If you could meet any player from the past, who'd it be?

They say “don’t meet your heroes.” But if you had the opportunity to – who would you like to have a conversation with? A lesson with? Who do you think would be really cool (or perhaps a jerk?) Use this as a chance to fantasize!

8 replies

null
    • Music tutor, composer and songwriter
    • edng
    • 4 mths ago
    • Reported - view

    Miles Davis! And I'd ask him how he pursued his own style!

    I also play the french horn, and it'd be cool to meet Dennis Brain who only had a short flash of a horn career. And ask him what's his secret?

    • trumpeter, composer
    • Christopher_Fryman
    • 4 mths ago
    • Reported - view

    Without doubt I would like to meet Arban, and ask him about the best way to play his method.    And also, of course, talk about who is students were and what the scene was like back then.  

    • William_Bing
    • 4 mths ago
    • Reported - view

    tough one....maybe Louis? Or Clifford....

    • Richard_Edelman
    • 4 mths ago
    • Reported - view

    Coltrane

    • Jeffrey_King
    • 4 mths ago
    • Reported - view

    Clark Terry, for embouchure and overall technic and Freddie Hubbard for his soulful ballads and rhythmic uptempo solos. 

    • Richard_Edelman
    • 4 mths ago
    • Reported - view

    What are some of Freddie's soulful ballads you love the most? I want to make a playlist of them.

      • Trumpet Lead
      • Ethan
      • 4 mths ago
      • Reported - view

       Off the top of my head: Misty, Skylark, But Beautiful (from Open Sesame), God Bless the Child are some of the best for sure!

    • Manuel_Agudo
    • 4 mths ago
    • Reported - view
    I would like to meet Philip Smith. It's the sound I've pursued for a long time in my musical career. apart from being my idol

Content aside

  • 4 mths agoLast active
  • 8Replies
  • 36Views
  • 7 Following