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Jazz Improvisation Fundamentals #2: Incorporating and Assimilating Jazz Vocabulary Open »
On this occasion, we are speaking with the Slavic saxophonist, Jure Pukl. His impressive formation as a classical saxophonist in the beginning and jazz carries great solidity with his interpretations, either on his albums or in the more than 50 projects he participates in.
Jure Pukl: “I Don’t Think in Styles, but in Sound” Open »
We speak with Jay Mason (a faculty member at California State University, Long Beach, USA). This experienced teacher and interpreter is very clear that no two students are the same. That is why he designs a specific approach that fits the needs of each of his students.
Jay Mason: “My Students Ask Great Questions Which Spurs Me to Learn More and More” Open »
David Pastor’s voice is always full of positivity, enthusiasm and energy, even when he accumulates hours and hours of work, even by telephone, in the middle of Istanbul’s busy airport (Turkey), where a long stop awaits him for his return home.
David Pastor: The Trumpeter of Multiple Languages Open »
You no longer have any excuse for not learning jazz or improving it, no matter what your current level is. In this complete series of articles, Doug Stone (Assistant Professor of Jazz Studies at Louisiana State University, LA, USA) gives you all the keys to success, not missing a beat and in a very concise manner. What are you waiting for?
Jazz Improvisation Fundamentals #1: Scales Open »
Today we have the pleasure of publishing an interview with Jim Rotondi, renowned North American jazz trumpeter, educator, and director. After 20 years in New York City and working with an incredible number of different artists like Ray Charles or Lionel Hampton, Jim is now living in Graz (Austria), where he is teaching at the university. Don’t miss this interview with Jim and the exercise he shares with us!
Today, we have an interview with Rex Richardson, a Yamaha artist and one of the most eclectic trumpeters today, who just released a recording of original compositions by Allen Vizzutti, Anthony Plog, Andy Scott, and James Stephenson. Don’t miss this interview with one of our own professors here at Trumpet Magazine School!
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.
Jared Sims: “In a Concert You Have One Chance to Play Things Right” Open »
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Jim Gailloreto — Practicing Jazz #6: Rhythmic Feel Open »
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Jim Gailloreto — Practicing Jazz #5: Rhythmic Time Open »
