The world of music is filled with brilliant stars that have illuminated the artistic landscape, but few have shone as brightly and influentially as the legendary saxophonist, Charlie “Bird” Parker.
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Pentatonic scales, cherished in jazz by artists like John Coltrane, trace their roots to ancient China and Greece. In this lesson we use a motif from a piece by French composer Maurice Ravel to practice in different transposing cycles.
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Who is Johnny Hodges? Welcome, fellow saxophonists and jazz enthusiasts, to another exciting article of our jazz education program! Today, in celebration of the birth of Johnny Hodges on July 25, 1907, we embark on a journey to explore the mesmerizing world of The Rabbit, a true icon whose music and influence have left an […]
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The extraordinary life and artistry of Tony Bennett, the magic behind his unforgettable voice and the indelible legacy he leaves behind.
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Regardless of your level, learn Sam Dillon’s creative-process and concepts with this outstanding and FREE lesson!
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In this post I am sharing three essential tips for musicians to have an efficient practice session.
Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned musician, these tips will help you make the most of your practice time and maximize your progress. So, let’s dive in!
The saxophone is a beautiful and versatile instrument that produces a wide range of sounds. However, the true magic of the saxophone lies in its mouthpiece. The mouthpiece is the heart of the saxophone, and it is responsible for producing the sound that we all know and love. But have you ever wondered what goes […]
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Among all the standards, which ones are the best to start with, which ones you should avoid, and why? That’s what we are going to find out!
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Célebrons la vie et l’oeuvre de Duke Ellington, né le 29 Avril 1899. Voici quelques leçons sur JVL en rapport avec Duke Ellington
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Let’s celebrate the life and music of Duke Ellington, born on April 29, 1899. Here are some links of JVL lessons related to Duke Ellington
