A must for clarinet enthusiasts galore

http://www.woodwind.org/clarinet/index.html

Used to be www.sneezy.org, but I don’t know if that links works anymore. I just like ‘sneezy’ better.

A group I wish to join in the future. After many more musical works.

http://www.ascap.com/index.html

My clarinet:

I used to have a YCL-34, which was a beautiful sounding instrument. Got stolen, so I got a replacement. The upgraded YCL-CV. Now, I just need a mouthpiece…. If anyone wants to send me a Fobes, that’d be cool!

My drum set:

Now, I guess I don’t own my own… and I’ve never owned my own… but in Dallas, I have access to one. Pretty standard kit. 22x16 bass, I think a 6x14 snare, two toms 12x8, 12x10, 16x16 floor tom. Nothing too exciting. The cymbals aren’t too exciting either, but it is nice having a small variety. The 14” hat, 16” crash, 18” crash/ride, and a 20” ride. I tend to prefer the thin, faster cymbals, though. Although they don’t have as long a life-span. I do have a few toys, though… the tambourine and cowbell are relatively new. Other than that, I’d want a double-chain double-pedal for the bass and a foot-pedal braced jam block (also double-chain), and I’d have my ideal set. Oh, a cup holder would be nice too.

I also recently got an electronic drum set. It’s nothing special, but it’s mine. And it plays pretty high quality midi.

A good source of Jazz stuff in Houston:

http://www.jazzhouston.com/

Also, here’s a list of groups/people I was told to include on my site:

Bacilos

Juan Luis Guerra

Carlos Vives

Carlos Baute (because he’s Venezuelan)

Incidentally, the person who told me to include those guys wants to start…

Ana’s Guide to Awesome Latin-Pop Music.

I’ll put a link here when she actually starts it… here’s the preliminary thing.

http://jdvn100.fastmail.fm/AGM.htm