Tier 1: Practicing to ACQUIRE knowledge and skillsets that enable you to improvise.
Tier 2: Practicing to PLAY great improvisations.
Tier 3: Practicing to GET OUT OF THE WAY OF great improvisations.
Sam Newsome
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Embracing the Unscripted: Five Benefits from Playing Improvised Music
Live at Freddy's Backroom with Eric Mandat, Brittney Karlson, and Nick Neuburg. Photo by Peter Gannushkin. In recent years, I’ve found m...
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If I had to choose one word to exemplify improvised music, it would be freedom. A close second would be defiance. But as I’ve become more im...
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Lol Coxill I was very sad when I received an email last night from pianist Ethan Iverson informing me of the passing of soprano saxoph...
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