Lucas Pino on Practicing, College, Self-Worth, Emotional Awareness, No-Net Nonet, & more (Ep. 36)
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- Well podcast, here we are again. I have a great episode for you today with saxophonist and composer Lucas Pino. In addition to discussing his personal story, including growing up in Phoenix, and his time at the Brubeck Institute and the New School, we touched on many important things such as what he would include in a college music program of his own design, the importance of being aware of your emotional state when practicing--a key phrase that came up a lot during this conversation was self-worth. We also discussed the role of discipline and its limitations, the danger of looking for shortcuts in your musical development, how to practice organically, methods for developing your musical intuition and concept, why hating your playing might actually be a sign of conceptual growth, why he started a Nonet and how he learned to write for large ensemble, and much more.
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Bio courtesy of smallslive.com
"New York City-based Tenor Saxophonist and Composer Lucas Pino has led the inventive No Net Nonet for the better part of a decade, maintaining a monthly residency at Smalls Jazz Club in NYC since March 2013. The No Net Nonet is comprised of nine of the most unique and accomplished artists on the NYC jazz scene today, each an established leader and major influencer on their respective instrument. As The Villager stated, "In this case, it’s also about the sheer tensile strength of the nonet format, with all of its members sonically bouncing around, building and expanding upon each other’s ideas until a greater sum bursts forth out of those many parts.” The Nonet primarily performs Pino’s modern, straight-ahead jazz compositions. The No Net Nonet and Pino were honored in 2017 with the Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composers Award for his work “Golden Rule; Turing Test” which was performed at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s “Dizzy’s Club”. Lucas has performed in varied stages and clubs throughout world with some of the most exciting artists in Jazz. He has release four critically acclaimed recordings as a leader, most recently, “That’s a Computer” (2018) on Outside In Music, and has recorded dozens more as a side-musician. Most recently, Pino's musical life was brought full-circle as he returned with the Nonet to his alma mater, The University of the Pacific, to headline the 2019 Brubeck Festival. " 
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A quite fantastic interview. Superb content- thank you so much for posting cheers
Man thank you both so much for this!! Lucas's music and insights have been so potent with inspiration for me as a saxophonist. The redefinition of 'practising' as a religious way of being is something I've never thought of before and will remember whenever I pick up the horn. Thank you so much for what you do and create Lucas/Bernie!!
28:29 I died at “I got to get to God FASTER!!!!” 😂😂😂
Have you seen every saxophone video in the world? You are everywhere haha
Wow there is a lot of wisdom in this one; wish I'd have known a lot of these things earlier on as a musician! Thanks for the great content!
Thank you Lucas 🙏
Damn. I've always loved shedding even more than ...well... anything
Fuck that... get out and play.
Super interesting.
lucas is so funny bruh
damn i want a lesson from this dude LOL
Update, took lessons with the dude. Saved my life ! (Musically)
30:50
wiah... i just realised you look like the animated kid that says _"why not both?"_
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