JAM Dec/JAN 2013 - Download now - Kansas City Jazz Ambassadors
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jazz ed humor<br />
continued<br />
had never taken lessons on the instrument<br />
and thought some formal<br />
training would be helpful. The<br />
clarinet instructor at that time was<br />
a brilliant musician by the name<br />
of Patricia Kostek. She was a very<br />
young Conservatory professor and<br />
has went on to have a very active and<br />
successful career. I had an old Conn<br />
clarinet that I purchased on a garage<br />
sale. It wasn’t a very good instrument<br />
and wasn’t in very good repair. On<br />
clarinets it is common for some of<br />
the smaller tone holes to get plugged<br />
up with lint, especially if you don’t to<br />
swab them out regularly, which was<br />
the case with my instrument. If the<br />
tone hole is plugged up it will affect<br />
response and intonation. During my<br />
third lesson I was having problems<br />
with both response and intonation<br />
on the note A. Upon inspecting my<br />
clarinet Patricia said to me, ‘Kerry,<br />
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