"Johnny’s tutorials are a goldmine for saxophonists at any level. Clear, practical, and incredibly insightful — he breaks down complex techniques like ghost tonguing and jazz articulation in a way no one else does. I’ve watched countless videos, but Johnny’s explanations finally made it click. Easily the best resource on the internet for mastering these concepts. Thank you!"
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Video Topics
Articulation / Short Overtone Fingerings / Symmetrical Scales / The Blues / Odd Meter / Working on Reeds / The Bebop Scale / Sound / Rhythm / Mouthpieces
These ten video lessons were developed as a way to share a range of ideas, concepts, and practical insights that I’ve found valuable over the course of my playing and teaching career. Each video runs approximately 25 minutes and delves into various topics centered around the saxophone and the art of improvisation. The content is grounded in my own personal journey—shaped by years of real-world performance experience and lessons learned through the often unforgiving, but invaluable, “school of hard knocks.”
These sessions are not intended as definitive answers, but rather as thoughtful explorations meant to inspire reflection, experimentation, and growth. Whether you're an aspiring player or a seasoned musician looking for a fresh perspective, I hope you'll find something here that resonates with you.
If you’re interested in exploring any of these topics further or would like to pursue more in-depth study, feel free to reach out.