A new blog about three Louis' I've enjoyed listening to since first discovering them: Louis Armstrong, Louis Prima, and Louis Jordan.

Continuing with Jazz Appreciation Month, I'd like to talk about how one man's music was the first jazz I repeatedly listened to.

April is Jazz Appreciation Month, so what better time to talk about a genre of jazz that has evaded my understanding for almost 18 years.

This week is Easter Sunday; the day I turn thirty. With this milestone looming, I find myself reflecting on everything I've achieved.

Here are some differences you may or may not notice when learning the saxophone as a clarinetist.

In the music production industry, it's hard to get your foot in the door. I'd like to tell you about my first projects and how I got them.

Today is International Women's Day. To mark the occasion, I'd like to talk about the women who inspired me during my music education.

There's loads of great jazz clarinet music. Here are some examples that give the clarinet the chance to escape its classical trappings.

When we think about what type of music the saxophone is used in, we think of jazz and pop but have you ever heard it in classical music?

In part 3 of this series of blogs about stock music, I talk about my own experience and which libraries have worked well for me.