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Miguel Ángel Lorente: “I Like to Listen to the Students and Try to Understand Their Concerns” Open »
Today in Trumpet Magazine, we have one of the most well-known Italian trumpet players on the international stage. He has played with Maynard Ferguson’s Big Bop Nouveau Band, but he’s also performed alongside artists like Pavarotti, George Michael, Tom Jones, Michael Bublé, and Gloria Gaynor. He is also a Yamaha artist and has offered a quit broad interview. Thanks, Andrea!
What are the 3 most sold saxophones in Spain, with a price point of 2,200-2,500 euros?
The 3 Best Selling Saxophones for €2,200-2,500 Open »
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David Krauss — Warm-up #2: Flow Studies Open »
Today we have an interview with Jason Bergman, who teaches today at Brigham Young University, a place he graduated from and studied with David Brown, and also a place he considers to be among “the most beautiful in the US.” Read what he shares!
Jason Bergman: “Nothing Is Handed to You. You Have to Earn It and Go Get It” Open »
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Randolph Lee — Embouchure Placement Before Warming-up Open »
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Stephen Burns — Harmonic Bridges Open »
Today, we have the jazz musician Frank Catalano, an extraordinary talent. Nobody else can claim to have played with some of the greatest of all time, such as Miles Davis, Elvin Jones, Stan Getz, Betty Carter, Tony Bennett, and Tito Puente, among others, all while in high school! Discover more of his history.
Perhaps the most captivating thing about a great classical saxophone performance is a player’s tone quality. A clear, beautiful, and consistent tone is something we all strive for, but how do you start to develop this if you are new to the classical style of playing? Learn more with this article by Dr. Todd Oxford (Associate Professor of Saxophone and Chamber Music at the Texas State University School of Music, TX, USA).
How to Develop a Classical Saxophone Sound Open »
