Yamaha Model 8310Z — Everything You Need to Know About This Trumpet
In this article we will tell you about one of the most spectacular trumpets by Yamaha.
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Miguel Angel Lorente — Vibrato #1: Types of Vibrato
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Nick Mainella: “You Can’t Hope to Be Fantastic if You Don’t Have Unique Sounds in Your Ears”
Today we meet Nick Mainella. This Professor of Saxophone and Jazz at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire (USA), is convinced of the importance of his vocation and committed to the ability of new technologies to enhance pedagogy.
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David Alonso — Articulation #3: Double Tonguing
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Jim Gailloreto — Practicing Jazz #3: Non-Chord Tones
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Rediscovery of the World’s First Saxophone Concerto: A Belgian Masterpiece After 117 Years
A musical masterwork from Belgian musical history, Paul Gilson’s first saxophone concerto from 1901, has finally been found by conductor and Belgian wind specialist, Luc Vertommen.
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Marc Reese: “If You Work on Keeping Your Whole Body Relaxed While Using Supportive Air to Practice Fundamentals, You Will Be Able to Play Any Repertoire Required of You”
Today we have the pleasure of interviewing Marc Reese, professor at the Lynn Conservatory for the past 20 years. Before that, Marc was a member of the Empire Brass for 17 years and was a student of Roger Voisin, which he hold a popular trumpet competition in his honor. Don’t miss this interesting interview (especially the exercise that Marc share with us!).
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Dave Liebman — Saxophone Sound Production #9: Extended Overtone Exercises
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Tomas Jerez — How to Practice Low Notes on the Soprano Saxophone
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Mariano García: “It Is Imperative, to Be Honest and Accept That We Are All Human, and Error Is Part of Humanity, if Not the Very Definition”
This time we have the opportunity to interview Mariano García, a soloist and Professor of Saxophone at the Aragón Conservatory in Zaragoza, Spain. A self-made saxophonist whose passion for music and his instrument is contagious.