THE CONCERT WILL BE HERE:
http://www.mogulus.com/thephillysoundlive

We decided to open this concert for everyone who might be interested in checking it out.
Originally we were inviting a lot of presenters, but since this is the first one we decided to trim that back for this time.

Diane Monroe - violin
Tony Miceli - vibes
Tony Marino - Bass
Todd Eisler - Drums

Jazz Flutist Anne Drummond -
Excellent jazz flutist from NYC giving a lesson in tone and technique with a sample of one exercise posted on the video!

Omar Faruk Tekbilek performing on the Zurna with an amazing percussion ensemble - worth checking out just for the percussion!

Omar Faruk Tekbilek performing on the ney at the International Cervantino Festival
His website: http://www.omarfaruktekbilek.com/
His MySpace: www.myspace.com/omarfaruktekbilek

Omar Faruk Tekbilek improvising and performing on the ney with a Turkish orchestra a work entitled "I love you".

Kaval Player Theodosii Spassov and his Quartet and Studio Primo

Contemporary Kaval player - Theodosii Spassov

Sedar Deli is a master Kaval player - [serdar deli www.besiktasmuzik.com kaval dersi eğitimi kursu]

To download a pdf, listen to an audio clip or view a video select the link.

To view the artist's YouTube, select the link.

Part 1 of the Time Out Production Interview on Connecticut TV’s Time Out Productions in 1998. Ali Ryerson - Alto Flute; Joe Beck Guitar

Billie's Bounce - Check out world renowned jazz flutist Ali Ryerson with jazz guitarist Joe Beck - a dynamic duo performing as part of an interview on Connecticut TV’s Time Out Productions in 1998.

Carioca Blue - Check out world renowned jazz flutist Ali Ryerson with jazz guitarist Joe Beck - a dynamic duo performing as part of an interview on Connecticut TV’s Time Out Productions in 1998.

The greatest annual flute event of the year is going to take place this year in the Big Apple - The 37th Annual National Flute Association Convention!

Check out this great recorder player! He plays along with Coltrane's Blue Train solo. I always thought the recorder was a beautiful instrument!

Ditzi virtuoso Zhang Bin performs Purple Bamboo Melody

Ditzi virtuoso Zhang Bin performs New Song for Herdsman accompanied by the Sheng - a Chinese reed organ.

Ditzi Performance of The Great Desert - A middle-eastern sounding work from the ancient silk road music of the Tang Dynasty

Ditzi Virtuoso Du Ciwen performing Birdsong November 22, 2006.

Marco Granados, Venezuelan flutist performing Serenata Ingenua - Venezuelan Lullaby - Sensitive and hautingly beautiful melody played as a flute and bass duet with his ensemble, Un Mundo in Caracas, V

Marco Granados, Venezuelan flutist performing Merengue by G. Teppa - in 5/8 with his ensemble, Un Mundo in Caracas, Venezuela, July 2006 at the Teatro Teresa Carreño, Sala Rivas.

Marco Granados, Venezuelan flutist performing an original - Los 12 - Marco Granados with his ensemble, Un Mundo in Caracas, Venezuela, July 2006 at the Teatro Teresa Carreño, Sala Rivas.

Marco Granados, Venezuelan flutist performing - Gaita with his ensemble, Un Mundo in Caracas, Venezuela, July 2006 at the Teatro Teresa Carreño, Sala Rivas.

Marco Granados, Venezuelan flutist, performing an original piece - The Hibiee-Jibiees. Well it’s been a while but these you-tube postings will have been worth the wait!

BRING YOUR INSTRUMENTS NEAR YOUR COMPUTER and play along. I'll go through the tune 'If I Should Care'. We'll analyze and then play it in different keys.

Tune in here Monday for more information.

The class will be here: Click HERE!

Everybody is going for a bail out plan, well jazz musicians should also.

Here is the recording from the workshop

here's the link to a story with the pdf attached. sorry about that, i kept messing this up. I think it works now.
http://www.larrysimprovpage.com/?q=story/i-promise-here-chris-farr-file-...

Chris is a monster sax player. Played with Maynard Ferfuson and Jill Scott just to name 2 groups. He's a Philly guy and is probably the best young tenor around here.

He'll talk Wed. about playing over dominant chords and how he approaches them. It's based on the lesson I have up here on Dominant Chords, the lesson is linked under 'Check this out'.

If you're going to come, please leave a comment here so I can get an idea on the numbers.

Click here to go to the class

Larrys' going to try his class again this Wednesday night. The topic will be RHYTHM CHANGES.

Come back here and I'll have the link to the workshop.

If you can attach a comment to this post and let me know if you're definitely coming.

We'trying to get an idea of how many people from Larrysimprovpage will attend the workshop. So to register, log in here and reply to this post with a comment telling us you'll be there.

This is a great lesson by Marc Adler. Marc's approach is not the norm in many ways, and his writing and playing reflects all that. It's very interesting to play with and accompany him.

Check out the Philly Sound Live!

This short sample illustrates some uses of major triads to create controlled dissonance as a way to enliven your improvisations.

Now for something a little different – more well known for his sax playing, Paul Horn was an excellent flutist as well.

I know you’ll enjoy this lyrical and creative flutist from San Diego – Lori Bell.

Another great performance by jazz flutist Anders Bostrom. This time he is playing the alto flute and takes a beautuful solo on Thelonious Monk's "Reflections." Enjoy!

I know you’ll enjoy this flutist who lives in Verona, NJ - Anders Bostrom - a beautifully fluid and creative, intense jazz player!

OK, here's the NEW locator. If you're looking to Jam with others or find an instrument look here.

American Composer Ezra Laderman’s solo flute work June 29th [his birthdate!] as performed by Sabitino Sheri [not sure of spelling!].

Jethro Tull [Ian Anderson] - a lengthy and classic live performance by the original rock flutist in grand form! Classic British rock from the mid-seventies at it’s best!

Flames Must Not Encircle Sides - by Robert Dick as performed by Claudio Barile.

Fish are Jumping - by Robert Dick as performed by Ethan Jenkins. You can clearly hear similar vocalizations to Ian Anderson’s solo in this blues based composition.

Free improvisation on the bass flute by a very talented flutist from Florida.

Greg Pattillo - performer - reviewed in Flute Talk, lives in NYC and has a strong classical background has developed a percussive style of playing connected to Beat-Box vocalizations of Hip-Hop.

Here Greg Pattillo is performing free form improvisation on the bass flute.

Keith Jarrett – live broadcast in France
At a tempo similar to one contemplated for the written solo I’ve posted.

Bill Evans – live broadcast in Oslo in 1966.

Yes, the man who penned “Swingin’ Shepherd Blues.” An excellent alto saxophonist and composer, Moe also was quite adept at the flute and I’ve posted two videos

Yes, the man who penned “Swingin’ Shepherd Blues.” An excellent alto saxophonist and composer, Moe also was quite adept at the flute and I’ve posted two videos