today, along with performing in the Navy Band on a daily basis, Scott also loves to write and record a lot of his own music. In his job he plays such a variety of music that it influences him to compose in a variety of different styles. You can check out some of his music at:
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/verville

"Thank you Dave and the US Masters team. This is without a doubt the best guitar I've ever owned!! (and I've owned a lot) It is everything you promised and more. US Masters, 'I salute you.' Thanks again, and keep up the great work."

MU1 Scott Verville
US Navy Band
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii