Jazz Master Summit: The First of its Kind
Listen and learn from 40 hours worth of interviews with 30 jazz masters and educators.
June 15-19, 2020
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Artists and Educators include:
- Bill Reichenbach, trombone
- Jim Pugh, trombone
- Bob McChesney, trombone
- Randy Brecker, trumpet
- Ingrid Jensen, trumpet
- Joe Magnarelli, trumpet
- Lenny White, drums
- LeeAnn Ledgerwood, piano
- David Amram, composer
- Dennis Rowland, vocalist
- Richie Beirach, piano
- Joe Lovano, tenor sax
- Rufus Reid, bass
- Laurie Antonioli, vocalist
- George Schuller, drums & documentarian
- Jamey Aebersold, educator & entrepreneur
- Ron McClure, bass
- Phil Markowitz, piano
- Dave Liebman, sax
- Pete Levin, piano
- Karl Latham, drums
- Dr. Rodney Brim, psychologist & musician
- Russell Schmidt, educator & piano
- Bobby Ferrazza, guitar
- Allan Chase, sax & educator
- Adam Nussbaum, drums
- Mark Egan, bass
- Ran Blake, piano
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Hosted by Michael Lake of Altobone.com, some of the interview highlights include:
- Mark Egan’s tribute to his one-time bandmate Lyle Mays
- The lesson Chet Baker taught Richie Beirach about dynamics
- David Amram leaning into the camera and whispering what Monk told him one night.
- Randy Brecker’s detailed explanation of how he created the intro to Some Skunk Funk
- What Joe Henderson taught Joe Lovano about courage
- The bad advice Laurie Antonioli gave Bobby McFerrin’s wife about the song, Don’t Worry, Be Happy
- What Roy Haynes sang to Adam Nussbaum over the phone after Adam wished him a happy 95th birthday
- Allan Chase on the weirdest Anthony Braxton album he’s heard lately
- Bob Brookmeyer’s reaction to Ornette’s playing and what he did about it
