magazine archive
September 15th 2019
Number: 3 | Volume: 44
This issue's articles include:
- Marius Neset
- Marius Neset is a Norwegian saxophonist and composer whose contemporary jazz stylings have caught the attention of leading European orchestras, including the London Sinfonietta, with whom he is now working on a second collaboration.
- Michael Pearce
- A life in music
- The clarinettist Leslie Craven, recently retired as principal clarinet of the Welsh National Opera after more than 25 years in the hot seat, describes his unique and challenging musical journey
- Leslie Craven
- Collision course
- The Apollo and Artvark Saxophone Quartets have launched a landmark collaborative album of original music.
- Rob Buckland
- A marketeer on musicianship
- Thoughts, born of a career in management consultancy, on the science of marketing oneself as a professional single-reed performer and entrepreneur
- Kenneth Morris
- Benslow at 90
- The story of Benslow Music, the celebrated residential music school for adult learners, which celebrates a major anniversary this year
- Neil Crossley
- Conservatoire or university?
- As an aspiring clarinettist or saxophonist, should you choose university or conservatoire? It may depend on where you ultimately want to end up.
- Alastair Penman
- Mouthpiece matters
- Why saxophonists need both a classical and a jazz mouthpiece, plus recommendations on the best brands and models.
- Chuck Currie
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