Saxophone

how much Butter has to change to be socially included. The scene where professor Dunn visits Butter’s house highlights how misplaced Butter feels even at home. The symbolism of his room establishes the extent of his introversion. The motif of his saxophone shows he is using it to find solace and exemplifies his true self. Lange creates a regular high school environment to identify the extent of Butter’s social…

Just like Grande, I would think of people as characters and how I could use them as a reference for a character I wanted to write about. Another career I thought I wanted to pursue would be a saxophone player. Like Tia Fuller, I thought about going to college and playing the saxophone but, soon realized I wasn’t all that musically talented and it didn’t make me all that happy. Although both careers have sounded like great options in the past, I no longer think I will pursue them. Thus…

20 000 dollars a week. Glenn miller was most famous for playing the Trombone. Glenn miller's accomplishments in life Glenn Miller gave his band a particular sound. In Miller's music, the clarinet instrument and tenor saxophone instrument contributed to the melody whereas saxophones play a complementary harmonic line. This facet of the band's sound created bandleader and his Orchestra's music recognizable, identifying it from that of alternative teams. Between 1939 and 1942, The bandleader…

Movement was a large part of the performance. The saxophone players didn’t simply sit and play, they walked from one side of the stage to another, moved behind other players, and even seemed to converse while they played. The bassists and drummer even discussed something as they played The Grind. Even the…

Zilber, a talent of the saxophone, a dexterous composer, and a respected educator, exhibited his impressive skills side by side with jazz luminaries such as Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Stitt, Dave Liebman, Miroslav Vitous, and Dave Douglas. Now, leading an elastic quartet whose reliable rhythm section includes Dave Kikoski on piano, James Genus on bass, and Clarence Penn on drums, Zilber prepared “Originals for the Originals”, a beautiful 11-track album that homages several jazz saxophone masters.…

The ensemble allowed me to view the final product of a possible option for my career. I was able to hear how well the saxophones blended with the ensemble and supported its sound in order to make the group sound as best as it possibly could. I was also able to hear the stark contrast in skill between my high school ensemble and a professional ensemble. It was also much better…

a limit on my potential, and my overall worth. I worked tooth and nail to succeed in my academics, piano and saxophone, and any goal I set my eyes on. For public school, since freshman year, I had set my eyes on becoming woodwind captain for my school, J.P. Taravella, and making the all county jazz band. Through over 230 hours of marching band, and countless more hours improving saxophone, I had finally achieved both goals and continued to improve on my craft. This motto of good better best…

On April 26th of this year I attended a faculty recital in the Walker Recital Hall. The recital featured the Presque Isle Saxophone Quartet with Allen Zurcher, Bethany Dressler, Rebecca Wunch, and Scott Meier. The hall was not fully filled with spectators, however, attendees were very supportive and enthusiastic about the artists. The performance consisted of the 20th and 21st century music pieces, which was something I did not expect. To surprise this performance did not take long time…

We all have different identities, interests, and talents; what I think makes me my own unique person is my talent and passion for music. Music has been part of my life for as long as I could remember. Dating all the way back to my younger years where I didn't even have a mind of my own to know I loved music. A child loving music is nothing more than a young boy or girl who likes to sing. As a child I was never really pushed to be musically inclined even though now I see I wish I would have been.…

combination of Kim Cass' propulsive swinging bass and Kate Gentile’s vibrant drumming becomes best friends with Mitchell’s dazzling textures on “Mini Alternate”, a mutant piece featuring the charming yet cavernous sounds of Scott Robinson’s bass saxophone and the bandleader’s meticulous explorations. Ches Smith on glockenspiel and Dan Weiss on tabla enrich the scenario with quality vibes when the band gets suspended in a hectic groove before landing definitively on an enchanting percussive soil.…