As artificial intelligence is creeping into so many applications these days, I thought I’d share what it “thinks” about jazz and improvisation. To do that,
A buyer of my book Alto Trombone Savvy wrote me a very sweet email and informed me that he cannot directly receive the book but is making
My previous post on nutrition, sleep, and exercise shared some guidance for optimal health, wellness, and longevity. Read that first if you haven’t yet. While
Last week, I saw my doctor for my annual physical. No worries, I’m as healthy as can be. But looking around the waiting room, I
I played with a rehearsal band last week. Something happened during the obligatory tuning process that gave me a thought about a major aspect of
I was recently party to a heated email conversation between two very famous jazz teachers/players who hold polar opposite views on how one becomes proficient
I returned home last week from two wonderful relaxing weeks in the Bahamas. I brought back home with me not only a painful bout of
After returning from vacation, I wrote an article showing the relationship to the treatment of language in Robert Heinlein’s masterpiece, “Stranger in a Strange Land.” It seemed to have made an impression on readers and attracted a lot of comments.
I received an email the other day from a buyer of my book, Rhythm Savvy. His good question asked how best to approach the book
I returned yesterday from two glorious weeks of eating, drinking, swimming, reading, photographing, drone flying, and sleeping in the Bahamas. One week on Paradise Island
In my free improvisation course, Pocket Jazz, I dedicate a lesson to finding ways to mix it up in your practicing. Find new and cool
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