Tenor: Eastman 52nd St, Alto: P. Mauriat 67RDK, Soprano: Eastern Music Curvy
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Greetings Everyone,
After many years away from posting or being active on SOTW, I have finally come to my senses and rekindled my desire for saxophone playing and the wonderful SOTW community!
However, I am in a slump. Playing at home and recording has left me a little defeated as of late, so I have been out spreading word and seeing jazz bands hoping for someone auditioning or looking for a jam session. Sadly, my hopes have come up short and I'm left here with many "Good Lucks".
I have resorted to the normal advice given in these scenarios, going to local jazz bands, jam nights, and seeking out on craigslist. But, I have not yet come up with a decent solution. The one band willing to give me a shot was apparently only for 40+ years old, and i'm sadly 10 years to young.
I have recently moved and am living in Colorado Springs, CO (gotta update this old profile for sure).
Anyways, I hope maybe you all can help provide me some more advice, or even better yet, just some encouragement to keep on trying.
Jmoen!
After many years away from posting or being active on SOTW, I have finally come to my senses and rekindled my desire for saxophone playing and the wonderful SOTW community!
However, I am in a slump. Playing at home and recording has left me a little defeated as of late, so I have been out spreading word and seeing jazz bands hoping for someone auditioning or looking for a jam session. Sadly, my hopes have come up short and I'm left here with many "Good Lucks".
I have resorted to the normal advice given in these scenarios, going to local jazz bands, jam nights, and seeking out on craigslist. But, I have not yet come up with a decent solution. The one band willing to give me a shot was apparently only for 40+ years old, and i'm sadly 10 years to young.
I have recently moved and am living in Colorado Springs, CO (gotta update this old profile for sure).
Anyways, I hope maybe you all can help provide me some more advice, or even better yet, just some encouragement to keep on trying.
Jmoen!