This interview will be the first in a series of interviews with famous European soloists, and we’ll begin with the great Manu Mellaerts, principal of La Monnaie Symphony Orchestra, professor at the Royal Conservatory in Brussels and leader of Belgian Brass, apart from being a Yamaha artist and a professor in Trumpet Magazine School! You can’t miss all the knowledge Manu shares with us here!
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Ernesto Chulia — Enescu: ‘Legende’ #1 Open »
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Eric Siereveld — Warm-up on the Leadpipe Open »
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Michael Sarian — Warm-ups Open »
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David Krauss — Warm-up #1: Bending Open »
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Stephen Burns — Basic Approach to Practice Open »
In this new interview with Paul Forsyth, he talks about his new recording “Metamorphosis” with the Three Reeds Duo. He also takes us through his career and shares his inspired approach to saxophone pedagogy and his warm-up routine. Are you going to miss this?
In this last article, Doug Stone (Assistant Professor of Jazz Studies at Louisiana State University, LA, USA) shares how you can improvise over anything. Apply it to your favorite songs and enjoy them more than ever.
Jazz Improvisation Fundamentals #4: Internalizing Chord Changes Open »
Our interviewee today has studied with some of the best such as Mel Broiles, Barbara Butler, and Gil Johnson. He played in the Jazz Ambassadors of the US Army Band, and left during his Masters to go on the road with Maynard Ferguson, playing lead. His names is Joey Tartell, and his currently teaching at Indiana University in Bloomington, IN, USA. Look at what Joey has to say and the exercise he shares with us!
