Todd Marcus is a talented jazz artist known for his innovative use of the bass clarinet. He is one of the few artists worldwide to focus on the bass clarinet as his main instrument in modern jazz with small and large ensembles.
Todd discusses his early interests, influences, and creative process. He shares how he taught himself jazz theory and harmony through listening to records and transcribing solos. Todd also talks about the challenges of being a musician in the current jazz scene and the importance of capturing and preserving the history and culture of jazz.
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