Mike Anklewicz Musician and Instructor
26 Lowesmoor Ave. M3H 3H7 Toronto, ON, Canada

My latest multi-track creation: Sam Musiker's Uncle Max Bulgar for clarinet, 2 alto saxes and tenor sax! Credit to Michael Winograd, in whose "ear band" class at KlezKanada I learned this tune!

I arranged one of my favourite Horas for clarinet and three saxophones! Made popular by Dave Tarras, I've heard a version recorded by Belf before World War I in Europe. I hope you enjoy!

I finally dabbled in the world of solo multi-tracking and created this arrangement for Sher p54 in one of the Beregovski collections, a song I first learned from @Merlin Shepherd at KlezKamp back in the year 2000 (I think . . .might have been 1999). Enjoy!

Episode 3 of The Sax Conservatory has just dropped and in it, I begin talking about how to play in the Altissimo register. We all hear great saxophonists play super high and we wonder, "how do they do that?" Well, here's the first part of how. For those young players out there who are still developing their embouchures, you may want to wait a big before trying some of these exercises, although you should be able to do the exercises here in this first part of the two-part series. [ 149 more words ] http://mikeanklewicz.com//the-sax-conservatory-episode-3-/

Episode 2 of the Sax Conservatory is out and in it, I'm talking about Cross-Rhythms, a great technique that I learned from my sax teacher at Queen's University, Peter Freeman. Check out the video below to see the video! Don't forget to click "like" and subscribe to the channel. Click the bell icon so that you can get notified when there's a new video! You can also email [email protected] to book a free online consultation to help you become the best player you can be! http://mikeanklewicz.com//sax-conservatory-episode-2-cros/