Laura Dreyer
Laura Dreyer on the New ESP Alto
Gold:
"Finally a metal alto mouthpiece that is both clear and warm, as well as
bright and vibrant. I know many alto players that have been searching
for a metal mouthpiece that would give them a more contemporary sound
without sounding shrill, but until now there were few options. I feel as
though I have finally found the sound that I have been searching for."
On the JodyJazz Classic Alto:
"I'm really glad that you turned
me on to your JodyJazz alto mouthpiece. I am very impressed with
the dynamic range that I am able to get on it. The mouthpiece allows
me to play strong and bright when necessary, without sacrificing
the ability to play extremely soft and subtone, all with a nice
fat sound that feels very even throughout the entire range of the
horn. In addition, I am able to get both a bright and dark sound
at the same time. I've been getting a lot of compliments on my sound
since I've been playing the JodyJazz alto #9. You rock and your
mouthpieces rock!"
Laura Dreyers' Bio:
Laura Dreyer is a burning New York City Saxophonist/Flutist/Composer.
If you haven't heard her play do yourself a favor and visit her
website and check out her new CD "Mysterious Encounter" at www.lauradreyer.com
Audiences have heard Laura in the bands of Dr. Billy Taylor, Rufus
Reid and Akira Tana, Walter Bishop, Jr., Norman Williams, Mel
Lewis, Robert Palmer, and Nnenna Freelon. She has also performed
with Dr. Billy Taylor, Helcio Milito, Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis
Jr., and many others.
Laura has studied saxophone with Joe
Henderson and Joe Lovano, composition with Lyle Mays and Jim McNeely
and has been the recipient of three NEA grants. She teaches privately,
has served on the faculties of the Jamey Aebersold jazz clinics,
is currently a Faculty member of the Hoff-Barthelson Music School
and regularly does clinics at high schools and colleges. Laura
is a featured writer in the Saxophone Journal and is also featured
in saxophonist Sue Terry's new book, "Practice
Like the Pros".
