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March 13th 2019
Number: 1 | Volume: 44
This issue's articles include:
- Xhosa Cole
- Last November, 22-year-old saxophonist Xhosa Cole was named BBC Young Jazz Musician of the Year, an achievement made possible through the work of local music education projects in Birmingham.
- Michael Pearce
- Concours de Genève
- We report from the final of the 2018 International Geneva Clarinet Competition, an impressive event despite a notable absence of British players.
- Michael Pearce
- The English tradition
- Peter Eaton recently announced his retirement from clarinet production and hopes that a way forward for the English clarinet will emerge. Here, he tells the story of the large-bore clarinet and the genesis of his own manufacturing business.
- Peter Eaton
- Revive
- The Ferio Saxophone Quartet and their their recent album of baroque transcriptions.
- Claire Jackson
- Synergy in syncopation
- In the first instalment of a major two-part article, we explore the influence of jazz big bands on single-reed activity.
- Kenneth Morris
- Sabre
- We report from the first ever SABRE day in Zurich, which brought together a group of expert performers and technologists to discuss and showcase the potential of the SABRE device used in conjunction with the clarinet and saxophone.
- Alastair Penman
- Life with Légère
- Two clarinettists discuss what Légère synthetic reeds do well and offer tips to get more out of them.
- Heather Roche
- D’Addario
- Clarinet & Saxophone is grateful to all our advertisers for their continued support. In this feature we hear about the latest developments at D’Addario Woodwind.
- Chris Walters
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