Randolph Lee (University of Florida) talks to Trumpet Magazine about his latest album, “La Trompeta Camaleónica,” as well as other projects.
Randolph Lee — “La Trompeta Camaleónica” (Mark Records, 2019) Open »
We are pleased to bring you to Guitar Magazine this interview with Silviu Ciulei, an outstanding classical and flamenco guitarist awarded in many international competitions, currently a professor at the University of Florida.
Silviu Ciulei: “Every Student Is Different, so You Really Have to Invest In Every Student” Open »
In this interview, we have Margarita Escarpa, a leading Spanish classical guitarist who teaches at the Conservatory of Vigo, whose guitar studio is well known for the high level of the students who came out.
Margarita Escarpa: “Stop Comparing Yourself to Others” Open »
In this interview, we spoke with Derek Brown about the special techniques he uses on the saxophone. He advises musicians who would like to be in his field and talks about the recent struggle he overcame to continue playing the saxophone.
In this interview, Doc Severinsen shares with Trumpet Magazine his multi-faceted experiences as a musician. Through the interview, you get tastes of Doc Severinsen on The Tonight Show, playing in Orchestras, as well as playing Latin Music in Mexico.
In this interview, we get to know Welson Tremura, a Brazilian guitarist and professor at the University of Florida, who radiates true love for music.
Welson Tremura: “Love What You Do and What You Do Will Love You” Open »
Dr. DeArmond currently serves as trumpet instrumentalist and section leader with the United States Naval Academy Band. As an educator, he holds a faculty position at The Catholic University of America.
In this interview, we talk to Zoran Dukić about the new album he will record in 2021 with melancholy as the thematic axis, as well as other exciting projects.
Mike DiRubbo is a New York-based musician who is not only a saxophonist but is also a bandleader, composer, and educator. In this interview, you’ll read how he worked his way to New York as well as his timeless advice for developing jazz musicians.
Mike DiRubbo: “You’ve Got to Be True to Whatever It Is That You Hear” Open »
Thomas Martin shares with us his experiences as one of the forerunners who developed the double bass into the versatile instrument it is today. Martin also shares his extensive research and knowledge of Bottesini and his journey as an orchestral musician.
