JOE LOVANO MASTERCLASS
Roberto's Winds Masterclass Series
Joe Lovano
Roberto's Winds is proud to present the latest in their brand new line of DVD masterclasses. Hear firsthand from one of today's leading saxophonists about his unique approach to his instrument and his music. Features a performance with Lovano's trio including Dennis Irwin on bass and Otis Brown III on drums.
You might think by glancing over the list of accolades garnered by saxophonist/composer Joe Lovano that this renowned musician has found a tried and true formula for success, and that he has. Unlike lesser artists who will take what seems to work for them and keep coming back with more of the same, the secret to Lovano's success is his fearless ability to always challenge and push the conceptual and thematic choices he makes in a quest for new modes of artistic expression and new takes on what defines the jazz idiom.
"From teaching, I've learned how to communicate my ideas... about developing a sound, a repertoire, and trying to develop an approach to improvising from your own personal history. By that I mean everything you've studied, everything you've practiced, and how you put that together on your instrument." These are the words of Mr. Lovano, one of the most widely admired jazz musicians of our time. This masterclass is a rare opportunity to learn from a true living legend.
Subtitles in Spanish, Italian, French, Japanese and Chinese.
Note: also available with the Dave Liebman and Chris Potter Masterclass DVDs as a specially-priced 3 DVD set; catalog number RWDVDSET.
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Retail Price: $29.95
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Product Details: DVD
90 Minutes
Product Code: 094922876508
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