
A Blessing from the Pandemic
As difficult and painful as this period has been for the world, we sometimes see a silver lining emerge in the midst of tragedy. In
As difficult and painful as this period has been for the world, we sometimes see a silver lining emerge in the midst of tragedy. In
Peter Lin is an exceptional trombonist and budding entrepreneur. Since he came on the scene over a decade ago as a student at William Paterson
Most jazz musicians have attended many jam sessions. Few of us have hosted a recurring jam session over a long time period. Here are some
One of the most common complaints I hear about jam sessions is that someone was “vibed” or someone was “vibing.” That is to say, people
Let’s just get this out there: I love practicing. Sometimes to a fault. By now I think that most people have caught on that practicing
Since my relatively slow schedule this week has allowed me a half a second to take a breath, I thought I’d take a moment to
As I started out saying yesterday, several situations have caused me to want to reevaluate aspects of my career and attempt to define where I
I typed this the other day in anticipation of being asked: “How do you balance being a performer and educator?” There isn’t really much balance.
Several things happened recently that are making me take stock, reassess, and evaluate the state of my career. I was asked for a bio for