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    Moving Beyond “What to Play?” and Developing Charisma as an Improviser

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    Anibal Rojas’ Road to High-Profile Gigs, Plus His Method for Incorporating Melodic Shapes

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Moving Far Beyond Jazz with Innovative Saxophonist Mike Casey

Introduction As many people know, becoming a full-time musician, is no easy feat (with or without a global  pandemic). It has become increasingly difficult for even somewhat-established artists to maintain a steady stream of income due to fewer jazz clubs and heightened competition from other musicians vying for a smaller pool of gigs. Although jazz [read more…]

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Entering a New Creative Realm by “Painting with Sound”

We have two lives: the one we learn with and the one we live after that.  — Bernard Malamud Part 1 A few years ago I walked into a saxophone shop and asked the owner if he had heard a certain recording by legendary avant garde composer and saxophonist John Zorn. I was making musical [read more…]

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Immanuel Wilkins on Incorporating Your Influences, Playing With A Drone, and Much More

  Intro If you aren’t already checking out rising young alto star, Immanuel Wilkins’ playing and projects, here is a rundown of what you need to know. Biography Immanuel Wilkins is a Saxophonist, Composer, Arranger, and Bandleader from the greater Philadelphia-area. Immanuel honed his skills in the church as well as studied in jazz programs like [read more…]

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Adapting Bach’s Goldberg Variations for Saxophone

Back in March when the COVID-19 quarantine went into effect, it took me a few weeks to gain my bearings. The shock and disbelief of watching all my upcoming tours, performances, and plans get cancelled day after day seemed too surreal to be true. I wasn’t playing my instrument much in those first few weeks. [read more…]

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The Gear Behind the “Buzz” Around B.S.S (Boston Sax Shop)

I have been following Jack Finucane at the increasingly-popular Boston Sax Shop for quite some time. Since the introduction of the Balam Back Strap, Jack has expanded his product line to include his own necks (Heritage Neck), neck-straps (Newbury Street & Deluxe), cases (Ambassador Case for tenor and alto), reeds (B.S.S.), and most recently his [read more…]

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Multi-Faceted Saxophonist Braxton Cook’s Unique Journey, Plus Overtones and 12-Hour Practice Sessions

Biography From touring with Christian Scott to working on and producing his own music, Braxton Cook is not your average saxophone player. His high level of execution on the saxophone as well as business-savviness is something many young and experienced musicians  should strive for. For those of you who are not already checking out Braxton, [read more…]

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