Valentine Michaud
We are thrilled to announce Sax Magazine's Featured Artist for October: Valentine Michaud.
POPULAR
Let’s Go Outside!
This article is aimed at the advancing jazz saxophonist. While not going into too much detail on any particular topic, I wanted to give an overview of how one might develop fluidity in non-diatonic sounds. I feel that the following concepts can provide ample material for the improviser who is ...
Valentine Michaud — John Williams’ “Escapades” with the City Light Symphony Orchestra (Prospero Classical)
Valentine Michaud talked to Sax Magazine about her participation in the recording of John Williams' "Escapades" with the City Light Symphony Orchestra. Listen to it here!
Valentine Michaud: “Classical Saxophone Is a Very Special Entity. You Have to Make It Interesting for Your Audience in Order to Be Successful”
Classical saxophone soloist and entrepreneur Valentine Michaud talks at length about her experience in forming a career through diverse projects, staying organised during busy times, and what she learned during the pandemic.
Valentine Michaud
We are thrilled to announce Sax Magazine's Featured Artist for October: Valentine Michaud.
BLOGS
Holistic Jazz Improvisation
How to improvise? With Chicago-based saxophonist Chris Madsen’s vision of a strategic system, you can improve and perfect the way you improvise now and for the rest of your life.
Artist of the Month
VIDEO
Interview With Perico Sambeat
Today we have with us one of the greatest representatives of jazz in Spain. Watch this full video interview courtesy of D'Addario!
Interview With Perico Sambeat
Today we have with us one of the greatest representatives of jazz in Spain. Watch this full video interview courtesy of D'Addario!
Music Industry
New Interactive Sheet Music App for Saxophone — Tomplay
Focus on making your music, and let this app do the rest for you.
ACADEMICS
Let’s Go Outside!
This article is aimed at the advancing jazz saxophonist. While not going into too much detail on any particular topic, I wanted to give an overview of how one might develop fluidity in non-diatonic sounds. I feel that the following concepts can provide ample material for the improviser who is ...