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We Cry Out ReviewA new and beautiful sound of praise and worship to the Lord! What a blessing!We Cry Out Overview
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Vol. 1, How To Play Jazz & Improvise (Book & CD Set) ReviewOne good improv book is worth years of learning and this is one. You dive into the new references required for jazz with a proper emphasis on playing as the result of understanding. "How to Play and Improvise" imparts that understanding concisely, without the excursions into side topics that detract from my other favorite jazz improv book. As I enter my third quarter of saxophone classes I expect that this book, which was recommended by my instructor, will take me from being a competent player to being a competent improvisor. Thank you Jamey!Vol. 1, How To Play Jazz & Improvise (Book & CD Set) Overview
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Bach and Noodles ReviewThe problem I've had with a number of Harvey Pittel's recordings is that they include so many genres that they come off a little unfocused. For example, this disc contains one of the most musical versions of Milhaud's Scaramouche I ever heard. I mean, the guy really is a giant of the classical saxophone and IMO a better musician than some of the other folks who dominate the academic circles. But did the world really need an amalgamation of Bach and Johnny Mercer? The New Classics Suite strikes me as something that a much lesser player could have thrown together. Pittel should trust the public who is buying these European all-classical saxophone albums and concentrate on what he can really offer to the classical music world.Bach and Noodles Overview