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2012-04-07 By Bob 10 Comments

We must constantly fight information overwhelm. What should we play? When should we play it? Where (on the horn) should we execute the idea? Here’s an exercise that’s great for crushing the urge to noodle mindlessly over a tune.

2012-03-16 By Bob 7 Comments

My good friend, jazz drummer Justin Varnes, on why “transcribing” is your ally in learning the jazz language.

2012-02-07 By Bob 19 Comments

Want a full-range subtone that sounds like Stan Getz? Try this technique.

2012-01-08 By Bob 5 Comments

If you’re skipping this step, transcribing will never have the full effect on you that it could.

2011-12-18 By Bob 9 Comments

Watch a professional mouthpiece maker craft a mouthpiece for me.

2011-12-12 By Bob 11 Comments

I’ll show you how I use mini grace notes, lack of vibrato, direct-attack (vs. bending), pre-hearing intervals, and more, to get a polished sound.

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