>Hello all,
>
>I'm new to this list. I'm a jazz music major/saxophonist at a small state
>college in New England. I'm one of those adult students, 39 years old, many
>years of rock and roll bar bands under my belt, now finally studying the
>music I've always liked most.
>
>So much for the intro. I'm looking for a challenging arranging workshop, 1
>to 2 weeks in length, to attend next summer. I'm studying arranging right
>now using the Berklee book (Bob Doezema) and Rayburn Wright's "Inside the
>Score". By summer I'll only have maybe 3 big band arrangements under my
>belt, and a handful of smaller combo arrangements. Still, I'm looking for a
>challenge and information I don't already have at my fingertips. Or maybe
>what I really want is an experience of working with someone extraordinary.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>TIA,
>
>John Harrison.
>
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>John Harrison
>Singer, Saxophonist, Bon Vivant
>Plainfield, VT
>jbop@plainfield.bypass.com
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