Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
"Why Your Music is Important"
"Sweet" Sue Terry has some valuable insight she'd like to share. She is a wonderful alto saxophonist, and an inspiration to musicians everywhere, hopefully her words will inspire you.
Sunday, July 6, 2008
Free Saxophone Quartet Chart in .pdf format!
For all the freeloaders out there. Here is a sax quartet (aatb) I wrote based on that song you hear all the time on the radio by someone named Enur. There is no escaping this tune unfortunately, but this quartet version is kind of fun. I added a little here and there. I've included the mp3 for your listening pleasure as well. It's how it would sound if you all played computerized saxophones.
Click HERE for the folder with all the parts, the score and the .mp3
Click HERE for the folder with all the parts, the score and the .mp3
Saturday, November 3, 2007
Music as Art - Giant Steps
Music and art are beautifully intertwined in this visual presentation of a tune by tenor saxophonist John Coltrane a.k.a. "Trane." One of his major contributions to jazz was his invention of the chord progression in the composition you'll hear here entitled "Giant Steps." Take a look at this link, hopefully it will inspire you to create something artistic to go along with something you've heard. Music is art, and the two can drive one another.
Click here!
This however is not art...
Click here!
This however is not art...
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