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Improv Magazine Facts About Jazz Improv Magazine The following essay about Jazz Improv Magazine, Jazz Improv NY Magazine and Jazz Improv LIVE! Convention is presented to provide clarity in light of inaccurate information that has appeared online and perhaps elsewhere. Jazz Improv Magazine was founded in 1997 solely and exclusively by Eric Nemeyer. The quarterly publication ranged from 160 to 304 pages, including one or two companion CDs each issue, with full-length tracks by jazz stars & emerging artists. (Visit LinkedIn profile for Jazz Improv Magazine.)
Jazz Improv Magazine was the direct product of Mr. Nemeyer's three
decades of experience as a music industry professional-performing,
composing/arranging, teaching, recording and publishing. As the exclusive
Founder, Creator, Publisher, President and 100% company shareholder of
Jazz Improv, beginning with the magazine's inception in 1997 and
continuing to 2008, Mr. Nemeyer built the customer base of subscribers &
advertisers & developed the nationwide and international distribution
network of stores and leading retail chains (Tower Records, Barnes and
Noble, Borders and others) that sold Jazz Improv Magazine. Visit LinkedIn profile for Jazz Improv Magazine Visit: Jazz Improv Magazine Facebook Pg
Jazz Inside is brought to you by the same team as the previous title. It features the same foundational understandings and commitments, the same select group of writers. The first issue continued the format of delivering comprehensive interviews, exhaustive one-of-a-kind cover features, reviews of musical products and CDs, columns, motivational articles and quotes - all in an eye-appealing, easy-to-read layout and design. We continued the tradition of providing an enhanced companion CD which features tracks by leading and emerging artists and an e-book in the quarterly issues of Jazz Inside. For those of you who make music, the e-book featured 100 to 200 pages of instructional articles on improvisation, music theory and more, along with song lead sheets, transcriptions of improvised solos by influential artists, arrangements and musical exercises. Essentially, those elements that you have come to enjoy and that I assembled to make Jazz Improv unique, I have infused into Jazz Inside Magazine. In 2010, we combined Jazz Inside NY into Jazz Inside Magazine, and now publish Jazz Inside as a monthly. Subscribers will continue to get the magazine delivered. One of the most important reasons for the new title - Jazz Inside - was so that I could publish a periodical that could reach and influence the broadest demographic that populates the jazz landscape. For now, I have suspended publication under the Jazz Improv banner to make room for growth and expansion. The word “improv” also had a connotation that seemed to limit appeal only to musicians, even though the majority of our content is equally valuable to non-musicians as well as creators of the music. I wanted to do away with the false assumption by many non-musician jazz lovers that because there was some music in the magazine, that the other 200 pages of interviews and reviews were somehow not for them. Actually, a number of readers who didn’t play music commented that the analyses and instructional articles, side-by-side with the interviews and other content, actually helped give them a better understanding of the music that they love—or an inside view. They were able to get inside the creative process of their favorite musicians. In 1997, when I founded Jazz Improv Magazine, the sub-title was “Timeless Music, Motivation and Ideas.” I wanted the magazine to embody much more than the surface elements of, for example, just what scales or chords an artist might play, or what type or brand or model reeds or drum sticks or piano a musician might be using to perform. I wanted readers to be motivated and inspired by ideas that transcend time. Contributing to those unique qualities embodied by the magazine was the synergy of an array of concepts – and uniquely created by artists and musicians for readers. That synergy involves the combination of the music in the magazine, the concepts of and instructional articles about improvisation, the ideas about personal development, motivation, the philosophies of great thinkers, the photos, and the resultant energy. Initially, I began publishing motivational quotes and common sense ideas in little quote boxes—to remind myself how I wanted to live. Readers loved them and found them to be guiding lights in their own lives. The majority of our relationships in life are transactional ones—the buying and selling of goods and services. But, the truly meaningful relationships in life are transformational ones. My intent with Jazz Improv was, as it is with Jazz Inside Magazine and Jazz Inside Magazine is to create a publication that enables readers to have some sort of transformational experience. Now, visit the Jazz Inside Magazine website to get access to the array of ideas, entertainment and experiences that you’ll discover in Jazz Inside publications. www.jazzinsidemagazine.com Cordially, Eric Nemeyer
Back Issues of Jazz Improv Magazine:
To view the contents of each of the 21 available back issues (of 31 that were published), go to At that website, you may order the entire collection of remaining back issues as a set, for $177 plus shipping. If you would like to order single copies of any of the issues they are available for $24.95 each plus shipping including companion CDs (where available). Call 215-887-8880 to order single copies. We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Paypal. Subscriptions to Jazz Inside Magazine To subscribe to Jazz Inside Magazine visit www.JazzInsideMagazine.com or CALL 215-887-8880
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Download a free copy of Jazz Inside Magazine every month at the Jazz Inside Magazine website - www.JazzInsideMagazine.com. Click on the box in the upper left hand corner at the website that reads: "Free Download" and includes a graphic of the cover of the current issue. Each issue of Jazz Inside ranges in length from 64 to 112 pages and features interviews, reviews of recordings and performances, columns by various writers including the Dean of all Jazz Journalists - Ira Gitler. There are also special features every month.
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New MP3 tracks for complimentary download, and for your listening enjoyment will be added regularly. Just in case you missed downloading any of the MP3s, each month’s group will be archived for continuing download. Bookmark the site so that you can revisit regularly to experience the music of our growing roster of artists and label participants. Choose from a broad array of styles, tempos, repertoire. Just a couple of mouse clicks and you'll be able to download and listen to these tracks at your convenience. If you like what you hear, just click on the link to the artist’s or labels’ websites. There, you'll be able to buy the music directly from the creators. So, click here and start enjoying the music now!
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