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Are you someone who has been looking for a new Jazz mouthpiece but don’t know where to start? Finding the perfect mouthpiece that is tailored
Jul 31, 2023
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Are you someone who has been looking for a new Jazz mouthpiece but don’t know where to start? Finding the perfect mouthpiece that is tailored
Are you a jazz musician who has ever wanted to play alongside, and learn from, some of the greats? Or do you just have a
When looking for a new mouthpiece I think it is a great idea to try out a few mouthpieces before you decide on making the
We often get questions about having an instrument repaired at Paige’s Music. Here are some Frequently Asked Questions that will be helpful if you are
When looking for a new mouthpiece I think it is a great idea to try out a few mouthpieces before you decide on making the
When talking about jazz and classical mouthpieces I believe that you first need to understand the major sound difference between the two genres of music.
School has been back in session for a few months. And whether you are in-person, virtual, or on a hybrid schedule, it is a
We are excited and encouraged to see so many students gearing up for back-to-school and joining band and orchestra! While things certainly look a little
We share “Music Truths” a couple of times a week that focus on all of the benefits that students gain from participating in school music.
We recommend that you send your instrument in for a check-up at least 2 times a year to keep it in proper playing condition. And
Last time we discussed potential items to practice over the summer and I mentioned we would focus more on improving our technique. While a very
Music has a mysterious power. In his TedTalk, Stephon Alexander explores the parallel between jazz music and the functioning of our universe. Stephon’s journey in
A lot of on-site summer music camps have been cancelled, but there are still plenty of options available to study online. Here are just a
At a time when marching band or other summer music camps are typically ramping up into full gear, I know there are many students who
Looking for some options to keep your skills progressing over the summer? Here are 5 summer trombone resources that you can use without leaving your
When we buy an instrument, just like the old classic muscle cars, there are plenty of things we can do to it after purchase to
Finding music to listen to can be a tough challenge if you don’t know what to look for. There is simply so much content out
I feel like I talk about mouthpieces WAY too much. And you know what they say; “The first step to solving a problem is admitting
Originally composed in 1837, Ferdinand David’s Concertino for Trombone, Op. 4 is perhaps the most important trombone solo in our repertoire. It is asked for
Last time we discussed instruments that would be good for those of us who primarily want to play jazz or commercial types of music and