Inside the saxophone and the clarinet

On this 5th episode, I interviewed two great musicians: Daro Behroozi and Rogerst Charles from the famous brass band Lucky Chops! Together we talked about how to run a music band, to grow its fame, to auto-produce an album, to tour and a lot of other things about music career.

On this 4th episode, I was really glad to interview the great Neal Sugarman, tenor sax player with the Dap-Kings (Sharon Jones, Amy Winehouse) and co-founder of the label Daptone Records (Lee Fields, Antibalas, Charles Bradley...). Together we dived into the world of music labels.

Do you know everything there is to know about the saxophone's history? And about Adolphe Sax, the man who invented it? Let us tell you all about it in this article

Have you always wanted to play the clarinet, but have no idea where to start? Syos is here to help you.

Everyone knows the clarinet, but do you know its origin story? And did you know there are many different clarinets? We tell you all about this wonderful instrument in this article

Having braces installed can be quite worrying for any woodwing player... But we are here to reassure you!

It can often be quite hard to stay motivated to play saxophone or clarinet on a daily basis. In this article, Syos will give you tips and tricks to help you keep the urge to play and to make progress as quickly as possible!

This is the second article of a series focused on pentatonic scales and their use in jazz improvisation. In this second part, we're delving into how to use pentatonic scales on chords derived from melodic minor scale harmony.

In this article, we share some ideas on how to develop a musical motif in order to build consistency while improvising or composing