Renowned saxophonist Camille Thurman coaxes a response from Cape High Jazz Band members (l-r) Julia Williams, Braden Wiswall, Julia Burrell, Victoria Vincent, Reed Williamson and Anna Coverdale. ELLEN DRISCOLL PHOTOS
Trumpeter Darius Weldon practices his breathing as bandmate Amelia Bickel smiles.
In front, Abby Stinar plays tenor saxophone while trombonists Samuel Mincey, left, and Adonest Weldon play in back.
Bassist Sara Dawson smiles at drummer Darrell Green while pianist Will Runde and guitarist Anna Kucharik take note of the discussion.
Saxophonist Julia Burrell stands while she performs.
Playing during the clinic are in back (l-r) trumpeters Liam Ramsey, Gavin Carlisle and Clay Wakefield; in the middle trombonists CJ Schaffer and Zion Hood; and in front are saxophonists Victoria Vincent and Reed Williamson.
Saxophonist Camille Thurman smiles as she instructs students in the master class clinic.
Proper sitting and breathing are essential, Camille Thurman explained.
Renowned saxophonist Camille Thurman coaxes a response from Cape High Jazz Band members (l-r) Julia Williams, Braden Wiswall, Julia Burrell, Victoria Vincent, Reed Williamson and Anna Coverdale. ELLEN DRISCOLL PHOTOS
Trumpeter Darius Weldon practices his breathing as bandmate Amelia Bickel smiles.
In front, Abby Stinar plays tenor saxophone while trombonists Samuel Mincey, left, and Adonest Weldon play in back.
Bassist Sara Dawson smiles at drummer Darrell Green while pianist Will Runde and guitarist Anna Kucharik take note of the discussion.
Saxophonist Julia Burrell stands while she performs.
Playing during the clinic are in back (l-r) trumpeters Liam Ramsey, Gavin Carlisle and Clay Wakefield; in the middle trombonists CJ Schaffer and Zion Hood; and in front are saxophonists Victoria Vincent and Reed Williamson.
Saxophonist Camille Thurman smiles as she instructs students in the master class clinic.
Proper sitting and breathing are essential, Camille Thurman explained.
While Oct. 13 was a no-school day for students, class was in session in the Cape High band room.
The morning before their evening performances as part of the 11th annual True Blue Jazz Festival, renowned saxophonist Camille Thurman and her husband and drummer Darrell Green led an intimate clinic for pupils.
All music is about drama and contrasts, Thurman told students in the master class workshop.
“I just want you to hit that note and blow me out of this classroom,” Thurman said as she coached students how to swell together, sit properly and breathe. “Now that’s music!”
Education is a major component of the True Blue Jazz Festival, which hosts free clinics for students, offers thousands of dollars in music scholarships and provides young performers with access to some of the field’s greatest musicians. For more information, go to truebluejazz.org.
Renowned saxophonist Camille Thurman coaxes a response from Cape High Jazz Band members (l-r) Julia Williams, Braden Wiswall, Julia Burrell, Victoria Vincent, Reed Williamson and Anna Coverdale. ELLEN DRISCOLL PHOTOS
Trumpeter Darius Weldon practices his breathing as bandmate Amelia Bickel smiles.
In front, Abby Stinar plays tenor saxophone while trombonists Samuel Mincey, left, and Adonest Weldon play in back.
Bassist Sara Dawson smiles at drummer Darrell Green while pianist Will Runde and guitarist Anna Kucharik take note of the discussion.
Saxophonist Julia Burrell stands while she performs.
Playing during the clinic are in back (l-r) trumpeters Liam Ramsey, Gavin Carlisle and Clay Wakefield; in the middle trombonists CJ Schaffer and Zion Hood; and in front are saxophonists Victoria Vincent and Reed Williamson.
Saxophonist Camille Thurman smiles as she instructs students in the master class clinic.
Proper sitting and breathing are essential, Camille Thurman explained.Event Details :
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