Jam Session

Looking for more wind players. If you know someone wanting to get more involved in a group or just wants to get their feet wet improving on a wind instrument? We will treat you like gold!

Musicians need to laugh too.
Some of the best moments happen between songs.
We keep things supportive, low pressure, and fun while building real playing experience.
If you're in the Portland / Vancouver area and want to connect with other musicians, message me what you play.

Bert from Columbia River Drifters laying down some relaxed grooves. It's about getting into the moment and enjoying the comaraderie. He's an inspiration to all in our workshops.

One of our instructors, Brandon at Mildly.Impressive.Music is with one of the busiest groups Baz Moto Music so I hope he remembers us when he goes on world tour.

Michael Linehan is one of the coolest and giving musicians you will ever meet. Never afraid to support live music where ever he is.

Nice to have you in the fold Scott! Way cool!

What’s the hardest part about just starting when playing at jams?
• Soloing?
• Remembering progressions?
• Jumping in at the right time?
• Stage nerves?

Curious what people struggle with most.

Jam Survival . . .Most jams use progressions like this.If you recognize this pattern, soloing becomes much easier. Any wind players out there? Treat them like gold! [email protected]