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Saxophonist Mindi Abair has released her first book, How To Play Madison Square Garden, and it’s available at www.howtoplaymadisonsquaregarden.com/. Mindi co-wrote the book with her father and friend Ross Cooper. Mindi says, “It’s the culmination of a lot of years of experience being on stage and learning what works and what doesn’t. I’ve make every [...]

Don’t Be A Copycat

Posted: November 1, 2010 in Advices
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The Original Is Better

Posted: October 29, 2010 in Advices
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The orginal is always better. Not everyone is a Spitzweg. Don’t copy these posts!

“The Big Book Of Pentatonics & Fourths” A Method of Practice for the Ambitious Musician. This is a unique technique book for all instruments and levels. You don’t have to be a jazz improviser to benefit from the concepts and exercises presented in this new book. And for the jazzer, it will open you up [...]

According to his facebook site Peter White got into a little car accident last night on his way to the studio. The young woman traveling the opposite way apparently didn’t see him because of the setting sun. Peter is okay, just some minor cuts on his hand. Different story for his car though! Peter’s advice: [...]

Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI) became the first music industry organization to embrace the internet as a new venue for the uses of BMI affiliated music when they signed their first internet license in 1995. Since that time BMI demands royalty fees from music pages. Music page means a web page which presents one or more [...]

Canadian music collective Independent Music Promotions recently celebrated the release of their new e-book “Your Band Is A Virus“, which outlines marketing techniques effectively used by today’s independent musicians. With many industry-related books being released by CEO’s and record label owners, this release shows a definite change of attitude in the way independent music is [...]

Next Level Jazz is for the artist desiring a new sound, a new look, and a new level of success. The song, the players, the feel, the mood, the groove, and the pocket. When all of those come together, then you have something special. But what if you don’t live near a music center, and [...]

The egg of Columbus refers to a brilliant idea or discovery that seems simple or easy after the fact. Christopher Columbus, having been told that discovering the Americas was no great accomplishment, challenged his critics to make an egg stand on its tip; and, after they gave up, he did it himself by tapping the [...]

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