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September 13th 2018
Number: 3 | Volume: 43
This issue's articles include:
- Into the Woods
- A look into the life and work of the American saxophonist Phil Woods, who left one of largest and most impressive recording legacies of any single-reeder
- Kenneth Morris
- Jonathan Radford
- The channel-hopping saxophonist and reigning Royal Over-Seas League Gold Medallist talks about the difference between French and British conservatoires’ approach to the classical saxophone
- Michael Pearce
- Michael Collins
- We hear from the solo clarinettist and conductor about current projects and future ambitions amid a challenging year
- Chris Walters
- Clarinetfest 2018
- We report from the International Clarinet Association’s annual flagship event
- Stephanie Reeve
- World Saxophone Congess
- A report from this year’s World Saxophone Congress.
- David Zucchi
- Reed seasoning and adjusting
- A little time spent on reed management pays dividends
- Chuck Currie
- Science of articulation
- Some recent scientific studies of clarinet tonguing are presented by the School of Physics, University of New South Wales, Australia
- Joe Wolfe
- Heather Roche
- A profiles on Heather Roche, a Canadian and now London-based clarinettist, blogger and contemporary music advocate
- Ian Mitchell
- Film Noir
- The birth of Film Noir, an ambitious new piece for sax octet by Ivor McGregor
- Kyle Horche
- P. Mauriat
- Clarinet & Saxophone is grateful to all our advertisers for their continued support. In this new feature, we shine a light on one of them in each issue, beginning with P. Mauriat
- Ben Chapman
- Redefining reeds
- This October marks the 20th anniversary of Légère Reeds. We hear from co-founder and president Mark Korschot about the company’s journey
- Michael Pearce
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