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.

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?

Opening a new box of reeds, you'll find one you favour and another you think is awful, despite being from the same box. Why is that?

On clarinet or saxophone, alternate fingerings, when used, will improve your speed and smooth transition between notes.

I decided to look through my compositions to discover what patterns are in my writing style and whether these have developed over time.

Here's a method I've discovered that helps keep the excitement in learning a new song and gets rid of that daunting feeling.

There comes a time when we realise that beginners clarinet we rented from school won't cut it anymore. Here are a few tips about upgrading.

Last week, I talked about my tech setup for music composing and producing. This week, it's all about the mix of parts that create the...

The first time you're told to improvise during a live music performance can be both an exciting and daunting experience. Here are a few...

Everybody knows that scales are an important part of warming up but there are other parts of an instrument that may be missed by only...