Sorry, I keep screwing this up. but here it is!!!

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.

A thorough knowledge of scales is important to improvising. Here's a lesson on diminished scale theory.

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.

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

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.