Pat Harbison - Caruso clinic

Carmine Caruso International Jazz Trumpet Solo Competition 2017
Sponsored by the International Trumpet Guild and Herb Alpert Foundation
Hosted at the Lionel Hampton School of Music, University of Idaho in Moscow, ID on September 23, 2017
Pat Harbison, Professor of Jazz Studies at Indiana University, gives an engaging and enlightening clinic on the life and teaching of Carmine Caruso
Guest Artist Adjudicators:
Marcus Printup, Dominick Farinacci, Pat Harbison
Finalists:
Tony Glausi - $10000 and ITG conference solo performance
Bruno Calvo Anillo - $5000
Justin Copeland
David Neves
Josh Shpak
Competition Trio:
John Hansen, piano; Michael Glynn, bass; Julian McDonough, drums
Co-hosts:
Sean Butterfield, Vern Sielert

[@JeffLewisTrumpet]

This is one of the best explanations of the Caruso Method I have ever seen! The recovery exercise at the end of the master class is priceless. Thank you Pat for sharing!

[@JeffWhiteMedia]

Thank you, Pat! You gave me a lesson on the Adam approach when you were at CCM. I try to recall everything you said during each section and it always seems to help.

[@ralphdavella554]

Thank you for the nice comment. I'm listening to your Caruso clinic right now.

[@lwskiner]

I couldn't agree more about the Kurt Thompson comments, that guy is dangerous (and probably unemployed).

[@hensonjames1664]

Lance Skinner When did he mention him?

[@davelassell]

Around 27:00

[@bruceroberts8208]

Pat begins by saying that Carmine didn't write a book, but my understanding is that his 'musical calisthenics for brass' was indeed written by the great man himself!!??

[@vernerironka5775]

Haha my trumpet teacher brought me here.

[@richardstanmeyer]

Verneri Rönkä same here haha

[@zygmuntkwasiborski]

too much theory, too small practice...