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Old Mar 21 2007, 1:40 AM

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Old Mar 22 2007, 6:27 PM

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Looking forward to following this. Go Robin!
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Thanks a lot for teaching this class!
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This sounds cool. Can't wait for the next one.
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Can I be a student too? I'm kinda interested in jazz.
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Can I be a student too? I'm kinda interested in jazz.
Of course! I'm going to conduct this as a group masterclass, so anyone who's interested is welcome to participate.
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Old Mar 24 2007, 2:56 AM

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Nice. I can't wait to listen to the audio examples.
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Of course! I'm going to conduct this as a group masterclass, so anyone who's interested is welcome to participate.
Thanks for that!, I think a lot of people appreciate the fact that you're willing to take on more than one student, including me, I'd love to learn more about Jazz.
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Old Mar 30 2007, 8:09 PM

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I'd like to note that classical composers did as well do improvisation, it wasn't only limited to the African Heritage.

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P.S. I heart Strayhorn.
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