From the desk of Michael Hudson-Casanova

Dear Saxophonist,

If you want to become a confident jazz improviser so that you can start getting the kinds of gigs and playing opportunities that you want to have…

This offer is going to change your life.

Here’s why:

I’m Michael Hudson-Casanova and I’m a saxophonist, improviser and music educator with over 15 years of playing and teaching experience. 

But just like everyone else when they first started, I used to overthink every note I played when it was time to take a solo. 

But little by little, and with help from some excellent mentors, I started really digging in to what it meant to get create with simple materials. I started pulling from the music I wanted to play and asked myself “how far can I take this?”

Then, one day, I was finally able to get out of my head and start improvising intuitively. It felt like I was actually a part of the music instead of just trying to force myself in!

I realized that getting rhythmically creative with super simple materials like melodies, chord tones, and chromaticism was the key to taking meaningful solos.

So that’s exactly what I did again and again, on tune after tune.

And the results allowed me to start leading my own bands and releasing my own records (of which I now have 4).

I was so confident, I started booking my own gigs around Chicago, where I still play creative music all the time.

I wondered if this same strategy would work for someone who was a novice saxophonist with full-time day job and limited practice time.

Enter Francisco

As a husband and father, he wanted to finally take his saxophone skills out of his basement and start playing with his friends (who had been inviting him to play with their band for years).

I gave him my formula

And not three weeks into my 12-week program, he played his first live show with a band…!

So I decided to take everything I taught Francisco and put it into this Custom Practice Roadmap

And I made it affordable enough to get it into the hands of anyone who wanted to start improvising like a pro.

And the results? They were the exact same for those students.

It almost felt too good to be true, but it was years of hard work boiled down to the simplest, most easy-to-understand format possible.

And now, it’s all yours.

Here’s what you’ll learn…

How to start getting the gigs or playing experiences you want to have

How to structure your practice time to the highest efficiency

How to use your ear and music theory to have a complete understanding of improvisation

How to have a deeper relationship with your instrument and the music you’re playing

How to get out of your head and into the music when improvising

Can’t wait to hear what you come up with!

Michael Hudson-Casanova