There are four ways we can connect to get into the nitty-gritty of music making:
1. My Virtual Studio – Over the past 8 years, I’ve produced over 600 video lessons and dozens of courses to help folks become stronger saxophonists and more confident improvisers. Think of it like ongoing semi-private lessons (you can get personal feedback!) with a deep archive of supporting video lessons and a resourceful and supportive community of players around the globe. The New York Times even profiled my Virtual Studio. Pretty cool!
2. Master classes/clinics – Love doing these! One of my favorite things, actually. We’ll just need to find a time that works for us both, get me there, etc. You know, logistics.
3. Private lessons – I do these infrequently. You probably want option #1 (but just don’t know it yet).
4. Inside:Outside Retreat for Saxophonists – This annual summer camp for adult saxophonists falls under the category of “not to be missed!” 2018 will be our fourth year. Some of our campers have called the experience “life-changing.” Who’s it for? Probably you. So far our campers have ranged from a 17-year-old prodigy to a 68-year-old “returning to the saxophone” and over 100 men and women in between. Last year Tom, an airline pilot from Atlanta, blew me away with some funky-as-hell alto playing during the final concert. Right next to him was Will, a prison minister who’s only “performance” time in day-to-day life is playing once a month for prison inmates. I’m telling you, this camp is a special experience. You should join us this year.
5. The Saxophone Power Hour – a step-by-step, one-hour practice routine tailor-made for improvisers, to help you master the universe saxophone.