GARY BARTZ :: new columnist @ glmag :: HORNY HORNS
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NEW LOUDSPEAKER at groundliftmag.com[/b]
A NYC transplant from an early age, Bartz was introduced to Jazz during his time studying at the Julliard Conservatory. "It was a very good time for music in New York, at the end of what had been the be-bop era," says Bartz. "Things were fresh." Indeed, but that 'fresh' feeling was only the beginning. New York would prove to be fertile ground for a young sax player who was once dubbed "the most promising alto voice since Cannonball Adderley."GARY BARTZ[/b]
A NYC transplant from an early age, Bartz was introduced to Jazz during his time studying at the Julliard Conservatory. "It was a very good time for music in New York, at the end of what had been the be-bop era," says Bartz. "Things were fresh." Indeed, but that 'fresh' feeling was only the beginning. New York would prove to be fertile ground for a young sax player who was once dubbed "the most promising alto voice since Cannonball Adderley."GARY BARTZ[/b]