[Trombone-l] Musicality

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And since Tom has now chimed in, y'all need to put his 'Piedmont Trombone 
Society' quintet on your short list of 'must hear' groups whenever you're in 
the Big Peach-Atlanta. PTS played at 5 Seasons Brewing Co., an upscale watering 
hole in suburban N. Atlanta on Fat Tuesday. OUTstanding playing! Each player 
has a unique improv style and sound and the ensemble work is big, tight and 
full. I liked Eric Alexander's solo work, and you bass guys will like Lee Watts-
the dude can crank down low all night long but never gets out of synch with the 
pea-shooters on top. THAT'S musicality!!

Bob Devine
An 'All Shires' family
Roswell/Atlanta, GA

Quoting Tom Gibson <tbonegib at bellsouth.net>:

> I think I've mentioned this before, but a really tremendous resource for
> teaching and learning musicality is Kenneth Laudermilch's "An Understandable
> Approach to Musical Expression".
> I can't recommend it highly enough. It has had a great impact for me and my
> students. 
> 
> -Dr. Tom Gibson
> tom at trombonelessons.com
> 
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