PAT METHENY'S WORDS OF WISDOM

[@cheneyrobert]

Rick’s interview is something special…..great insights 🤔your takeaway is another layer 🥂

[@chasesanborn]

After I posted it, my students were amused that I could barely get through any lesson or rehearsal without quoting Pat. :)

[@BrianTCarter]

Great video Chase! Thanks. I’ll be checking out more of yours.

[@chasesanborn]

That one owes a lot to Pat and Rick, obviously, but there's lots more on the channel to check out. Glad you found it!

[@thibodaux3424]

Brilliant analysis. I've watched that interview twice and it's crystal clear that Pat is all about the music.

[@chasesanborn]

I agree, and thank you!

[@MrKashio]

Good evening ^^ I'm practicing rule # 6 and rule # 5 again now. It's a very rudimentary practice, but it's an approach note practice that goes toward the target note. I realized that I should do it rather than practice the phrase. And rule # 2 was very encouraging. Thank you very much for your valuable lecture today!

[@chasesanborn]

Thanks primarily go to Pat Metheny for the inspiration!

[@chasesanborn]

In this video I share my thoughts on one of the best interviews I've ever seen. Pat Metheny is a font of wisdom and inspiration. The link to the interview is in the description.

[@jeanrobillard8630]

As a university professor and researcher myself (philosophy and cognitive science), and a back-to-trumpet-trumpeter, I must say that this video is probably more a lesson about music than a lesson in musical (and just any art as well) pedagogy. Chase, you are one of a kind, by your generosity and your commitment to both your musical and professoral art. As a back-to-trumpet-trumpeter, you sure help me gain confidence in my trying to sound good again, after all these years of silence. Thank you so much! And I hope that your students listen to your videaos, because they are just too good to not to! (If that makes any sense, English is not my mother tongue...) Cheers!

[@chasesanborn]

@@jeanrobillard8630 Thanks for those very kind words, Jean--I might borrow the phrase 'professorial art'. The rule ‘Be Who You Are’ speaks to the fact that we are all essentially one-of-a-kind, and therein lies our greatest strength if we are able to trust in the validity of our own identity. Pat Metheny is a model of that kind of thinking.

[@MrGuto]

Well done! Thanks

[@chasesanborn]

Thank you too!

[@BillMcBirnie-Extreme-Flute]

...Excellent, Chase!...

[@chasesanborn]

...Thanks, Bill!

[@chrisplattmusic]

Nice one, Chase!

[@chasesanborn]

Thanks, Chris!

[@silviaarcari7623]

Very interesting

[@chasesanborn]

Indeed.