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Tounging by Tim Ries
Saxophonist, composer, arranger and producer Tim Ries received degrees from both The University of North Texas (BM) and The University of Michigan (MM). He has had a unique and varied career, which began in 1983 with the great Maynard…
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Single Reed Instruments: Questions and Answers
Single Reed Instruments: Questions and Answers
Saxophone:
Q: How do I stop the high pitched squeaks that often come out of my saxophone section?
PJ: Most of the time, extremely high pitched squeaks are due to the student not…
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Set Up by Tim Ries
Saxophonist, composer, arranger and producer Tim Ries received degrees from both The University of North Texas (BM) and The University of Michigan (MM). He has had a unique and varied career, which began in 1983 with the great Maynard…
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Intonation by Tim Ries
Saxophonist, composer, arranger and producer Tim Ries received degrees from both The University of North Texas (BM) and The University of Michigan (MM). He has had a unique and varied career, which began in 1983 with the great Maynard…
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Musicians Love Vandoren’s New MO Ligature
Musicians Love Vandoren’s New MO
August 2011, Chicago IL – The new MO ligature from Vandoren, the world’s leading manufacturer of professional reeds, mouthpieces and accessories, has given musicians even more to love about…
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The Cannonball Band: If You Want Me To Stay Sly & the Family Stone Cover ft Keith Anderson
Cannonball Musical Instruments
Hand-made and acoustically hand-customized saxophones, trumpets, flutes and clarinets.
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Tips For Teaching Beginning Clarinet Players
Tips For Teaching Beginning Clarinet Players
Randy Navarre, September 1996
The following tips are from a series of articles which I have written for BandWorld Magazine. The first issue on teaching the clarinet started with the…
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A “SOUND” Approach to STELLAR CLARINET TECHNIQUE:
A “SOUND” Approach to STELLAR CLARINET TECHNIQUE:
Improving the Technical Command of Your Band/Orchestra Clarinet Section
Dr. Caroline A. Hartig
Michigan State University
Sponsored by Michigan State University and Buffet Crampon, U.S.A.…
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Azumi Flutes Announces Two New Models for 2012
Azumi Flutes Announces Two New Models for 2012
Mt. Juliet, TN…September 7, 2012 – Altus flutes, known worldwide for its high quality, hand crafted flutes, proudly introduces two new Azumi Flute models for the advancing player featuring…
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Interview with Kenny G
BD: When did you begin playing an instrument?
KG: I started on Piano at the age of 6. But didn’t particularly like it so I stopped when I was 8 years old. Then at 10 I started the Sax.
BD: When did you first start taking lessons?
I…
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Teaching your Students to Play with Vibrato
Learning to play the flute with vibrato adds warmth and depth to the sound that without it can be thin and dull. How do you know the best time for students to begin learning to play with vibrato? A broad generalization
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Jupiter Sax Gig Strap Provides Ultimate Comfort
***For Immediate Release***
Mt. Juliet, TN - January 2018 - KHS America announces the release of the new Jupiter Sax Gig Strap JCM-SXNS01. This over-the-shoulders strap is constructed of leather and suede giving it the durability and…
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Solo and Ensemble Practice and Performance Tips Part 2
Solo and Ensemble Practice and Performance Tips
Johanna Beth Sennett
Part II
The Performance
Warm-up:
Use a big beautiful sound. Find a favorite simple melody, tune or scale and breathe a warm singing tone into your instrument.…
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Solo and Ensemble Practice and Performance Tips Part 1
At a time of year when so many student competitions are taking place, I thought it would be helpful and perhaps even inspiring to review some basic practice and performance ideas.
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Flute Embouchure and a Teardrop Top Lip
Dr. Cate's Flute Tips ~ Flute Pedagogy for School Music Directors
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