More importantly, he's able to write clearly and concisely. My situation is somewhat unusual, and like they say, your mileage may vary, but I find his writing on music making some of the best I've come across, and a model for what I hope to do in my materials.
When I started blogging a year ago this month, I never guessed one of the benefits would be to get such wonderful help on learning the horn. Thanks, Jonathan!
You're very welcome. I started blogging in the hope that what I have learned about the horn and about music making might be useful and interesting to others. It is a great pleasure to find that this is so.
ReplyDeleteI almost feel I have been taking advantage of you, in that problems and difficulties you have raised seem to have been the trigger for quite a lot of the articles on my blog.
Jonathan - That last bit made me laugh out loud, as I've thought several times here lately maybe I should advise you that the extensive writing you've been doing in the comments here should be saved for your own blog ;-)
ReplyDeleteSo take as much advantage as you'd like of stuff you find here! Between the horn info and your musicality/mimicry writings you've significantly increased my understanding of music making.