I attended Herbie Hancock’s Norton Lectures at Harvard, where he spoke about Miles Davis, life, Buddhism, and music while demonstrating his new gear. An inspiring experience from

At Berklee I joined a circle singing evening organized by Joey Blake with the theme of forgiveness, part of the Human Journey initiative. With guest Rachel Bagby we shared reflecti

Now and then I’ll share with you some song studies I’ve been working on. “Bye Bye Blackbird” is a song published in 1926 by the American composer Ray Hender

Ed Saindon, my Berklee instructor, has published The Complete Guide to Improvisation — a 4-volume series on technique, harmony, and advanced soloing.

Just a little laughter…. this guy is amazing: [KAMP Livestock Cattlerap Sessions 2014 video]

A playful clip of Clark Terry scatting and mumbling — a tribute to his humor and improvisational spirit.

(Dutch Blog) Reflections on Bob Mover, his tone and phrasing, and how listening to him influences my melodic approach.

In a creativity class, I explore nature and sound via Messiaen’s bird-inspired music and new compositional insights.

After a conference in Boston, I shared a table with lawyers and invited them to draw trees — comparing drawings and personality in a spontaneous moment.