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Teaching in Northwest Ohio

// July 15th, 2010 // saxophone, teaching

Alongside preparation for the coming semester, I’m doing a bit of recording these days for use in the next piece. Additionally, I have put together one last(?) website as I am actively recruiting students. Aside from my duties (tbd) at BG this fall, I’ll be teaching private lessons (i.e. saxophone, etc.) at the Perrysburg Music Center. Take a look at the site (crkasprzyk.com/teaching.html) and feel free to forward to those who may find this of interest.

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Teaching in Ohio

// July 22nd, 2009 // teaching

Please note: I am now available as an educator throughout the Cleveland/Willoughby area. Contact me if you are interested studying with me!
p: 443.722.1158
e: crkasprzyk [] gmail [] com

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Bye Blue

// May 12th, 2009 // personal, teaching

As some know, I will be moving to Cleveland, OH. I’ll share details of this later. Today, in the midst of exams and a few final lessons, my fiancée and I were treated to a wonderful surprise at Bluefield. The music department shared their appreciation for my efforts, and well wishes as Jess and I begin our life together.


While the pre-wedding gifts, cake, and punch are appreciated, I am incredibly grateful for the support and opportunities this community has presented. I anticipate significant growth in the department and wish I could be a part of it. More soon. For now, finish grading, prepare for the wedding, and pack.

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Moving on

// September 1st, 2007 // composition, literature, personal, saxophone, teaching

As many already know, I recently moved to southwestern Virginia. The bittersweet decision (made after a difficult summer) brings plans similar to many of my other friends, while preparing for future schooling (and some much anticipated reading).

Baltimore was an incredible experience that began with the conservatory training that truly shaped my musical aspirations. I continued writing and enjoying the neighborhood, when not out of town with MTT and company. I am saddened to no longer be teaching the numerous students I had at various institutions. (Keep in touch everyone).

Best of luck to my students and colleagues at Morgan. I will miss this experience and am happy to have been a part of your musical community. I am confident that everything will be in good hands with Brian.

Aside from focusing on my writing, some new saxophone ideas, and enjoying the quiet of mountain life (that provides plenty of new scenes for my new hobby), I will be teaching at Bluefield and also finding a new musical niche as a contributing writer for NRV. As always, I have a few projects on the rise and will be in balTimore after now.

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McCain/Spiegel @ Morgan

// April 21st, 2007 // saxophone, teaching

Special thanks to saxophonist James McCain and pianist Daniel Spiegel for visiting Morgan yesterday. They presented a stellar recital, exhibiting complete command over their instruments. McCain also shared his wisdom with some of my students, shedding light on his superior altissimo and other saxophone techniques. As always, thanks to Dr. Eric Conway, Mr. Melvin Miles, and the Morgan State Music Department for their support.

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Back in Bmore

// March 12th, 2007 // saxophone, teaching

I’m back from another great performance with New World. Back to work (with a few events coming up).

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