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Tomas Jerez — How to Practice Difficult Passages Open »
Today we are speaking with Jeffrey Wilson, who has dedicated the best part of his career teaching the Saxophone and Composition at important British schools such as the Royal Military School of Music, the Guildhall School, and the Trinity College London.
Jeffery Wilson: “Nothing Focuses the Practice Better Than Performance” Open »
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David Alonso — Improving Vibrato Open »
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Jim Gailloreto — Getting Started #2: Addressing the Saxophone Open »
Today, we are interviewing a person who won his first position as a principal soloist (in the Netherlands Radio Symphony) before finalizing his studies. Afterwards, he turned into one of the most historic soloists of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam, where he occupied the seat for 20 years, and is now the professor of Trumpet at the Zurich University of the Arts since 2009. We are talking about none other than Frits Damrow. Don’t forget to download his exercises that he is sharing from his book, “Shape Up”.
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Dave Liebman — Saxophone Sound Production #6: Oral Cavity Open »
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The United States Navy Band has organized the 41st edition of the International Saxophone Symposium on January 11 & 12, 2019, which occurs at the Center for the Arts of George Mason University in Fairfax, VA, USA. Guest soloists are Antonio Felipe Belíjar, Taimur Sullivan, Bob Sheppard, and Jonathan Yanik.
Everything Is Ready for the 41st Edition of the International Saxophone Symposium Open »
Today, we interview Tomás Jerez, a soloist and a Professor of Saxophone at the Conservatory of Castile-La Mancha in Albacete (Spain), and a member of the Folium Fugit Saxophone Quartet. This restless and engaging saxophonist is one of his country’s most prominent of his time.
Tomás Jerez: “We Change When We Are Ready to Change, Not Before” Open »
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David Alonso — Articulation #2 Open »
