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Thank you so much for the interview, Mr. Garland is absolutely Great ❤️🙏

Thank you, Donna! Great video.

Any development on the lack of consistency?!

I started on Baritone Sax because I didn’t have a sax and the school had a brand new Bari. I couldn’t even carry it and it was bigger than I was. Sat on books to play it but quickly became well known for it. When I left that school I got my first alto and I’ve been playing alto ever since but Baritone is in my blood and the bass section helps me more than you could imagine with Jazz. I’m great full for the baritone saxophone.

great video, great time there. Thank you these all for us!

Congratulations on your saxophone playing Mr Ed Calle & Donna Schwartz

Love this interview, so glad to hear Mark's voice and insights

Little known is that the band left Scarpulla on the road. I think if you get it, you get that Emilio works hard to stay eternally positive to keep morale up. That said, I also get it that it's not a good idea to cross him. On a different note, there's a few instrumental songs on the TOP record that are Funky Smooth. Love that album and the Tommy Bowes era. JT the best guitarist the band has had IMO. Great interview. Thank you.

I’d like to know what kind of case he travels with and what other precautions he takes while on the road.

Thanks! Very insightful interview! Greg is a great player and tutor

Donna, Thanks so much for this great interview! Did Denis give you the ireal book tips to share with us like he said? Thanks again.

Expert on tenor and alto

Lots of interesting thoughts here, plus more than a few laughs. Enjoyed this a lot!

Denis is a unique legend of the bari sax. Anyone who hasn't watched his mind blowing Salt Peanuts sax and scat solo here on RUclips should do it!

But does it have bite control on the mouthpiece. I doubt it.

Steve is a great guy and has a true passion for perfection.

This is a great interview.!!

Donna you're amazing!! What an honor to be on your show. Thank you ❤

Hi Donna, Great podcast as always. Will tell my Granddaughter to watch for encouragement. She is 10 yrs old and started playing the alto saxophone like her Grandpaw ( 😊 🎷)

I like my reedjuvinate, but the Listerine dries and chaps my lips pretty badly. Has anyone had luck with hydrogen peroxide or vodka?

Same here. Trying to move along. Inspiring to see this is possible

Loved this! Thank you so much!

Thank you. The Soprano sounds beautiful! Thomas sounds great on alto as well. Brilliant. Wish I was at your show! God bless you all. Bill. Uk 🎷🎷🎷

Great video. I started playing clarinet in the 50s moving on to play other woodwinds and becoming a performer and teacher. I have spent a lifetime anti synthetic reeds , however a couple of years ago I switched to Legere and have been playing Smerican cut on saxophones and European cut on clarinets Recently I have just started playing the new French cut which is exactly as you described, about 0.25 softer. It feels to me a little narrower and feels more like the ‘normal French cane Reed’. God bless you both. Bill. Uk 🎷🎷🎷

Just from listening to this interview, I'm a better musician! Mind-blowing practice philosophy, and mind-set tips.

Thanks for your honesty! I almost bought it because of its similarity to 🎷

Is that the forest green?

This exchange of experiences between the two colleagues is both enjoyable as well as insightful. 🎶

This dialogue is remarkable in all respects, thanks for that🥰

Thank you for introducing us to Jeppe's music. I LOVE his album!!! He does a great job of going old school, with a modern sound. I have this album on repeat....

Nice Interview

Thank you,Donna!!! Especialy you're right about planes!!! They will not see it ,until it"s too LATE!!!! Great! I gonna buy one!

Better sax tenor🤔……nice😊 Jody is amazing

Great interview. Very inspirational. I got a little emotional. I’m sure I wasn’t the only one

Looking good, Sandro!

I am sure enjoying your NAMM 2024 podcasts!

Michael lowenstern is my favorite bass clarinet and composer in Brooklyn and I want to see him in concert in new york city this year!

Thank you sir!

Yes doubling is a must. It made me a ton of money which I saved and financed my jazz career with. I am now 78 and only play jazz. And one of my tenors is a P.Mauriat 66RUL. Jeremiah is giving words of wisdom and truth about practicing. Listen up if you are young and aspiring because truth is being spoken here!

I wish the company well, because I love their old pieces. I hope the new ones have that magic.

thanks for your casts donna....ive watched them all..

Mike sounds great! Authentic, old school, beautiful!

I use the same traditional 2 1/2 for arnd 10yrs!! Serve me well!!!

yeah...i use a #2 french cut on my tenor....on a jody HR 6 star mthpce...sounds real good...

Very enjoyable podcast. A lot of takeaway goodies in there.

interesting conversation with helpful hints, thank you 👋

Thank you Donna, I enjoyed hearing from Susanne Alt. I learned a lot!

Donna Schwartz‘ s interview concept combines depth and entertainment. It is inspiring to listen to two professional women who delve deeply into the subject matter, where the listener gains insights into Susanne Alt‘ s musical work and receives valuable tips and suggestions. A captivating story is Susanne‘ story how she found out her own path into jazz, especially with her familiy background… Successful podcast episode🎶🎷🫶🌹🌹

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"No secrets, just practice" is a great quote!