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
No, this is not a post assuring you that you don’t really need to practice in order to become a better player. To get better
A friend sent me a link to a YouTube video with Michel Brecker talking about different topics as part of what looked like a panel
Summer, for many, is a time to slow down and recharge the batteries. Everyone has a different means of recharging – travel and vacations chief
My fascination with pianist Paul Bley goes way back, and I was reminded of this while putting together a new video lesson for Pocket Jazz.
This very rare recording is truly a treasure. It was shared with me by Barry Kierce who received it years ago from Rick Blanc, a well-known
This is a question I am asked a lot and one that is on many people’s mind, possibly including yours. So let’s talk about it.
Richie Beirach and I are about to release our new book called Teaching and Learning Jazz. As a promotion for the book’s release, we will
I’ve received a couple of emails this past week making basically the same point about Pocket Jazz that I thought was worth sharing and exploring.
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