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Mike Tremblay

October 5, 2025 By Sarah Anne Wolkowski

Imagine a teacher with the magic touch, someone whose motivational aura is so strong that his students rush home after their lesson because they just can’t wait to—practise. Most teachers can only dream of inspiring that level of dedication. It’s one thing to get students excited about music. It’s quite another to inspire them to […]

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Roger Admiral

September 2, 2025 By Sarah Anne Wolkowski

A man of the keys With a bounce in his knees Fingers that pounce And all but announce Roger Admiral is Abracadabrical! All musicians know this to be true: Satisfaction is one’s career is only possible with assistance. Teamwork Makes The Dream Work. Without an entourage of sympathetic and dependable professionals, career advancement is limited. […]

Filed Under: Hall of Fame

Choral varié

March 24, 2025 By Sarah Anne Wolkowski

Halfway through the writing of this post, I learned that Jean-Marie Londeix had passed away at the age of ninety-two. I was deep into two resources which I regard as saxophone encyclopedias; trustworthy tomes that I find myself drawn back to again and again. The first is Londeix’s 2003 version of A Comprehensive Guide to […]

Filed Under: For Instructors, Intonation, Philosophy, Playing With Expression, Tricks & Strategies

Gino Nobili

January 14, 2025 By Sarah Anne Wolkowski

Gino Nobili—Music Lab—Downsview—636-8722 Name—Business—Place—Phone number Valuable information printed neatly but with style on the cover of my copy of Intermediate Method Saxophone by J. E. Skornicka. (I must have been into my second blue Rubank method before repairs were required.) I was probably thirteen or fourteen. Life was a highway. My dad could sail the […]

Filed Under: Hall of Fame, Maintenance

Julia Nolan

October 5, 2024 By Sarah Anne Wolkowski

Julia Nolan is someone I have admired from a distance. The first occurrence was twenty-six years ago, six rows back and eighteen seats in. I saw her perform the Heiden Sonata on the stage of Pollack Hall at McGill University for the Hommage à Gerald Danovitch concert. In Canada, a country of regions, Julia is […]

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Try

September 21, 2024 By Sarah Anne Wolkowski

I find myself at the end of an interesting journey. I’ve been poking my nose into what’s happening in academia; probing the scholarly work of today’s saxophonists. The book in question is The Legacy of Elise Hall: Contemporary Perspectives on Gender and the Saxophone, edited by Kurt Bertels and Adrianne Honnold, published by Leuven University […]

Filed Under: Book/Method Reviews

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