Joe Allard "The Master Speaks" full movie

[@GlendonGross]

I love this. Extremely useful for both woodwind and brass instrumentalists.

[@jrosin12]

This is an absolute gem!

[@Miligram573]

Wow! This gave me new insight in giving a nice sound and breathing. Thanks for uploading!

[@lenablochmusic]

+Dgraham13 My pleasure! Check out Allard's student, Harvey Pittel's videos on KZbin. Much more detailed and with concrete practice tips.

[@TheFunkyKingston]

Super interesting! Thanks!

[@alanpaardekooper1148]

This is awesome! Thanks!

[@SaxMike71]

Great video! A lot of this I already know and practice occasionally but thank you for the hard work in compiling the various clips together.

[@josephfricano8677]

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[@jaykay1053]

Wherever did you find this? Such a wonderful video legacy for a man whose legacy is heard in so many of players today and forever. I give major credit to the interviewer for such a wonderful interview, as well. His respect for the man comes shining through. Does anyone know who the interviewer is? Thanks for posting this wonderful video. Priceless.

[@lenablochmusic]

+jaykay1053 Actually, it exists on KZbin otherwise, only cut in pieces. I thought it would be useful to upload a full uninterrupted film. Thank you so much. Also, check out Harvey Pittel's videos, who was Allard's student.

[@yochanansebastianwinston7903]

The interviewer is Ira Weinstein. He was a student of Joe's at MSM in the 1970s. Ira has had a wonderful career as a woodwind doubler and especially as a jazz soloist. Great player and great guy.

[@jaykay1053]

Thank you for your reply and for compiling the clips. It's extremely useful to see these clips in order. I'm considering starting to play again after years off - and to move from classical approach to jazz/blues/pop. I'm collecting the most valuable instruction I can find before picking up the horn so that I can hit the ground running with a complete practice regimen. I will have to approach it as a completely new instrument to change my embouchure and breathing to the Allard method. It's a bit terrifying but, by studying clips like this, I hope to redefine my sound, completely. I definitely will check out Harvey Pittel, as well. I really appreciate your reply.

[@jaykay1053]

Thanks for the info. I'm so very glad to hear that the interviewer he has had such a successful career. I always love hearing about nice people doing well, especially in this day and age of negativity. It's hard to be negative about music, right?! I really appreciate your reply.

[@ruimarquespinto7242]

Do you have any writting paper for those exercises that the professor shows in his interview, superb!

[@lenablochmusic]

Hi Rui, contact me through www.lenabloch.com, thanks!

[@Mrmazzosan]

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