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I would also love to know about any additional written information on Mr. Giuffre. I am familiar with the chapter in Ted Giola's West Coast Jazz, the Rex Butters Cry Freedom article as well all the little mini bios that can be found with a basic google search. Last night I found this article, which is the only long format interview I have been able to chase down. Thanks, Bill

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I have been having a mini Jimmy Giuffre marathon on the turntable tonight, Free Fall, 1961, The Jimmy Giuffre Clarinet and Western Suite is spining right now. I have always been a sucker for the clarinet, but there is something about his tone and the sparse thoughtful pace that just sucks me in. I know that he has been battling Parkinsons for some time now, does anybody know how he is doing? Bill

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Happy Birthday! Fortuna dies natalis! Maligayang Bati Sa Iyong Kaarawan!

Thanks for the information and opinion. I think we will look into some singing lessons. Singing is something she already loves and I worry about her getting too frustrated with an instrument that requires a long learning curve. I agree that kids are different and what is helpful for some is not for others. Trying your best to find a teaching/education style that matches your kid is really all you can do. Thanks again, Bill

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That is great, congratulations!

I love music, but all my attempts at learning instruments were very short dead end streets. I just want to expose her to as much as possible, if she digs it that's cool, if not, that's cool to. My daughter walks around the house singing all day. She makes up songs and plays along on her toy accordion. Luckily for her she takes after her mother and can carry a tune. It seems like lots of kids start on the piano, but if you ask what instrument she wants to study she will say, "fiddle."? So, here are my questions. Do people feel there are pros and cons to beginning formal music lessons at the age of 5? Is violin/fiddle a good place to start? To me it seems like a fairly technical instrument and could be pretty frustrating to learn with out already knowing some basics. If she likes singing should we get her involved in a choir rather than an instrument? What questions should I ask a teacher/school before signing her up? Any information or experiences would be appreciated. Bill

I've got the Blue Note Conn and the session with Curtis Fuller and Hampton Hawes. Love them both. Julius Watkins is an excellent player-not that I'm an expert on the art of French Horn playing or anything like that. I just know what I like, and I like Watkins.

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Hey, a lot of famous folks here in Spokane, besides the afore mentioned semi-mustachioed bulldog. A True Spokane Piano Great

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Stop to think some huge entertainment entity spent $xx million dollars to give you "fun". We be really fucked up.

My Grandparents were married for 70 years +. A very real couple the whole time. They laughed, bickered, and worried about one another up untill the end. It's never easy, but done right it is a beautiful thing to see. Congratulations ! Bill