recommended reading
Meg
Grace is one of the best music instructors I have ever had the joy of knowing. She is very educated in the field of music
and is willing to pass her knowledge onto students.My experience has been a very good one. Lessons have made the clarinet so much easier to play! -- Peter Kurtz
I've found many useful books that have inspired me to improve as a musician. May you discover incentive to advance your musical journey in these books as I have.
- 1,000 Recordings To Hear Before You Die, A Llistener's Life List by Tom Moon. Moon shares lists of recordings from every music genre imaginable. Invaluable resource.
- The Musical Life: Reflections On What It Is And How To Live It by W. A. Mathieu. A holistic view of humanity as inherently musical.
- Making Music for the Joy of It by Stephanie Judy. reference for amateurs and pros alike.
- Sounding the Inner Landscape by Kay Gardner. Read about the curative and transformative elements of music and sound.
- What to Listen For in Music by Aaron Copland. The definitive guide to musical enjoyment.
- The Art of Saxophone Playing by Larry Teal. Filled with useful diagrams of finger positions, embouchure formation, reed structure and more.
