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Teen Jazz Artists
Dylan Lewis - Saxophone
Dylan Lewis, 15 years old
Bellevue, WA
Interlake High School
Saxophone, playing 4 years
Cannonball Big Bell Stone Series Gerald Albright Signature Tenor
King Super 20 Alto
Runyon Quantum -tenor mouthpiece
Meyer 6M - tenor mouthpiece
Vandoren V16 Metal - alto mouthpiece
Brancher Ligature-alto
FL Ultimate Ligature - tenor
BG Metal Jazz ligature - tenor
Fibracell reeds
Four years ago, Dylan first started doing music because his mother told him it would get into a good college, and since he has grown to love and enjoy performing (especially jazz). Dylan Lewis is an aspiring professional musician; he plays in the first jazz band at his school, Interlake High School, and participates in many other jazz related activities during the summer.
Some of Dylan’s influences include Gerald Albright, Branford Marsalis, Bill Wicker (his teacher). Eric Marienthal, Lee Ritenour (Dylan plays guitar in addition to saxophone), Stan Getz and the Big Man. Dylan has studied with Bill Wicker and Bruce Hall.
In the future, Dylan hopes to work and earn enough money so that he can be a professional musician.
Dylan’s other hobbies include sports and weight lifting.
Teen Jazz offers one page hosting with space for a bio and a picture for Teen Jazz Musicians (or just young musicians, you do not necessarily have to be a "jazz musician"). If you are interested in being added to Teen Jazz, there are two ways that you can become a Teen Jazz Artist;
(A) You can write your own biography, including your name, how many years you have been playing, and where you are from and send it to Shannon Kennedy, or
(B) you can fill out the Teen Jazz Artists form to apply for eligibility.
Either way is easy and will only take you a few minutes. Don't miss out on this great opportunity for exposure!
Check out what the future of music looks like here with these talented young teen jazz artists.
Teen Jazz is also looking for young Jazz Artist features, so you could become a feature if you apply. In any of the boxes, state that you are interested in being featured, list your website, and Teen Jazz will see if you will be the next feature. You will be notified by email.
(A) You cannot submit one sentence answers to the Teen Jazz Artist Application form questions, they must be a short paragraph.
(B) You must respond to the confirmation email that you receive from Shannon Kennedy after you submit your profile or your profile will not be published on Teen Jazz.
(C) Pictures and Contact Information on your page are optional, but let us at Teen Jazz know if you would like to have both or either on your profile.
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