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Saxophonist & Flutist Shannon Watson | Teen Jazz Artist
[twocol_one] When did you first begin seriously studying your instrument? Back in 5th grade when everyone was signing up for either orchestra, band or general music, I knew I just wanted to do something because general music was just awful! So deciding to do flute was because my mother’s favorite movie had this solo piece …
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Common Mistakes Made By Young Saxophonists
Hi everyone, this is Rheuben. I’m going to talk to you about some of the common mistakes made by young saxophonists. And the first thing that happens with most young saxophonists and the most important part of this is that they do not put the mouthpiece far enough on the neck. On every mouthpiece, saxophone, …
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Groove LTD Gearing Up for the Release of their First Album
This post is a brief interruption from our regular programming because U-Nam and I have exciting news! We’re thrilled to announce that our latest collaboration, Groove LTD, is ready for it’s album debut! But we need your help! We are currently running a crowd funding campaign for the project through Indiegogo and by pre-ordering the …
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The Development of the Saxophone
A History of the Saxophone, its Performers, Styles and Pedagogy Prior to World War II Almost every musical style where the saxophone is heard today initially resisted and rejected inclusion of the saxophone because of its abrasive and “primitive” sound. As both its players and the instrument itself have been refined and players have improved, …
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A Review of Jessy J’s My One and Only One
On May 26, saxophonist Jessy J is releasing her first solo album, My One and Only One. Following on the heels of the success of her previous albums, Tequila Moon, True Love, Hot Sauce, and Second Chances, her new project may just be her best album yet. My One and Only One features the talents …
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Saxophonist Mark Antaky | Teen Jazz Artist
[twocol_one] When did you first begin seriously studying your instrument? My mom told me to pick an instrument in the 5th grade, now I never look back and I love it! What are you doing with music right now? Currently a Sophomore in high school, I am in my HS wind ensemble 2nd chair alto …
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Saxophonist Dezhawn Dumornay | Teen Jazz Artist
[twocol_one] Why did you begin studying music? I began playing the saxophone because music is fun. I grew a passion for music when i started listening to Jazz and the way soloist expressed themselves without using words. What are you doing with music right now? I currently arrange music for my Highschool pepe band and …
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Check Out: Jazz Lessons with Tim Price
If you are a saxophonist or a jazz musician looking to expand or improve your playing, I cannot express the importance of jazz lessons enough. Even though there are an infinite number of materials available – including pre-recorded digital lessons – and they can do a lot to help you improve if you’re trying to …
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A Review of ShaShaty’s Brighter Day
On March 3, 2015, saxophonist ShaShaty will be celebrating the release of his sixth album, Brighter Day on the newly formed A.H.I. Records. The album features the talents of Steve Oliver, Will Donato, Spyro Gyra, and Taiwanese vocalist Usay Chu. With eleven tracks ranging from the romantic ballads “My Heart Yours” and “I’m Always Near” …
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