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| The new magazine is designed to provide "practical, handson" information written to help schools and independent music educators teach jazz to high school and college students, including teachers focused on small ensembles, big bands, soloists and other groups. Shaughnessy has performed with every major symphony in the United States, countless big bands and backed many ensembles in recording studios. There we got our chance to open for big bands coming through on tour. |
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big band - a large dance or jazz band usually featuring improvised solos by lead musicians