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bendavis1975 New Member
Joined: 02 May 2015 Posts: 5 Location: Rockwall
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Posted: Tue May 16, 2017 12:12 pm Post subject: Best Fundamental Teacher in NYC Area |
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I am arranging a trip to the New York area, which would also include the Philadelphia area. Can someone suggest names of who they feel are the best fundamental teachers in this area please. I'm not a jazz player and I am a come back player who has been back on the horn for about four years. Doing well but need honest solid construction. |
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Matt Graves Heavyweight Member
Joined: 19 Dec 2001 Posts: 836 Location: Brooklyn NY
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Posted: Wed May 17, 2017 11:31 am Post subject: |
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I would be glad to help. When are you visiting New York? Please feel free to contact me via email. _________________ For Online Lessons via Live Video, email
me at matthewjgraves@gmail.com
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Benge.nut Heavyweight Member
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Posted: Wed May 17, 2017 12:06 pm Post subject: Re: Best Fundamental Teacher in NYC Area |
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bendavis1975 wrote: | I am arranging a trip to the New York area, which would also include the Philadelphia area. Can someone suggest names of who they feel are the best fundamental teachers in this area please. I'm not a jazz player and I am a come back player who has been back on the horn for about four years. Doing well but need honest solid construction. |
Are there any players you really like to hear in NYC? I'd start with those guys. There are no more "guru" like teachers out there really.
Maybe any of the professors at Juilliard or Manahttan School of a Music, or Purchase College, or NYU, or New School etc? Or any players that are in any of the major orchestras, shows, or big bands you like?
I've taken one time, or couple visit studio lessons from dozens and dozens of guys over the years. Whatever city I was traveling to, I'd always try to meet with one guy. And each lesson I've always learned SOMETHING. Maybe not a magic bullet, or maybe just something about the business and industry, but always something. And a lot of those turned into friendships and referrals for gigs!!
In NYC you can always get rehearsal space somewhere if you need to meet. Michiko's or Josh Landress now has affordable lesson studio space.
The old school legend guru chop docs are all gone, besides Jerry Callet down on Staten Island. You might do best picking the brains (and ears) of some players and college profs |
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onlyson Veteran Member
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Heard Trent Austin mention Caruso studies recently in an interview. He described them as calisthenics for the chops. I did some research and discovered Julie Landsman on youtube. She was the principal horn player at the Met for 25 years and studied with Caruso. She might be an option for you. _________________ Del Quadro Grizzly
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Steve A Heavyweight Member
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You'd have a hard time finding a better person than Peter Bond. He posts here from time to time, and you'll find many of his past posts explaining parts of his approach here if you search. |
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mhenrikse Veteran Member
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Posted: Mon May 29, 2017 6:09 pm Post subject: Re: Best Fundamental Teacher in NYC Area |
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bendavis1975 wrote: | I am arranging a trip to the New York area, which would also include the Philadelphia area. Can someone suggest names of who they feel are the best fundamental teachers in this area please. I'm not a jazz player and I am a come back player who has been back on the horn for about four years. Doing well but need honest solid construction. |
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