Hi Tom....hope the move goes well....it's about time you got back on that
sax....I'm messing about with some Dexter Gordon transcriptions and
reinvestigating bebop scales from the 50's on to see how their usage has
changed....even the early stuff is interesting as I prefer the way Dexter,Jackie
McClean,Bud Powell and Thelonious Monk used the language to Charlie P.....that
may cause some debate if there is anyone out there still.....keep
honking.....Nik

--- On Fri, 19/9/08, tom jazz <tom9437@...> wrote:

From: tom jazz <tom9437@...>
Subject: Re: [The Saxophone Club] Sax Workshops
To: thesaxophoneclub@...
Date: Friday, 19 September, 2008, 1:40 PM






Hi Emma , cant help you but just thought i would say hi. Yes it has gone very
quiet on here Slim would not be happy come on Dave lets get it back to normal.
ok What are you all learning right at this moment????? I am doin nothing as i
have just moved house and wont be blowin  for a few weeks or so.cheers Tom.

--- On Wed, 17/9/08, Emma Morter <emma.morter@ manx.net> wrote:
From: Emma Morter <emma.morter@ manx.net>
Subject: [The Saxophone Club] Sax Workshops
To: thesaxophoneclub@ yahoogroups. co.uk
Date: Wednesday, 17 September, 2008, 7:11 PM

Hello everyone. Long time no hear. Has it all gone quiet or have I been

kicked out?

Anyway, just in case I am still here, can anyone recommend any Sax

workshops? My sax ensemble are looking at doing a trip from The Isle Of Man

maybe focussing on a sax workshop/gathering. I have heard a few members of

this group talking about one in the Manchester area. Any ideas though on

costs/locations and recommendations would be welcome.

Anyone who's interested can check out the Manx Sax Ensemble and hear some of

our tunes on www.saxband. co.uk

Keep honkin'

Emma

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