Comments on: Joseph Phillips and Ben Kono on woodwind doubling http://www.bretpimentel.com/joseph-phillips-and-ben-kono-on-woodwind-doubling/ Saxophone, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, folk and ethnic woodwinds Mon, 26 Jul 2010 18:41:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Joe http://www.bretpimentel.com/joseph-phillips-and-ben-kono-on-woodwind-doubling/#comment-218 Joe Wed, 04 Nov 2009 03:49:19 +0000 http://www.bretpimentel.com/?p=1674#comment-218 Bret, it has been good reading some of what you are up to in the blogworld; thank you for posting about Numinous and my interview with Ben. Bret, it has been good reading some of what you are up to in the blogworld; thank you for posting about Numinous and my interview with Ben.

]]> By: Bret http://www.bretpimentel.com/joseph-phillips-and-ben-kono-on-woodwind-doubling/#comment-217 Bret Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:36:25 +0000 http://www.bretpimentel.com/?p=1674#comment-217 Ben - Thanks for stopping by and for the additional behind-the-scenes peek. Good luck tonight with the subway and the music! Ben – Thanks for stopping by and for the additional behind-the-scenes peek. Good luck tonight with the subway and the music!

]]> By: Ben Kono http://www.bretpimentel.com/joseph-phillips-and-ben-kono-on-woodwind-doubling/#comment-216 Ben Kono Wed, 28 Oct 2009 18:48:34 +0000 http://www.bretpimentel.com/?p=1674#comment-216 Hi Bret, Thanks for posting this! Your site is a great resource for woodwind players. One thing I left out of Joe Phillips' interview was the concept of the "schlep". After you add all those instruments together, plus their cases, you have an enormous mountain of horns to haul! Having a car is one thing, but my gig tonight is in Brooklyn via subway during rush hour--and it's pouring rain! If I'd thought ahead, perhaps a zipcar would have been in order. It's worth it though because the music is gorgeous--be sure to check out Joe's sound clips on the Numinous website. Ben Hi Bret,

Thanks for posting this! Your site is a great resource for woodwind players. One thing I left out of Joe Phillips’ interview was the concept of the “schlep”. After you add all those instruments together, plus their cases, you have an enormous mountain of horns to haul! Having a car is one thing, but my gig tonight is in Brooklyn via subway during rush hour–and it’s pouring rain! If I’d thought ahead, perhaps a zipcar would have been in order. It’s worth it though because the music is gorgeous–be sure to check out Joe’s sound clips on the Numinous website. Ben

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