George Garzone
Saxophonist and jazz educator
Born
September 23rd, 1950
74 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A saxophonist and educator, primarily recognized for contributions to jazz music, extensively influenced the genre through both performance and teaching. Renowned for the development of the 'triadic chromatic approach' in improvisation, which emphasizes the use of triads within melodic lines. Served as a faculty member at prestigious institutions, including the Berklee College of Music, where significant contributions to developing young musicians took place. Active in various jazz ensembles, collaborating with world-class artists in the jazz community.
Developed the triadic chromatic approach
Taught at Berklee College of Music
Performed with notable musicians
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