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2011-02-05 By Bob 3 Comments

A classic Charlie Parker lick played burning-fast, medium, and slow.

2011-02-04 By Bob 3 Comments

Sonny Stitt

In this lesson I describe exactly what parts of this track are crucial, and HOW I went about digesting it

2011-01-29 By Bob Leave a Comment

Thinking major over ii-Vs, using the blues scale musically, why bending notes makes you sound like an amateur, sounding hip while playing “in”, and more.

2011-01-28 By Bob 2 Comments

In this lesson I deal with playing over a ii-V in a “difficult” key. Is it really difficult, or is it just unfamiliar?

2011-01-10 By Bob 12 Comments

For my money, saxophone in a pop setting gets no better than the work of these two gentlemen

2010-12-18 By Bob 33 Comments

Using syllables, directing air flow, breath support, overtones, altissimo, articulation, & some advice from my college saxophone professor.

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