My Equipment:

I use a Selmer BA bari (39,xxx) as my main horn.  I also have a Selmer Low A horn and a Couf Bb horn (the only bari I ever bought new) which I used on 'Impasse".  I've used the same Lawton 7*B mouthpiece since 1982.  I've mostly used LaVoz MH reeds, but lately I've been experimenting Alexander and Marca reeds.

If you need a good mike for sax, check out www.appliedmic.com.  I'm very happy with mine.

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glenn@jazzmaniac.com

"An unsung hero in modern jazz" 

 Michael Nastos - All Music Guide

I'm glad to be making music and recording jazz in 2008.  I'm especially excited to be teaching college students about the beauty of jazz.

Here's a brief bio:

Glenn has a Bachelors degree in Music Education from Younstown State University and a Masters in Jazz Performance from the University of Illinois.

In his years in New York (1977-1991), Glenn toured and recorded with Buddy Rich, Lionel Hampton, Machito, Tito Puente, The Bill Kirchner Nonet, Mel Lewis, Toshiko Akiyoshi, and The Bob Belden Ensemble. He has recorded 6 solo albums and has appeared on 21 others as a sideman. Glenn has been awarded a grant by the National Endowment for the Arts and his CDs are featured in the Grammaphone Guide to Good Jazz and The Penguin Guide to Jazz. 

In 1991, Glenn moved to Richmond, VA. One Man's Blues was recorded live at Bogart's in Richmond, the band's steady gig for 9 years.   Glenn has also recorded and toured with rock pianist Bruce Hornsby.

Glenn is now a resident of Central Illinois and teaches jazz The University of Illinois - Urbana.

Solo recordings: