The Italian Saxophone Museum
The Italian Saxophone Museum: the temple for saxophonists and saxophone lovers.
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Mike DiRubbo: “You’ve Got to Be True to Whatever It Is That You Hear”
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.
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Jared Sims: “In a Concert You Have One Chance to Play Things Right”
Today, we are speaking with Jared Sims, who does not settle for just combining all saxes, clarinet, and flute with teaching but has performed throughout the world and recorded dozens of recordings, in addition to video games and television, among others. Currently, he is Director of Jazz Studies at West Virginia University, USA.
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Doug Stone: “I Want My Students to Assimilate Historical Jazz Saxophonists’ Traits and Develop Their Unique Approach”
We are speaking with Doug Stone, Assistant Professor of Jazz Studies at Louisiana State University. This passionate pedagogue tries his hardest to share the experiences he has had with his students.
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Jim Gailloreto: “You Have to Get Really Great at Practicing to Become a Great Player”
Jim Gailloreto is Artist Faculty Jazz Saxophone at Roosevelt University in Chicago, Illinois (USA). To add from being a saxophonist, he is also an arranger, orchestrator, and composer, which becomes obvious in his manner of teaching, with a more complete and interesting perspective.
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